Dye is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DYE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to change the colour of
• add a colour to or change the colour of (something) by soaking it in a solution impregnated with a dye
• take colour well or badly during the dyeing process
• To stain; to color; to give a new and permanent color to, as by the application of dyestuffs.
• color with dye
• colour (hair or fabric) by applying a dye
NOUN:
• a natural or synthetic substance used to add a colour to or change the colour of something
• colouring substance
• Color produced by dyeing.
• Material used for dyeing; a dyestuff.
• Same as Die, a lot.
• a usually soluble substance for staining or coloring e.g. fabrics or hair
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to treat with a dye (a coloring matter)

Words related to DYE

bedye11 dyable12 dyeable13 dyed9 dyeing11 dyeings12 dyer8 dyers9 dyes8

How to use DYE in a sentence

• It all grew, and was made into that blue dye that we call indigo.
• The oil is frequently manufactured into a kind of soap, and the leaves and green husks yield an extract, which, as a brown dye, is used to stain hair, wool, and wood.
• Jonas gradually brought the squirrel over the bowl, and prepared to dip his ears into the dye.
• The manager of the Grand Transasiatic is a scoundrel of the deepest dye.
• A curtain of purple dye adorned the propelled walls.
• For works claimed by Gertrude Ackley Dye SEE ACKLEY, B.
• Tommy Dye was by this time so thoroughly cowed by the situation in which he thus found himself that he no longer resisted.
• Tommy Dye found nothing more to say and, laughing very loud, he put spurs to his horse and galloped away through the darkening forest.
• The sacred purple, then, and scarlet gown, Like sanguine dye to elephants, was shown.
• A ribbon dyed with the native yellow dye from lichens ran through the braids of her hair, and was marvellously becoming to her almost olive complexion.
• With some dye the colour comes back on the goods becoming cold again, but with others this is not the case.
• Still, some good effects are obtained when dyes are used which dye the silk and wool different colours but give the combined effect of a self-colour.
• This therefore is a great Judgment of God, both upon that man that dyeth in his sins, and also upon his companion that beholdeth him so to dye.
• These he now dyed with a dye that he had brought from England, and which in a few minutes turned them very nearly black.
• It is said that the Phoenicians obtained the dye called Tyrian purple there, and that shells of the fish that yielded it are yet to be found along the beach.
• When colored cloth was wanted a dye was made to dip them in so as to get the desired color.
• Cotton, for instance, receives scarcely any tinge from the same bath that will dye woollen a deep scarlet.
• The dye is precipitated dark-brown with iron, and red with alum.
• The plants which afford this dye grow chiefly in the East and West Indies, in the middle regions of America, in Africa and Europe.
• If proper attention were paid to the cultivation of the plant, and to the preparation of the dye, it is very likely part of that important trade would be brought back.
• Ceylon produces two other plants from which a very valuable blue dye may be obtained by a similar process to that of making indigo.
• But when he came leading that snorting, dancing beast home, the chestnut dye was pretty well off, and I knew him in a minute.
• The following is a process for the preparation of a black dye, for which a patent was taken out at Vienna by M.
• When our women are not employed with the men in tillage, their usual occupation is spinning and weaving cotton, which they afterwards dye, and make it into garments.

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