Plaited is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PLAITED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PLAIT, to braid
• form (hair, straw, rope, or other material) into a plait or plaits
• make (something) by forming material into a plait or plaits
NOUN:
• a single length of hair, straw, rope, or other material made up of three or more interlaced strands
ADJECTIVE:
• Folded; doubled over; braided; figuratively, involved; intricate; artful.

Words related to PLAITED

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How to use PLAITED in a sentence

• Her hair was plaited and slightly ornamented, but partly covered by a long veil which fell gracefully over her shoulders.
• The sling was a thong of plaited leather, broad in the middle, with a loop at the end.
• Our position, however, was so revolting and so ghastly, that we tried to put an end to our lives by strangling ourselves with a rope made of plaited grass.
• Her black hair, smooth and glossy under a varnish of grease, was plaited high in the back, and dropped regular ringlets, six in all, over her forehead.
• Her sweet face was surmounted by a heavy coronet of black hair, plaited to perfection, and glistening with gum.
• The eggs are plaited and twisted into ropes made from straw, and so it is safe and easy to handle them.
• It was a plain gold pin, in which, neatly plaited, were six bunches of hair.
• All her beautiful hair had been drawn back and plaited.
• He wore a tunic of white linen, the finely plaited skirt reaching almost to the knees.
• Next she plaited fishing lines from grass-tree fibre, and fashioned hooks from the bones of slaughtered birds and animals, to catch the fish which abounded near the rocks.
• Rhoda made no reply but when Marie had plaited her hair in a rippling braid she followed Kut-le up the short ladder.
• The younger woman wore her long glossy tresses plaited in Mexican fashion.
• Small loosely plaited willow baskets for gathering locusts.
• Plaited woolen rope, with wooden hooks attached, used for fastening the load upon the back of an animal.
• There is a border of open work bound by a plaited band as seen in figure 8, and the manner of weaving is identical with that shown in that figure.
• The wood appeared to be nearly half a foot thick, and every corner was plaited with iron.
• This he plaited into many tails, each one tied with a coloured ribbon and turned back over his ears.
• Their black hair, plaited in two braids, and a silk shawl thrown gracefully over their heads and a fan, which is an indispensable article to a Spanish lady, completed the toilet.
• I once found the nest of a harvest mouse, which was woven of plaited blades of straw of the oats and wheat.
• A young peasant, with shoes plaited out of bark on his feet, led the horse out of the yard.
• Its plaited masses, quite black in the moonlight, hung down and coiled upon the bench, by her side.
• Coming to the end of the room, he stooped and picked up this object, which was a plaited silk cord about three feet in length.
• There are various kinds of mats to be met with in the Khasi houses made of plaited cane, of a kind of reed, and of plaited bamboo.
• In throwing them they make use of a becket, that is, a piece of stiff plaited cord about six inches long, with an eye in one end and a knot at the other.
• The lame man plucked the grass that he could reach, and plaited it into a string, and threw one end to the blind man, who guided himself by it to the lame man.

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