Stained is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STAINED in dictionary:

VERB:
• STAIN, to discolour, also STAYNE
• mark or discolour with something that is not easily removed
• be marked or be liable to be marked with a stain.
• damage or bring disgrace to (the reputation or image of someone or something)
• colour (a material or object) by applying a penetrative dye or chemical
NOUN:
• a coloured patch or dirty mark that is difficult to remove
• a penetrative dye or chemical used in colouring a material or object.
• a special dye used to colour organic tissue so as to make the structure visible for microscopic examination.
• any of the minor colours used in blazoning and liveries, especially tenné and sanguine.
• any of the minor colours used in blazoning and liveries, especially tenné and sanguine.
• a thing that damages or brings disgrace to someone or something's reputation
ADJECTIVE:
• marked or dyed or discolored with foreign matter
• having a coating of stain or varnish
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to discolor or dirty

Words related to STAINED

stain5 staining9 stains6

Words that contain STAINED

abstained12 bestained12 destained11 distained11 sustained10 unstained10 overstained15 sustainedly15 tearstained12 unsustained12 bloodstained16 counterstained17

How to use STAINED in a sentence

• But all these successes were stained by his treacherous murder of Ethelbert, King of the East Angles, and his violent seizing of that kingdom.
• Then he went to the door of the room, stained the sideposts and the lock with blood, and placed the branch which had been dipped in blood above the door.
• The light shone full on the stained collar and the dark patch of hair at the base of the brain.
• And here was the slipper, with its handsome buckle torn off, stained, out of shape from having been so long cast aside.
• The sword, although drawn from the scabbard, was not stained with blood unless it was impossible to attain the end in view by a manoeuvre.
• Up above me stood great grey rocks, stained here and there the colour of rose porphyry.
• The police officer came and took down the pot and found in it nothing but a stained cloth.
• So that the victory their father won was stained with their blood.
• In the west the lurid rays of the sinking sun stained the clouds blood red, and broke in arrows of ominous light upon the driving storm.
• Some old stained glass still remains in the windows and an archaic carving of the Trinity may be seen upon the wall of the tower.
• Neither faction-fight nor party-fight ever stained the streets with blood.
• On the table was a basin half full of water, and the water was stained with streaks of blood.
• And now those white fingers grasped cold steel, and a keeper, passing up and down on his half-hourly rounds, wondered, grimly, if they had been stained with the blood of Mrs.
• The walls, however, were uncovered and were stained with damp.
• Her hands wandered in the wealth of her black hair, and her quick, hot tears stained the delicate silk of the pillows.
• The tie between them was forever stained and debased.
• The coffins were of coarse wood, stained with black, in a way to betray poverty.
• The next two objects represent small boxes made of pine wood, painted or stained red and black.
• The wood of the wild Pear is strong, and readily stained black, so as to look like ebony.
• She came in with her hands scarred and torn, her nails broken and stained.
• I saw only a surface of stained canvas, tucked in carefully around the edges.
• Also that the parlor carpet would make over, and leave pieces for rugs for some of our delightful stained floors.
• Restoration has altered the appearance of the hall since its early days, but it is an interesting building, with some notable portraits and good stained glass.
• Budlong was so elated over the success of it, however, that she announced her intention of going in for stained glass.
• One solitary eagle plume, its tip stained vermilion, stuck from his scalp-lock.
• He felt his cheeks burn with the flush that stained them, and he slowly lowered the receiver into its hook.
• Blood was trickling down the face of the young Scotchman, and its red had stained a handkerchief which Miss Lawrence had pressed to his scalp above his left temple.

Similar words containing STAIN without suffix ed

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