Slaked is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SLAKED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SLAKE, to quench
• satisfy (desires)
• combine (quicklime) with water to produce calcium hydroxide
• quench or satisfy (one's thirst)
ADJECTIVE:
• allayed

Words related to SLAKED

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How to use SLAKED in a sentence

• When she had slaked her thirst at its little ice-cold chalice, she raised her head with a low exclamation of rapture.
• And Sir Launcelot stooped and slaked his thirst, which was very furious and hot.
• The lime should be made from oyster shells and it must be freshly burned and slaked.
• Dick filled the cap and the horse emptied it again, and again, and again, until its burning thirst was slaked.
• It slaked its thirst with the slight fall of dew as a great, red tongue would lick up crumbs.
• One by one they killed the camels, loathing still the proffered food, But in weakness or in frenzy slaked their burning thirst in blood.
• Cover rusted knife blades with sweet oil, rub in well, and leave for forty-eight hours, then rub with slaked lime.
• And that will make them bitter and fierce, till their grief has been slaked by the blood of men.
• The sprinkling of slaked lime over the seedlings is at once a safe and an efficient process, and possesses the additional advantage of being beneficial to the plant.
• Numerous experiments have shown that slaked lime can be relied on to destroy the spores of Finger-and-toe in infested land.
• The slaked lime, formed while the gas was generated, collects at the bottom of the tanks and is removed from time to time.
• The puma quickly slaked his thirst, and then, raising his head, looked about him with an inquiring stare as though he scented something suspicious.
• The owner was instructed to keep the outside of the wound powdered with air slaked lime and a very unfavorable prognosis was given.
• As Gildas phrases it, with true Celtic eloquence, the red tongue of flame licked up the whole land from end to end, till it slaked its horrid thirst in the western ocean.
• The animals, their thirst half slaked, drooped about it, looking with mournful inquiry at the disturbed faces of their masters.
• These bricks have been made for many years by moulding a mixture of sand and slaked lime and allowing the blocks thus made to harden in the air.
• The proportion of slaked lime to sand varies according to the nature of the lime and the purity and character of the sand, one of lime to ten of sand being a fair average.
• Lime should be slaked before being made into mortar.
• Glad to show a kindness to one old and infirm, she held the pitcher while the woman slaked her thirst.
• His long beard had fallen into the water, and when he had slaked his thirst and attempted to rise, he found himself held fast by it.
• He puts on 100 bushels of slaked lime per acre, either in the fall or in the spring, as most convenient.
• The horses drank, but I would have had to be far gone from thirst before I would have slaked mine there.
• All our drinking water was gone, and the horses had not slaked their thirst for two days.
• But we may not linger to drink in the beauty of this quiet spot, where the red deer once slaked their thirst at its quiet margin, standing kneedeep in the rushes and lilypads.
• After this, add a peck or more of recently slaked lime to each bushel, and shovel it over well, that the lime may cover each seed.

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