Sponged is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SPONGED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SPONGE, to wipe with absorbent material, also SPUNGE
• wipe or clean with a wet sponge or cloth
• remove or wipe away (liquid or a mark) with a sponge or cloth
• give a decorative effect to (a painted surface) by applying a different shade of paint with a sponge
• decorate (pottery) using a sponge.
• obtain or accept money or food from other people without doing or intending to do anything in return
• obtain (money or food) from someone without doing anything in return
NOUN:
• a primitive sedentary aquatic invertebrate with a soft porous body that is typically supported by a framework of fibres or calcareous or glassy spicules. Sponges draw in a current of water to extract nutrients and oxygen.
• a piece of a soft, light, porous absorbent substance originally consisting of the fibrous skeleton of an aquatic invertebrate but now usually made of synthetic material, used for washing and cleaning.
• an act of wiping or cleaning with a sponge
• a soft, light, porous substance used as padding or insulating material
• metal in a porous form, typically prepared by reduction without fusion or by electrolysis
• a light cake made by beating eggs with sugar, flour, and usually butter or other fat
• a heavy drinker.
• a barrier contraceptive in the form of a piece of soft, light, porous material impregnated with spermicide and inserted into a woman's vagina.
• a person who lives at someone else's expense.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to wipe with a sponge (a mass of absorbent material)

Words related to SPONGED

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Words that contain SPONGED

disponged14

How to use SPONGED in a sentence

• The corporal marches the detachment to and from the piece, which is fired, sponged out, find secured under his direction.
• There will be no bits of sand clinging to me after I have been sponged a few moments.
• But the bewitching loveliness of the place he led her to made amends, sponged away her irritation, brought back the Arcadian mood of the day.
• Marion Dale, I remember you once, In the days when you blushed like a rose half-blown, Long ere that wealthy respectable dunce Sponged up your beautiful name in his own.
• Neither could see anything of its enemy save the throbs of fire in the darkness, and the guns were sponged and trained and fired into a dense wall of vapour.
• Surgeon Green had him sponged with tepid water, and briskly rubbed with flannels.
• The marks left on the memory by the instructions of a foster-mother are soon sponged clean away.
• With the nonchalance born of long custom, the official covered the royal chin with soap, drew the razor swiftly round it, and sponged over the surface with spirits of wine.
• I got the finger in the water that I sponged with and it got blood poisoned.
• When the disease permits it, the sick person should be sponged all over daily, the teeth cleansed and the hair brushed.
• So he sponged away and she waited, remembering how she had taught him, when turned a year old, to cry softly after a whipping.
• Then one of them sponged the bore, another inserted the cartridge, containing three pounds of powder, by means of a long ladle, a third shoved in a wad of rope yarn.
• He could not shake it off, he could not sleep till he had got out of bed and sponged his lips vigorously.
• Getting her scissors she clipped away the hair from the back of his head and sponged the wound and bandaged it, convinced that of itself it was not dangerous.
• The guns, if loaded, are to be drawn, wormed, sponged and reloaded.
• At least once a day these parts should be sponged carefully.
• They sponged and loaded her guns, brought their stores aboard her, laid their mats upon her deck, secured the boats astern, and sailed away in search of other plunder.
• They watched the castle embrasures after each discharge of cannon, for the Spaniards could not reload without exposing themselves as they sponged or rammed.
• The rough edges are then sponged and before the piece is thoroughly dried handles are put on if desired.
• The inside seams are then leveled and sponged away, and the mould sent to the drying room.
• Sponged frequently with coolest water can get, seems to give some relief as he is quieter afterwards.
• She sponged the blood from my clothes, wiping my mouth every little while, until there was no more blood coming from it.
• He sponged my face and hands, and dried them with the towel.
• Both men were then hustled back into their corners, sponged, kneaded, fanned.
• Dismissed, he began to live on his wife, sponged on her.
• After the blood from the wound has been sponged away, they should be put in another basin containing the antiseptic solution, and cleansed anew before being used again.
• Then, having sponged his chin, he ordered Manasseh to lay out his bathing-dress, retire, find a back way to the beach and, having opened all doors, attend him below.
• Marcella forgot to be anxious about him, so completely had she sponged fear from her mind.
• So he dusted the cushions, and sponged up a few drops of water from the bottom of the boat, and then sat down to wait.

Similar words containing SPONG without suffix ed

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