Rimmed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RIMMED in dictionary:

VERB:
• RIM, to provide with an outer edge
• form or act as an outer edge or rim for
• mark with an encircling stain or deposit
• lick or suck the anus of (someone) as a means of sexual stimulation.
RESIDUAL:
• Mauritania (international vehicle registration).
NOUN:
• the upper or outer edge of an object, typically something circular or approximately circular
• the outer edge of a wheel, on which the tyre is fitted
• the part of a spectacle frame surrounding the lenses
• a limit or boundary
• an encircling stain or deposit
ADJECTIVE:
• having a rim or a rim of a specified kind
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to provide with a rim (an outer edge)
• past tense of rim

Words related to RIMMED

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Words that contain RIMMED

brimmed14 primmed14 trimmed12 strimmed13 begrimmed17 betrimmed16 retrimmed14 untrimmed14 pretrimmed17 overbrimmed21 overtrimmed19

How to use RIMMED in a sentence

• For Elena The Polynesian Navigator Swells current, sky rimmed, shell on a stick chart promise of land, alone and singing.
• Tucson was a small city in a basin rimmed by desert mountains.
• To his right the desert stretched away, a mighty plain dotted with low hills, rimmed with a curving, jagged range.
• The basin of the Bay, into which the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers pour after watering the central garden valley of the state, is an amphitheatre rimmed with peaks and ridges.
• Fairfax put on her gold rimmed spectacles, and led the way up the stairs like one having important business in a place to which others came for pleasure.
• In the soft clear twilight, fragrant with the smell of clover and water lily and rimmed now by the rising moon, Philip found his resolution of the afternoon difficult to utter.
• The edges of the long dark banks of cloud that lay in front of it were rimmed with crimson fire.
• He was a frail looking young man, smooth shaven and thin, with large, light brown eyes behind gold rimmed eyeglasses.
• Tiny beads of sweat rimmed his upper lip and his hands hung clenched at his sides.
• For a long time he sat in the chair, looking out over a great stretch of flat country which was rimmed on three sides by a fringe of low hills, and behind him by the cottonwood.
• He stared dimly down the slope to that beckoning platter of water open under the sun, rimmed with the deadly woodland.
• The carriage drove through a vast plain, rimmed with far-away mountains, red as porphyry, but fading to purple at the horizon.
• His locks with careless grace Rimmed round his handsome face And drifted outward on the airy surge.
• He put on his round pince-nez, rimmed with tortoise-shell, and began cautiously to turn over the pages of his loose and still fragmentary book.
• But when she drew nearer, I saw that they were a pale, whitish blue, rimmed with thin lines of black.
• Short, round skirts, open stirrups, narrow and rimmed with iron.
• The sun peeped out of the pale clouds, lighted the glades, rimmed the pines in brightness.
• He rimmed the edge of a deep gorge that made me dizzy.
• The man had sandals on his feet, with white cotton pants, a calico shirt, and a wide rimmed, comical, snuff-colored hat.
• The men wore trousers of white cotton or linen, with a calico shirt, sandals, and a broad rimmed snuff colored hat.
• He wore a pair of blue overalls, a blue woolen shirt and the same little narrow rimmed hat he had worn so long.
• The reddened clouds that rimmed the purple were the radiant shores of a wonderful, bottomless sea, where the stars were the mast lights on ships hull down in the distance.
• And, red through the haze to westward, the great huge sunball slid down the heavens toward the tumbled, jagged mass of peaks that rimmed the far horizon.
• Around her throat was a wonderful necklace and on her arms were bracelets of gold set with amethyst and rimmed with diamonds.
• The sun had already disappeared over the mountain wall that lay between him and the sea, rimmed with a faint white line of outlying fog.
• Nor had old man Adams, his red rimmed eyes being on the girl.
• So, they came to a tiny, sunken meadow, one side of which was fenced with poles, rimmed round with hills set thick with heavy timber.
• The spring had been cleaned out and rimmed with big flat rocks.
• Thinned to amber, rimmed with silver, Clouds in the distance dwell, Clouds that are cool, for all their color, Pure as a rose-lipped shell.
• Young Macleod took up a horn tumbler, rimmed with silver, and having the triple-towered castle of the Macleods engraved on it, and filled it with wine.
• And there was the prairie, stretching as far as the eye could penetrate into the haze of the horizon, except where a distant forest rimmed the edge of the visible landscape.

Similar words containing RIMM without suffix ed

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