Plugged is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PLUGGED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PLUG, to fill a hole with a material
• block or fill in (a hole or cavity)
• insert (something) into an opening so as to fill it
• mention (a product, event, or establishment) publicly in order to promote it
• shoot or hit (someone or something)
• proceed steadily and laboriously with a journey or task
• fill
NOUN:
• a piece of solid material fitting tightly into a hole and blocking it up
• a circular piece of metal, rubber, or plastic used to stop the plughole of a bath or basin and keep the water in it
• a mass of solidified lava filling the neck of a volcano.
• (in gardening) a young plant or clump of grass with a small mass of soil protecting its roots, for planting out.
• a device for making an electrical connection between an appliance and the mains, consisting of an insulated casing with metal pins that fit into holes in a socket
• a socket into which an electric plug can be fitted
• a piece of publicity promoting a product, event, or establishment
• a piece of tobacco cut from a larger cake for chewing
• tobacco in large cakes designed to be cut for chewing
• a lure with one or more hooks attached.
• a tired or old horse.
• a baby's dummy.
ADJECTIVE:
• (of a coin) altered by the insertion of a plug of base metal
• completely obstructed or closed off
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to seal or close with a plug (a piece of material used to fill a hole)

Words related to PLUGGED

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How to use PLUGGED in a sentence

• Since Quade has been plugged we got to hang somebody.
• The tire that had been plugged with rubber bands weeks before in Indiana was now leaking, the air creeping through the fabric and oozing out at several places.
• Told about the ace of spades they put over the bullet holes in thet cowpuncher Bain you plugged.
• Brown swears he plugged Stevens through the middle.
• This done and the bar shoe applied, the fissure may be plugged with any effectual stopping.
• This, together with the tow, is tightly plugged into the opening and kept in position by a wide-webbed shoe.
• For railroad ties he bored two holes two inches in diameter, six inches inside of the rails, and filled and plugged them.
• Ultimately, however, the hole was found and more or less satisfactorily plugged.
• Only a few shells are flying, there is little or no rifle fire and nobody is getting killed, nobody is even getting plugged.
• As cannon were badly needed, the brethren got two hollow steamboat shafts, cut them in two, plugged up one end, and thus made some cannon.
• Andy swung his arm and plugged a fair-sized mud-ball at Pete, which missed him and hit the innocent and unsuspecting Bill on the ear, and stayed there.
• In the hole, which is plugged with a bit of wood, you will find a plan showing how to reach this spot.
• Leaning against the railing on the piazza were an immense number of long, heavy bamboos, plugged at the lower end, and with their projecting muzzles stuffed with a wad of leaves.
• Bud found it in the locker, dragged it out joyfully, and plugged it into the power supply.
• The gum proved efficacious, however, and the leak was plugged up.
• He ignored the Whispering Ikes who met in the dim Back Room, with Cotton plugged in the Key Hole.
• Either the Spaceforce had plugged it or, more likely, everyone else in the cellar had been too muddled by drugs to know what was going on.
• At last she stepped within, plugged the keyhole with her key, and lit a match.
• After a few trials she succeeded in obtaining a result that was entirely satisfactory, if the hole thus made could be effectually plugged.
• Then Peter said he thought somebody must have plugged the bugle up with something, and he asked his sister to light the gas in the entry while he cleaned it out.
• Pour this into either a plugged melon or over the half-cut melon, and lay on ice for a couple of hours before serving.
• We are like cognizant teddy bears on an assembly line to have our apertures plugged up with plastic eyes but there is nothing we can do about it.
• And for the better part of a week one had skirted hundreds of miles of such a frieze! The loopholes not in use were plugged rather like old-fashioned hives.
• In his fear lest it should escape him again, he seized the first book that came to his hand and plugged it into the hole.
• He had plugged along, if not happy, at least with sound philosophy.
• But he was in for it, and plugged ahead, longing for the cool of evening.

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