Sanded is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SANDED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SAND, to cover with a loose granular rock material
• smooth or polish with sandpaper or a mechanical sander
• sprinkle or overlay with sand, to give better purchase on a surface.
NOUN:
• a loose granular substance, typically pale yellowish brown, resulting from the erosion of siliceous and other rocks and forming a major constituent of beaches, river beds, the seabed, and deserts
• an expanse of sand, typically along a shore
• a stratum of sandstone or compacted sand.
• sediment whose particles are larger than silt (typically greater than 0.06 mm).
• a light yellow-brown colour like that of sand.
• firmness of purpose
ADJECTIVE:
• Covered or sprinkled with sand; sandy; barren.
• Marked with small spots; variegated with spots; speckled; of a sandy color, as a hound.
• Short-sighted.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to smooth by rubbing with an abrasive

Words related to SANDED

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How to use SANDED in a sentence

• He strove to speak, to deny, but his tongue clove to his mouth and his throat was sanded with an intolerable thirst.
• The old harbor, protected by a reef of rocks, is on the north side of the town, but is now so sanded up that large vessels cannot enter.
• The room, with its low ceilings, dark rafters, and sanded floor, was fairly tidy, and, in the light and shade of the shifting fire, picturesque and strange.
• The Wilbur twin had eaten his apple cake and was now eating the cookies, taking care to drop no crumbs on the sanded floor.
• The old-fashioned engine, contemptuously relegated to the frontier before going to the junk heap, was puffing at the side of the low sanded station platform.
• However, by degrees you shuffle along the sanded passage, and past the door of the bar, which is full of farmers as thick as they can stand, or sit.
• They have a sanded face, are mostly square, true, and of uniform color, but they are usually porous, soft, and absorbent.
• The decks were sanded, in grim anticipation of their becoming slippery with blood.
• The walls were white-washed, the floor sanded, the windows shaded with blue paper hangings, and the cot-bed covered with a clean, blue-checked spread.
• He offered the preacher the use of his house, and presently all the villagers were packed in the great sanded kitchen, and a rude service was carried on under cover.
• Casely was sitting by his fire in the sanded kitchen.
• This spire was formed of a skeleton of iron, covered with slates, painted and sanded to resemble Portland stone.
• While the beast was dying slaves came and sanded the floor.
• At last their cabins became sanded up, and the poor folk moved to their present situation.
• The floor is sanded, and is lined with plain tables, six feet by two in size, to each of which is a couple of benches.
• The main entrance leads to a long, narrow hall, the floor of which is well sanded.
• A common trick is to use sanded cards, or cards with their surfaces roughened, so that two, by being handled in a certain way, will adhere and fall as one card.
• It is a large, dingy room, with a sanded floor, and is lighted by windows that turn on hinges and have little diamond-shaped panes of glass.
• Of his oak-finished stable, with its sanded floors and plaited straw stall-mats, Bonfire saw almost as little as did Mrs.
• When this has dried, it should be sanded lightly and then one or two coats of wax should be properly applied and polished.
• I remember the room into which I was shown was sanded, and a quaint old clock behind the door was marking off the hour in small but very loud pieces.
• It was chiefly a noise of feet, briskly crunching hither and thither over the sanded floor within.
• The old man, who was weeding with his hands a bed of dwarf roses and arguerites, was indignant at seeing a horse thus traversing his sanded and nicely-raked walks.
• Like the streets without, the whole arena was deeply sanded.
• It is a large, dingy room, with a sanded floor, and is lighted by windows that turn on hinges, and have little diamond shaped panes of glass.
• The floor was sanded, the tables and chairs were of oak, blackened by age, as were also the timbers of the ceiling, and cut and carved with curious devices.
• The entire landscape was now ready, with country roads laid out along the river, sanded and gravelled.

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