Thatched is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THATCHED in dictionary:

VERB:
• THATCH, to cover with plant stalks or foliage
• cover (a roof or a building) with straw or a similar material
NOUN:
• a roof covering of straw, reeds, palm leaves, or a similar material
• straw or a similar material used for covering a roof
• a matted layer of dead stalks, moss, and other material in a lawn
• a person's hair, especially when thick or unruly
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to cover with thatch (plant stalks or foliage)

Words related to THATCHED

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How to use THATCHED in a sentence

• She thought it must be the right house, because the chimneys were shaped like ears and the roof was thatched with fur.
• The courtyard, which was planted with apple trees, was large and extended as far as the small thatched dwelling house.
• A narrow turning by the market-house shows the torn and dishevelled fragment of the keep of Helmsley Castle towering above the thatched roofs in the foreground.
• They were housed in a thatched shed and were chained to the perch in the order of size.
• It had brick walls but a thatched roof which sloped very low down on all sides.
• An attic under the thatched roof with all one end knocked out completed the outfit.
• The thatched roofs speedily were in flames, and as the wind was blowing from the river dense clouds of smoke rolled down upon the assailants.
• In Paris and London, the houses were of wood daubed with clay, and thatched with straw or reeds.
• The church was little larger than the dwellings, and was constructed of the same clay, thatched with the same grass.
• Westward there was also pasture land where sheep were grazing, and in the distance a glimpse of the thatched roofs of the little village of Cambridge.
• The cottage had a low, thatched roof, dirty, whitewashed walls, and green shutters.
• They wore dresses made of palm-leaves, and they lived in a house thatched with palm-leaves.
• We passed a few hamlets, however, that were more than commonly rustic and picturesque, and in which the dwellings seemed to be of mud, and were thatched.
• Phebe herself came to the door, and Hilda, with ruffled hair and a sleepy face, looked out of the little window in the thatched roof.
• These are tall conical thatched huts which the shepherds make their winter abode.
• After jolting over half a mile of very bad road, the carriage stopped at a mean vulgar-looking mansion, with dirty windows, ruinous thatched offices, and broken fences.
• They made a sort of mud plaster and with this filled up the chinks between the logs, and the roof they thatched with bark, so as to keep out the rain.
• Into this cove flowed a stream, and at a little distance from the mouth of the stream stood three log cabins, thatched with bundles of grass.
• That afternoon we came in sight of a thatched hut on the banks, evidently a ranch.
• The village of Maschdalanscher is built of clay huts thatched with straw.
• The canoe was about half finished, and close by was a small shed of bamboo thatched with grass.
• He went out into the hall, picked up a straw hat and walked across the meadow to the thatched cottage on the river-bank.
• On the very verge of an eminence was perched a two-room wooden cottage with a thatched roof.
• These inhabit villages near at hand, formed of huts built of reeds or bamboo and thatched with grass.
• The huts here are oblong and strongly constructed of hard cane and mud, the roofs being thatched with dried palm leaves closely interlaced.
• Save for one or two exceptions the buildings were of wood, thatched with bark or straw, and stood close together.

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