Squinted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SQUINTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SQUINT, to look with the eyes partly closed
• look at someone or something with one or both eyes partly closed in an attempt to see more clearly or as a reaction to strong light
• have eyes that look in different directions
• partly close (one's eyes) in an attempt to see more clearly or as a reaction to strong light
• (of a person's eye) have a deviation in the direction of its gaze
NOUN:
• a permanent deviation in the direction of the gaze of one eye
• a quick or casual look
• an oblique opening through a wall in a church permitting a view of the altar from an aisle or side chapel.
ADJECTIVE:
• not straight or level

Words related to SQUINTED

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How to use SQUINTED in a sentence

• Though he squinted, his appearance was far from disagreeable, and he obtained the appointment without difficulty.
• Each of us, having wisely squinted at the sky, made a reckoning and guessed where we would be when the sun set.
• He went out onto the veranda and squinted thoughtfully into the darkness.
• I squinted along my hickory stick which was even then beginning to assume, rudely, the outlines of an axe-handle.
• I squinted sideways through the hole, trying to master the geography of the place.
• And that eye squinted just as well as any eye ever squinted.
• Then without moving his hand, he lowered his head and squinted down the sights.
• Her face was squinted to avoid the smoke, and she sheltered her eyes with one hand.
• If Cecily had squinted, I should have been sorry, but I would have found in it no personal humiliation.
• Climbing the keep-wall, Cercamorte squinted down into the murky courtyard.
• Kitty had put something into her eye, squinted, and twisted an imaginary something a few inches below her dimpled chin.
• Lying on his face, he squinted his eye along the match to a distant tree.
• If he had said that we squinted, not a syllable would have been pronounced against him.
• Then the general sat back and squinted at his companion, who seemed fairly bewildered by the threat.
• I did not tell her, nor did I acknowledge, that the mystical experiences mostly occurred after I crossed or squinted my eyes, or after I gazed at Chinmoy for two minutes or more.
• Rama stopped talking, squinted his eyes, and aimed his index finger at me.
• He squinted at the page, covered closely with writing.
• While doing so he squinted up at the tree out of the corner of one eye.
• The kind eyes that used to sparkle so were glazed now in death, and squinted up at me through the tangled mat of his eyebrows.
• He squinted his eyes to escape the ascending smoke.
• Whitman squinted anxiously at the stew as she stirred it.
• Nevertheless, I had the impression that when her face was turned away from me she squinted.
• Leclair lighted a cigarette, and silently squinted at Africa with eyes long inured to the sun of that land of flame.
• Then he stepped back yet farther, lifted one hand, and squinted through the fingers.
• He squinted into the sunshine and straightway squared himself for business.
• Casey shifted his position and squinted long at the spot, then got up slowly with the help of a bush and took William by the rope.
• He looked off at the white line, squinted knowingly, and spat over the bulwarks.
• The first daughter squinted with both eyes, yet the woman loved her as she loved salt, for she herself squinted with both eyes.

Similar words containing SQUINT without suffix ed

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