Seamed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SEAMED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SEAM, to join by sewing together
NOUN:
• a line where the edges of two pieces of wood, wallpaper, or another material touch each other
• a long thin indentation or scar
• a supply of something valuable
• a trace or presence of something
• a line where two pieces of fabric are sewn together in a garment or other article.
• an underground layer of a mineral such as coal or gold
• join with a seam
• make a long, narrow indentation in
ADJECTIVE:
• Out of condition; not in good condition; -- said of a hawk.
• having or joined by a seam or seams
• (used especially of skin) marked by lines or seams
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to join with a seam (a line formed by sewing two pieces of fabric together)

Words related to SEAMED

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How to use SEAMED in a sentence

• He was an old man, with a seamed, scarred face, but kindly eyes.
• It was now soft with the abundant rains which had fallen, and seamed with deep muddy cracks, over which we made our way with difficulty.
• As he straightened, the hand whirled him half around and he found himself looking into a face that was tanned and seamed by many years in the open.
• The great granite cliffs stand out like the frowning heads of giants, seamed and furrowed with ages of conflict.
• Bereft of everything but earth, and a few low shelters and gun-pits, and seamed with trenches.
• Upon their first failure they seamed to have no resources left.
• Jansenius, whose handsome face was white and seamed with grief and annoyance.
• The Lad picked himself up and for the first time since they met Herbert saw his placid countenance wrinkled and seamed with the contortions of uproarious mirth.
• Her closed eyelids were dark and seamed with fine folds, the cheek bones showed under her skin, tanned to a dry brown, its rich bloom withered.
• This was a narrow, rather precipitous gully that seamed the slope just beyond the bend.
• The skin of his face was gnarled like the bark of a tree, and seamed with a white scar which drooped over the corner of one eye and so narrowed it to half the size of the other.
• The scarlet-clad figure stood before them, his seamed and weather-beaten face set in stern lines.
• His appearance was that of a veteran bull-dog, seamed with the traces of youthful strife, but in reality he was a pointer.
• From these threatening masses, seamed at intervals with pale lightning, there now burst a heavy peal of thunder that shook the ground under our feet.
• The gnarled and knotted trunk was scarred and seamed with the ravages of time.
• She had a massive head, and a seamed and rugged countenance which did its best to live down the humiliation of a ridiculous little nose with no bridge.
• Along most of its course it remains what it was in British days, a broad, green track seamed with scores of rut-marks.
• His seamed and scarred face looks as if it had been through many storms and many Indian fights.
• Seamed and scarred! Indestructible by past ages, yet surely wearing to ruin! From this point I could not see the snow on the peaks.
• Rugged and precipitous ridges towered high above the level, and numerous ravines, hidden by thick timber, seamed the surface of the spur.
• Her face was seamed and wrinkled, her white hair was plastered down above her yellow forehead.
• The most powerful, silent-running car on the market would have made some noise in traveling through that sand and up and down the washes that seamed the mountain side.
• The road wandered down the valley for ten miles, crept over a ridge, then dove headlong into another wide, shallow valley seamed with washes and deep cuts.
• The figure that emerged from the bushes was thick-set and powerful, the strong face seamed and tanned by the wind, rain and sun of years.
• Not alone the storms of winters Seamed her tawny face with wrinkles.
• For they were streaked and seamed and pitted with gold, such ore as she had never seen.
• The deep furrows that seamed his countenance bore unmistakable witness to a boyhood of grim poverty and grinding toil.
• The full use of the eyes was required for the path in front, rough as it was with loose stones, and seamed with irregular ruts.
• All to once, as you read in the papers, their was a tree-mendus explosion and I went up what seamed to me about a thousand feet.
• Ah! a palm seamed and crossed and marked with troubled lines.

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