Hinged is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HINGED in dictionary:

VERB:
• HINGE, to attach a jointed device
• attach or join with or as if with a hinge
• (of a door or part of a structure) hang and turn on a hinge
• depend entirely on
NOUN:
• a movable joint or mechanism on which a door, gate, or lid swings as it opens and closes or which connects linked objects.
• a natural joint which performs a function similar to that of a man-made hinge, for example that of a bivalve shell.
• a central or pivotal point or principle on which everything depends
ADJECTIVE:
• Furnished with hinges.

Words related to HINGED

hinge9 hinges10 hinging12

Words that contain HINGED

whinged15 rehinged13 unhinged13

How to use HINGED in a sentence

• The struggle hinged on antagonism between the conscience of the individual and the authority and supposed interests of the State.
• I lifted hard, and a section of the post, from the floor upward, bent inward toward the altar, as though hinged at the bottom.
• The point upon which the debate hinged was a remarkable one.
• Her future fate in all probability hinged upon this long-coveted interview, and some seconds elapsed before she could utter a syllable.
• There were two drawers in a raised part at the back, there was a long, wide drawer in front, and over this a space like a drawer under a large inlaid cover, hinged at the back.
• With Serbia, as with Bulgaria, the empire entirely hinged on the personality of one man, and when he was gone chaos returned.
• A flat soft iron plate armature is hinged so as to come up against the pole pieces when attracted.
• Frames may be left loose to hook or button on inside or outside, or hinged to the top of the openings and swung up against the roof when not in use.
• It became, later, the point whereon my whole life hinged.
• All hinged now on the personal equation of Cora Shelby, whose vagaries the old lady owned herself quite unable to forecast.
• The cutting apparatus was hinged to the side of the frame of the machine to enable it to follow the surface of the ground over which the machine was passing.
• These lift bridges are hinged about one third of the way from one end and are raised by means of stout cables hitched to the other end and passing back to towers.
• The whole success of the battle hinged on the attack by two battalions on the morning of the 23rd of April.
• They were painted white and supported by a leg hinged behind them.
• The end of the barrel is fitted with a light cover and a heavy door hinged to the box.
• One end of the block is hinged to the axis frame, while the other end is attached by two screws, one drawing them together, the other holding them apart.
• The second loop is hinged to swing free on the opposite side of the handle.
• The hinged cover E, is used as a door, making lighting and trimming convenient.
• This lamp is safe, for the projecting edges of A and B form light-shields for the ventilation orifice and the crack at the top of the hinged cover, respectively.
• This was one side of the problem, the most essential because everything hinged on the fleet, but by no means the most harassing.
• Now he called him to his cabinet, and gave into his hands the department on which the immediate success of the government hinged.
• We were obliged to pay a price far too high for this coveted privilege, and it was on this point that the controversy finally hinged.
• The whole operation which Lee had planned hinged upon his movements.
• They were about three feet long and were seen to be hinged at the sills.
• And this, again, hinged to some extent upon the course of fashions there.
• The smoke pipe of the engine was very tall and was hinged so that it could be let down when coming to a low bridge or a tunnel.
• In this drawing the stationary plug shelf with the plug seat is clearly shown and also the hinged key shelf.
• Some workmen have the tray made with a couple of hinged side flaps, to turn over and cover up the pan when not in use, but this is a matter of fancy.
• This is hinged from the top and is used when the shop is open as a sort of blind to keep off the sun or the rain.
• The people of western Missouri had come to believe that the fate of slavery in their own Commonwealth hinged upon the future of Kansas.
• But then I was morbid, and the whole world hinged on one thing.
• The rudder was hinged to the canoe by a rod, which passed through four brass screw eyes, two threaded into the rudder and a corresponding pair screwed into the stern.

Similar words containing HING without suffix ed

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