Dent is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DENT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to make a depression in
• mark with a dent
• have an adverse effect on; diminish
• To make a dent upon; to indent.
• make a depression into
• make a dent in
NOUN:
• a slight hollow in a hard even surface made by a blow or pressure
• a reduction in amount or size
• hollow in the surface of something, made by hitting it
• A stroke; a blow.
• A slight depression, or small notch or hollow, made by a blow or by pressure; an indentation.
• A tooth, as of a card, a gear wheel, etc.
• an appreciable consequence (especially a lessening)
• a depression scratched or carved into a surface
• an impression in a surface (as made by a blow)

Words related to DENT

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Words that contain DENT

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How to use DENT in a sentence

• When she had left the room, Callandar leaned suddenly over and lifted Ann bodily out of the dent and placed her firmly upon a pillow.
• No one library collects all the still-extant books ever written and no one person could hope to make a dent in that corpus of written work.
• Susan was very fond of the hired man, and as for Dent, he thought there never had been a better cook than Susan.
• She wanted to have a private conversation with Dent, and she could not while Bob was present.
• Susan and Dent conversed for several minutes longer, the man meanwhile busy at the windows.
• As Susan was a woman of heavy weight, it did not take much effort on her part to pull over the ladder, together with Dent and the pail of water.
• The cook, whose feet became tangled up in the falling ladder, slipped and fell, knocking Dent down, and there they were in a heap, both soaking wet.
• Dent and Susan, dripping wet, looked at each other.
• The crevice in which they lay was little more than a dent in the stone wall.
• The first year passed with GT barely making a dent.
• Dent was struggling for breath in great, choking gasps.
• Wherefore to be sent off to a small farm in the outskirts of Sedbergh in search of a nest of Quakers was a paltry job at best for these fine gentlemen from Dent.
• Dent suggested sending her away for a visit for a month or two.
• Dent had been so peremptory about doctrine that it was hard for the younger man to say what he would have wished.
• We were now on the fringe of the battle, and away half right, on clear days, we could see the struggle progressing, as a considerable dent had already been made.
• Jim Dent spoke again quickly to the Shan, and the latter made a swift reply and bent to his oars with all his might.
• Dent and the boatman were now pulling easily, and the long skiff darted up to them faster and faster still.
• Dent, principal Naval Transport Officer, left to-day to get ready.
• For just slightly above the pencil mark there was a small dent in the soft painted pine of the window frame.
• Drill a small hole in each of the four corners, being careful not to dent the metal.
• Dent had kindly taken her hand, and given her a kiss.
• Dent and Louisa Eshton, dressed also in white, took up their stations behind them.
• How, he asked himself desperately, was one to make a dent in her appalling ignorance? She irritated him.
• I shall call on the girl with you and then I shall talk quietly with Dent.
• Do you remember the day when you ran away with Dent and took him to a prize fight? After that you wanted boxing-gloves, and Dent was crazy for a sponge.
• The girl is Miss Lina Dent, of Brooklyn, and I am happy to report that she is entirely recovered, though deeply afflicted at the fearful death of her friends.
• In a handsome drawing-room on Brooklyn Heights sat Weldon Gardner and Lina Dent.
• The mixing of the eight-rowed yellow with the Ohio dent has, so far as my experience goes, been beneficial in increasing the yield.
• They resemble lizards, but are furnished with scales so strong that scarce can an arquebus-shot dent them.
• He had worn nothing but a light cap on his head, and the stone had made a fearful dent in his temple.
• He even remembered the deep dent in the forehead, where the brows met in perpetual frown.

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