Combed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMBED in dictionary:

VERB:
• COMB, to separate with a toothed instrument
• untangle or arrange (the hair) by drawing a comb through it
• remove something in the hair by drawing a comb through it
• prepare (wool, flax, or cotton) for manufacture with a comb
• search carefully and systematically
NOUN:
• a strip of plastic, metal, or wood with a row of narrow teeth, used for untangling or arranging the hair.
• an act of untangling or arranging the hair with comb
• a short curved type of comb, worn by women to hold the hair in place or as an adornment
• a device for separating and dressing textile fibres.
• the lower, fixed cutting piece of a sheep-shearing machine.
• a row of brass points for collecting the electricity in an electrostatic generator.
• the red fleshy crest on the head of a domestic fowl, especially a cock
ADJECTIVE:
• (of hair) made tidy with a comb
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to arrange or clean with a comb (a toothed instrument)

Words related to COMBED

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How to use COMBED in a sentence

• Would she have her hair combed? They were not keen on artistic effects in the school buildings, but were a unit on wanting a tastefully dressed teacher.
• As she combed it, a squirrel-baby came out from her hair.
• Then, lovingly, she combed our hair and helped us to dress quickly for the journey.
• The two little boys are combed and dressed as only French and American children are combed and dressed, and with a more economical ingenuity than American children.
• His head was covered with a quantity of woolly hair, which was combed back from a broad but not very high forehead.
• And it was not only in externals that these carefully brushed and combed people harmonized with the mellow beauty of their background.
• He took an inverted pleasure also in dwelling on the tortures of the damned, and had combed the minor prophets and Revelation for threatening texts to hurl at his congregation.
• I never wore a stocking until I was twenty-two and my hair did not grow out and get combed until I was twenty-two.
• Early though it was, her enormous tiara of swarthy hair was neatly combed and coiled, not a pin was so much as loose.
• She stood rigid a moment, listening to that low buzz of voices from below, then desperately she shook out her tangled hair and combed it back from her hot face.
• His throat and neck were uncovered, and his long, straight, black hair was carefully combed down at full length.
• For himself, he had washed and re-turned his shirt, combed his hair, and put on a better pair of boots, which the pup had been chewing to occupy his leisure time.
• Then he discovered a comb, and a broken bit of mirror fixed to the wall of the lean-to, before which he combed his hair and studied his reflection.
• He, too, had seen its passenger, a heavy, dark man with a short beard combed from the center to the sides.
• The expression of his mouth was lost in the dark moustache, and in the beard combed from the center.
• Her hair, dark and beautiful, was combed and braided away from her face, and lay back, in two long, heavy plaits, across the pillow.
• Her pretty hair was combed high and powdered, and she wore a comb of gold and pearls in it.
• He combed his Hair straight back, like a Sea Lion, and in Zero Weather wore a peculiar type of Low Shoe with a Hard-Boiled Egg in the Toe.
• So he was bathed, and his hair was cut and combed and anointed with oil, and soon he was eager and ready to fight, and to use his great bow and poisoned arrows on the Trojans.
• He sharpened his teeth with a top, washed his hands with his broth, and combed his head with a bowl.
• Then you sliced the apple, stuck each slice on the point of the knife, and held it over your left shoulder, while you looked into the glass and combed your hair.
• A big red kerchief was crossed on her breast and its twin brother covered her well combed and greased black hair.
• We combed the hills and valleys along the main Brazos, and then started west up the Clear Fork, carrying the beeves with us while gathering.
• At the canal we washed, shaved, cleaned our teeth, combed our hair, and went as far as we could in getting ready to see people.
• Meanwhile Harald, having fulfilled his vow, had his hair combed and cut.
• Her gray hair was neatly combed, and her calico wrapper was open at the throat even on this cold day.
• Their black hair was parted in the middle, and combed back behind the ears, after the fashion of many years ago in the United States.
• All five were now washed and combed, and as decently dressed as was possible for them to be.

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