Pieced is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PIECED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PIECE, to join into a whole
• assemble something from parts or pieces
• slowly make sense of something from separate pieces of evidence
• extend something
• patch (something)
NOUN:
• a portion of an object or of material, produced by cutting, tearing, or breaking the whole
• an item used in constructing something
• an item forming part of a set
• a financial share
• a written, musical, or artistic creation
• an instance or example
• a coin of specified value
• a figure or token used to make moves in a board game
• a king, queen, bishop, knight, or rook, as opposed to a pawn
• a firearm.
• a woman.
• a sandwich or other item of food taken as a snack.

Words related to PIECED

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Words that contain PIECED

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How to use PIECED in a sentence

• They pieced together the incidents of the deplorable affair.
• The broken heart for Theseus was not lightly to be pieced up by a God.
• He happened to know a little German, by the help of which he pieced out his Dutch so as to make it tolerably intelligible to me.
• He pieced together his broken empire, asserted his authority in Fez and Marrakech, and fought the rebellious tribes of the west.
• When one pieced things together it was astonishing what ground they covered.
• The door was opened by Mother Bonneton, very sleepy and arrayed in a wrapper of purple and gold pieced together from discarded altar coverings.
• Memories came back to him of his dead friend and pieced themselves together with other memories and joined on to scraps in this writing.
• She had seen all sorts of things and pieced together all sorts of mysteries.
• They patiently pieced this together, but found nothing of value.
• Maisanguaq deftly took these and pieced them together into long lines, which were rolled in coils lasso-fashion.
• And in my foolish, delirious wanderings I gave him the whole story, or enough of it so that he pieced out the rest.
• To-day, returning from the scene of the explosion, with every faculty not only clear, but rather sharpened by long disuse, I pieced the years, the months, even the days together.
• The General took them, crossed to the window, and for a few moments pieced the bits together carefully.
• There was a pillow, or cushion, in it, and a little patchwork quilt, which, he said, Mandy Ann pieced and made.
• Our girls, on the closing day, exhibited fourteen pieced quilts all completed, and twenty were well along toward completion.
• The reliefs outside have been pieced together too, and though here and there a nose has gone, the effect remains admirable.
• Never before had he pieced together so broken a chain.
• Some portions were missing, but the others were pieced together and produced in evidence against the Reform prisoners.
• But now he stretched himself under the hedge and pieced words together on his bits of paper.
• Bud Sellers had pieced two and two together, and though he kept a Masonic silence on the point, he had reached a conclusion.
• Such broken scraps of information as he had dropped, when pieced together made a scanty narrative.
• At last by a process of synthesis, I pieced the various sounds together and found that the man wanted the location of a certain British battery.
• Relief work in stucco was represented by fragments of a life-sized figure, since pieced together by M.
• The bits of information were pieced together hurriedly, this and that to the other.
• While ascending, he pieced together the information he had picked up from the Professors.
• If a fancy braid is to be pieced, the ends are lapped diagonally and sewed flat.
• At some time or another, perhaps at the Reformation, or during the Civil Wars, the glass has been removed from its setting, and afterwards carelessly pieced together.
• That gave you the notion with which you pieced out your fairy story about how you got the dollar tip.
• Perhaps it was washing the patchwork quilt which Abigail had pieced that brought the deceased so strongly to Mrs.
• She collected the pieces of his body, pieced them accurately together, joined them properly, and sewed the body together again.
• Here are a few extracts which, when pieced together, form a picture of the life of captured French civilians behind the German lines.
• But his wife, who liked the rhythm of the despised jingle, took it from the waste basket, pieced it together, copied it, and sent it to the committee.
• Quietly they had pieced together this sum and that, till there was now stored away two-million francs.
• She probably pieced together a pretty good picture of Rose, too.

Similar words containing PIEC without suffix ed

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