Sweated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SWEATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SWEAT, to perspire
• exude sweat
• get rid of something from the body by exuding sweat
• cause (a person or animal) to exude sweat by exercise or exertion
• (of food or an object) ooze or exude beads of moisture on to its surface
• (of a person) exert a great deal of strenuous effort
• (of a person) be or remain in a state of extreme anxiety, typically for a prolonged period
• worry about (something)
• heat (chopped vegetables) slowly in a pan with a small amount of fat, so that they cook in their own juices
• (of chopped vegetables) be cooked slowly in a pan with a small amount of fat
• subject (metal) to surface melting, especially to fasten or join by solder without a soldering iron
NOUN:
• moisture exuded through the pores of the skin, typically in profuse quantities as a reaction to heat, physical exertion, fever, or fear
• an instance or period of being covered with sweat
• a state of flustered anxiety or distress
• hard work; effort
• a laborious task or undertaking
• denoting loose casual garments made of thick, fleecy cotton
ADJECTIVE:
• made by exploited labour

Words related to SWEATED

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How to use SWEATED in a sentence

• The operatives sweated under their tasks and left the rooms, with their temperature of eighty-five, to come, drenched with perspiration, into the chill outside air.
• I saw Adam, after his expulsion from Paradise, weeping in the grotto where Jesus sweated blood and water, on Mount Olivet.
• And the hand that held my revolver sweated so much, that the thing fairly slipped in my fist.
• Skilled labour is seldom sweated to the same degree as unskilled labour, and a high class of workmanship will generally be a guarantee of decent wages.
• And the coughing sickness came upon us, and men and women coughed and sweated through the long nights, and the hunters on trail spat blood upon the snow.
• Sealman sweated and grunted under the open lid of the bright bonnet.
• Amid constant dangers they sweated at a task that shamed the seven labors of Hercules.
• As the men sweated with axe and saw in the woods, so she sweated in the kitchen.
• Sweated and ill-organised foreigners, such as one finds in New Jersey living under conditions of great misery, will be fierce, impatient and altogether dangerous.
• They gave him a decoction of proper herbs and roots, the next day sweated him, repeated the former draught, and he got well.
• The cost of labor in the sweated industries is a small fraction of the manufacturing cost.
• We sweated and swore, and suffered unfathomable thirst, but still there was no more battle than the evening hymn.
• If they pass the Sweated Industries Bill, I suppose one will get quite a lot.
• In the morning, when I hit the trail, I sweated to keep down the cry when the pain of the snowshoes smote me.
• Men in offices, in shops, in fishing boats and mines and logging camps worked and sweated to pay for all this well-being in which they could have no part.
• I sweated him down valleys to Ambialet, to Roc-Amadour, I threaded him through limestone caverns wherein I could have cut his throat and left him, never to be missed.
• The maple neck was worn to a shabby gray and the varnish had been sweated off the chin rest.
• For every comfort that I have, some one has sweated.
• Then, bolder, he drew near, left the eight and the three and knelt close to the single Figure, who sobbed and trembled and sweated blood.
• This thing that they call business is mostly gambling with what somebody else has sweated to produce.
• In the pulpit, dominating all, was Jock-at-a-Venture, who sweated like the rest.
• The usual sweated trades in this country are the manufacture of clothing, underwear, tobacco, and artificial flowers.
• And meanwhile Captain Owen Kettle, stripped to shoes and trousers, sweated over his work in the baking heat.
• It contained two cemis made of stone, about a quarter of a yard long, having their hands bound, and which looked as if they sweated.
• It is conceded by his friends that he applied to his private uses, to sustaining the magnificence of his household, the rent-moneys sweated from the foreheads of Irish peasants.
• The way we sweated over it! And then warped the stuff with snatch blocks through four miles of jungle.
• When the leaves turn of a brownish color, and begin to be spotted, the plants are cut down and hung up to dry, after having sweated in heaps one night.
• A sweated industry does not provide for the replacing of that kind of capital.
• The workers in sweated industries are not able to live on their wages.
• An increase of wages then is the primary condition of any real improvement in the lives of the sweated workers.
• In every industrial struggle in that sweated city he interposed his strong word to demand justice for the wage-earner.
• For my part, I tugged and sweated, but scented no breeze.
• His right hand sweated against the buckskin cover of the watch.

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