Clouded is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CLOUDED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CLOUD, to make obscure
• (of the sky) become overcast or gloomy
• darken (the sky) with cloud
• make or become less clear or transparent
• make (a matter or mental process) unclear or uncertain
• spoil (something)
• (of someone's face or eyes) show an emotion such as worry, sorrow, or anger
• (of an emotion such as worry, sorrow, or anger) show in (someone's face)
NOUN:
• a visible mass of condensed watery vapour floating in the atmosphere, typically high above the general level of the ground
• an indistinct or billowing mass, especially of smoke or dust
• a large number of insects or birds moving together
• an opaque patch within a transparent substance.
• used to refer to a state or cause of gloom, suspicion, trouble, or worry
• a frowning or depressed look
• a network of remote servers hosted on the Internet and used to store, manage, and process data in place of local servers or personal computers
ADJECTIVE:
• made troubled or apprehensive or distressed in appearance
• filled or abounding with clouds
• mentally disordered
• unclear in form or expression
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to cover with clouds (masses of visible vapor)

Words related to CLOUDED

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How to use CLOUDED in a sentence

• Never was our national character more tarnished, and our prosperity more clouded by guilt.
• Martin was one of those few drinking men whose brains are not clouded by liquor.
• It clouded our gladness to know that before the patient Sister stretched another period of isolation.
• For she did not see the tracks on the floor nor the clouded windows.
• The animals differ somewhat in other points, but both have a cream-colored base, and a mantle of pale cream clouded with purple.
• The sky had clouded over a little, and a cooler wind was blowing across the breast of the hill.
• Scarcely one day of her life had been clouded when the sun rose on her happy bridal morning.
• At sight of me her face clouded, fell suddenly into the old weary lines.
• However, in those glorious spring days the sense of life was too pleasant to be much clouded by the trifling annoyance Frank Hawden occasioned me.
• The river was clouded dark with their melancholy reflections.
• She could picture him following at his tireless pace one of the winding woods trails, lost in contemplation, his vivid eyes clouded with thought.
• When we came out at last on the cliffs the sea lay below us as smooth as a clouded mirror.
• A shade of anxiety clouded the blue eyes as she went round to the back of the cabin and looked toward the dense forest which bounded her vision on the north.
• Then all at once the glass dome clouded, was filled with frantic brown and racing bubbling.
• The previous day had been clear, but the sky had clouded during the night.
• The life of this sensitive and warm-hearted man of genius was clouded by poverty and suffering.
• To see that bright, fond face of his clouded with disgrace would be a ceaseless torment to her.
• But if she went away she must leave a blank, too dreary to be thought of, in the clouded lives of Mr.
• A year or two after his death, with reputation somewhat clouded, she married the Honorable John H.
• This was a clouded afternoon in late October and nearly five months had slipped away.
• Sad and sorrowful was his soul, and his brow, at other times so smooth and clear, was now dark and clouded.
• Therefore we find that morning with its sunshine rudely clouded over, its promise swept away in the black darkness of storms.
• There was no further talk on the subject, but the incident, however, clouded the brow of the engineer.
• The weather was generally clouded, the winds light, coming from the eastward in the mornings and southward after noon.
• If they perished, now, Page would be spared the deep horror of it all, for his mind was already clouded again through his recent injuries.
• Left alone with the woman he had wronged, Philip for some moments paced the room nervously and with clouded brow.
• The latter part of his life was clouded by mental disorders, not unsuggested to the reader by the pathos of many of his poems.
• She looked again over her shoulder at Rosario and her face clouded.

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