Pasty is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PASTY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a meat pie, also PASTIE
• a folded pastry case with a savoury filling, typically of seasoned meat and vegetables.
• A pie consisting usually of meat wholly surrounded with a crust made of a sheet of paste, and often baked without a dish; a meat pie.
• small meat pie or turnover
• (usually used in the plural) one of a pair of adhesive patches worn to cover the nipples of exotic dancers and striptease performers
• round of pastry folded over a savoury filling
ADJECTIVE:
• pale and unhealthy in appearance, also PASTIE
• of or like paste
• (of a complexion) pale and unhealthy
• Like paste, as in color, softness, stickness.
• resembling paste in color; pallid
• having the sticky properties of an adhesive
• (of a person's face) unhealthily pale

Words related to PASTY

pastier9 pasties9 pastiest10 pastily12 pastiness11

How to use PASTY in a sentence

• Faces, pasty as her own, lined up alongside, greedy of the morsel about to fall.
• I do love to let my hunger grow mightily keen ere I eat, for then a dry crust is as good to me as a venison pasty with suet and raisins is to stout King Harry.
• Still, if her face had become pasty and wore a weary expression, she remained pleasant-looking, and seemed as heedless, as careless as ever.
• The dazzling white gems with pitiless brilliancy bring out the pasty look of the skin.
• One is to rub or wash off the coloring matter with water, allow it to subside, and to expose it to spontaneous evaporation till it acquires a pasty consistence.
• By-and-by Humility let down the window and handed out a pasty.
• The hot blood mounted to his cheeks and suddenly receded, so that his face showed pallid and pasty in the gloom of the darkened room.
• He sat staring at the congealed remains of a pasty on his plate.
• The sand is too loose as the clay is too pasty, and it may be that we have to prevent the estate from being blown away.
• The salt absorbs the water existing in the petals, and rapidly becomes brine, reducing the whole to a pasty mass, which is finally stowed away in casks.
• Sometimes a piece of the bottom of a Venison Pasty, put in from the first.
• This must bake five or six hours or more as an ordinary Pasty.
• The dates, gathered while ripe and soft, are forced into these receptacles until almost a pasty mass, often not over clean, is formed.
• Sweat had once streaked his haggard face, but it was dry and blanched to a pasty gray.
• Asked if you remembered Bill, and that peculiar pasty look about his skin.
• He was a tall, loosely-built man, with a pasty complexion capable of shining with enthusiasm.
• His hair was thin and his complexion pasty and his shoulders were too stooped for a man of his age.
• Pasty masses of iron form at the bottom of the puddle.
• Stirring renders the preparation pasty, and destroys its appearance.
• When put into hot water, it assumes a white, pasty appearance, and splits in cooking.
• You go into the parlor and Miss Eve and Miss Mullett come in together, and you all talk a lot of pasty foolishness for five minutes and then you shake hands and leave.
• A huge venison pasty formed the staple of the repast, but hares and other small game were also upon the table.
• The pasty looks to me as if it were tender, but I know that the hearts of women are so.
• The overwork, and the lowering of the diet, has given them pasty faces and dark rings round their eyes.
• The black must be in a very fine powder, and to mix the more readily it should be made into a pasty mass with turpentine.
• His face turned pasty gray in the deep gloom of the cabin.

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