Probed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROBED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PROBE, to examine thoroughly
• explore or examine (something), especially with the hands or an instrument
• enquire into someone or something closely
NOUN:
• a blunt-ended surgical instrument used for exploring a wound or part of the body.
• a small device, especially an electrode, used for measuring, testing, or obtaining information.
• a thorough investigation into a crime or other matter
• an unmanned exploratory spacecraft designed to transmit information about its environment.
• a projecting device for engaging in a drogue, either on an aircraft for use in in-flight refuelling or on a spacecraft for use in docking with another craft.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to investigate or examine thoroughly

Words related to PROBED

probe9 probes10 probing12

Words that contain PROBED

reprobed13 unprobed13

How to use PROBED in a sentence

• The cushions we probed with the fine long needles you have seen me employ.
• I made several holes, and probed, and found nothing.
• Duane probed deep into this singular fact, and he brought to bear on the thing all his knowledge and experience of violent Texas life.
• George Eliot studied life, probed into it, cut it in pieces, constructed a theory of it, and then told us what it means.
• I compare the bullet now with the others and with the one probed from the neck of Mr.
• The opening thus found should be carefully probed, and its depth and situation noted.
• I tried the walls, and I tried the floor, and I tried the ceiling, but though I tapped and probed, they all appeared to be very thick and solid.
• It seemed a pity to let him go without having probed this matter to the bottom.
• As a satirist Pope, though he did not hit so hard as Dryden, struck more deftly and probed deeper.
• I took a long pole and probed the cavity, and found that it must be of considerable size.
• He had probed both schools of theological thought to their recesses, and had found them wanting.
• Minnie had probed and probed about his companion, as to who she was, but Tom would not speak.
• Not a word escaped his lips whereby his keenest, most delighted listener could have probed to the heart of his mood.
• She had probed an old wound and made it hurt again.
• But the luncheon was over, and Mark would not be probed.
• But I know the answer, having probed our politics of hypocrisy.
• His broad, bronze face and dark eyes were quite without expression, for all he had searched closely and probed deeply into the horrors of that desperate camp.
• He probed a bit deeper, and was aware of assurance that he had done nothing to merit punishment.
• Hanlon probed toward the mind behind that frown, and could sense a feeling of fear, suspicion and unrest.
• He was stripped, his wound probed, and it was at once known to be mortal.
• How could it end save in self-absorption? Ugly torturing thoughts probed her conscience.
• She had seen some such expression there before, and she knew there were depths within his soul which she had never probed, and hoped that she might never have to probe.
• She had been there, over in the far corner, her face hidden in her hands, when the surgeon probed my wounds.
• Nay, to be an exalted variety is to come under the calm curious eye of the Comic spirit, and be probed for what you are.
• In the streets she felt alone, even when saluting new acquaintances and being examined and probed by their critical stare.
• One cannot predict what her success will be when she attempts more ambitious flights, but thus far she seems to have probed the aesthetic heart of Germany to its centre.
• She probed this concept of an everywhere man in German but then changed to Spanish.
• But Watson probed further, into the subjects of his recent work.
• He broke a stick, and with it probed every yard of the ascent which they were obliged to make.
• He had studied the spirit of the New World and probed to its foundations.
• The Duke had probed the scheme and understood the stubbornness of the opposition.
• We have seen them probed, and examined by a moral standard.
• It has been probed, and tried by a proper touchstone.

Similar words containing PROB without suffix ed

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