Keyed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for KEYED in dictionary:

VERB:
• KEY, to enter (data) into a computer
• enter or operate on (data) by means of a computer keyboard or telephone keypad
• fasten (something) in position with a pin, wedge, or bolt
• roughen (a surface) to help the adhesion of plaster or other material
• word (an advertisement in a periodical), typically by varying the form of the address given, so as to identify the publication generating particular responses
• vandalize (a car) by scraping its paint with a key.
• be the crucial factor in achieving
NOUN:
• a small piece of shaped metal with incisions cut to fit the wards of a particular lock, which is inserted into a lock and turned to open or close it
• a shaped metal implement for operating a switch in the form of a lock, especially one operating the ignition of a motor vehicle
• an instrument for grasping and turning a screw, peg, or nut, especially one for winding a clock or turning a valve.
• a pin, bolt, or wedge inserted into a hole or between parts so as to lock the parts together.
• each of several buttons on a panel for operating a computer, typewriter, or telephone
• a lever depressed by the finger in playing an instrument such as the organ, piano, flute, or concertina
• a lever operating a mechanical device for making or breaking an electric circuit, for example in telegraphy.
• a thing that provides a means of achieving or understanding something
• an explanatory list of symbols used in a map, table, etc.
• a set of answers to exercises or problems
• a word or system for solving a cipher or code
• the first move in the solution of a chess problem.
• a field in a record which is used to identify that record uniquely.
• a group of notes based on a particular note and comprising a scale, regarded as forming the tonal basis of a piece of music
• the prevailing tone of a piece of writing, situation, etc.
• the prevailing range of tones in a painting
• the dry winged fruit of an ash, maple, or sycamore, typically growing in bunches; a samara.
• the part of a first coat of wall plaster that passes between the laths and so secures the rest.
• the roughness of a surface, helping the adhesion of plaster or other material.
• the keyhole-shaped area marked on the court near each basket
• a low-lying island or reef, especially in the Caribbean.
• the tone or pitch of someone's voice
ADJECTIVE:
• of crucial importance
• Furnished with keys; as, a keyed instrument; also, set to a key, as a tune.
• fitted with or secured by a key
• set to a key or tone
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to provide with a key (a device used to turn the bolt in a lock)

Words related to KEYED

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Words that contain KEYED

rekeyed15 cockeyed20 hawkeyed22 jockeyed25 lackeyed18 mickeyed20 miskeyed18 monkeyed18 cockeyedly25 outjockeyed28 cockeyedness24 cockeyednesses26

How to use KEYED in a sentence

• Bosses are made on the axle for the wheels to be keyed upon, and bearings for the support of the framing.
• A few minutes ago she had been sure that Hilliard loved her, and she had keyed herself to tell him nobly why he must forget her, why she must forget him.
• She, too, felt the strain of the situation, and keyed herself up to a final burst of speed.
• Keyed to the dangers of the forest he whirled instantly, but it was too late.
• As in those tense moments they tried to talk of other things, they were keyed high in the consciousness of not talking of the real thing.
• Could they make that distance in time? Dunwody, moody, silent, yet tense, keyed to the highest point, now made little comment.
• His labors in preparation for the winter had been severe and unremitting, and his nerves had been keyed very high by the arrival of the bears and the singular quality in the air.
• Still his excitement kept him keyed to a pitch of singular and optimistic hilarity.
• In the dining-room Brent and Flint, already keyed to the highest pitch, leaped to their feet with an exclamation of terror.
• Goldite, however, was not only habitually keyed to the highest of tension, but it had recently been excited to the breaking point by several contributing factors.
• Johnny was keyed up to the point of working miracles, of accomplishing the impossible.
• The stroke completed, the slide-valve, actuated by an eccentric keyed to the driving shaft, returns backward and puts the cylinders, B and C, in communication.
• No sign of anxiety betrayed that he was keyed up to a high nervous tension.
• She was keyed to that mood which makes it possible for martyrs to acquit themselves, even at the stake, with a victorious disdain.
• Her nerves were keyed to the breaking point, and she had no patience left.
• Last night, keyed high by his remarkable discovery of the identity of his guest and his cupidity relative to the emeralds, he had laid himself open.
• Now and again, it is true, some strange voice reaches us, keyed to a different music.
• In 1856 the popularity of the keyed or Royal Kent bugle in the army had reached its height.
• He seemed wonderfully keyed up and more full of military talk even than usual.
• It was this, perhaps, as much as anything, which kept Ken keyed up.
• He finally discovered, by the thrill that sent a tremor through the mighty structure, that he had found the note on which the great cable that upheld the mass, was keyed.
• As the boys advanced eagerly though noiselessly they were keyed up to the top notch of excitement.
• She seemed keyed up to carry through something she had planned to do, something hard.
• The boys were keyed to a high pitch by this time as a result of their first experience in a deep-sea dive.
• And all were keyed to the top notch of energy, efficiency, eagerness.
• Her small white teeth were but half eclipsed and there fluttered forth from her parted lips a low humming that keyed and blended with the organ.
• It has been said that all the sounds of nature are keyed in the minor, as though some suffering had affected them.
• At night in the wilderness, when every nerve is keyed up to the snapping-point, the sound is simply appalling.
• The enthusiasm of his reception by the crowds in these theatres keyed me up so that each new audience was a new pleasure.
• The whole nervous system is keyed to higher pitch than at any previous time.

Similar words containing KEY without suffix ed

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