Stringed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STRINGED in dictionary:

VERB:
• STRING, to provide with catgut, silk, wire or cord
ADJECTIVE:
• (of a musical instrument) having strings
• (of a musical instrument) having strings that are plucked or played with a bow
• Having strings; as, a stringed instrument.
• Produced by strings.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to provide with strings (slender cords)

Words related to STRINGED

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How to use STRINGED in a sentence

• To broadcast the fact that I proposed to take him and Angela and play on them as on a couple of stringed instruments might have been injudicious.
• He made the lathe revolve by working a stringed bow with his right hand, while his left hand worked the chisel and his right foot directed it.
• One of them stood near, playing upon a kind of stringed instrument, made out of the stem of a cabbage-palm, and about two feet, or two feet and a half, in length.
• Truly has the human heart been compared to a many stringed instrument, giving diversity of sound as it is swept by different winds.
• In Assyria, if there was not so much variety as this, there were at any rate eight or nine quite different sorts, some stringed, some wind, some merely instruments of percussion.
• A stringed instrument from which sound is drawn by the passing of the wind over its strings.
• Some stringed instruments give forth tones which are clear and sweet, but withal thin and lacking in richness and fullness.
• It still remains for us to speak of the lyre and the lute, the ancestors of our modern stringed instruments.
• To what circumstance did an ancient poet ascribe the invention of stringed instruments? To the observation of the winds whistling in the hollow reeds.
• There was a vibrant quality in their voices that Rhoda could liken only to the music of stringed instruments.
• At the time there were many amateurs who played on stringed instruments.
• The action of stringed instruments illustrates this statement.
• The viol was decidedly the most important stringed instrument played with a bow that was in use in Elizabethan times.
• It is a pity that Pauluzzo did not record the number of stringed instruments in order that we might have some idea of the balance of this orchestra.
• Aqa Muhammad had a fine poetic gift, and he would create verses like stringed pearls.
• It is, however, helpful, in considering many questions, to bear in mind its resemblances to both wind and stringed instruments.
• They have not decided whether it is a stringed instrument, a brass, a single or double reed, and these things are vital in establishing a scientific basis of procedure.
• And as soon as his bow had been cut off by Partha, Gautama took up another and stringed it in a trice.
• Within the twinkling of the eye, however, Bhishma, that mighty-armed and great car-warrior, took up another bow and stringed it.
• The earlier symphonies, since they were essentially intended to bring out the effects of the stringed instruments, now seem like darkened pictures.
• Performers from the East played upon certain stringed instruments not greatly differing from the lyre and harp of Greece and Italy.
• I have been filled with it by certain sounds from stringed instruments, and not unfrequently by passages from books.
• I sat one day with Charmides, listening to a great concert of stringed and wind instruments, in a portico which gave on a large sheltered garden.

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