Wiped is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WIPED in dictionary:

VERB:
• WIPE, to rub lightly to clean or dry
• remove (dirt or moisture) from something by wiping
• clean (something) by rubbing it against a surface
• spread (a liquid) over a surface by rubbing
• remove or eliminate (something) completely
• erase (data) from a tape, computer, etc.
• reject or dismiss (a person or idea)
• pass (a swipe card) over an electronic reader
• clean or dry (something) by rubbing with a cloth, a piece of paper, or one's hand
NOUN:
• an act of wiping
• a disposable cloth treated with a cleansing agent, for wiping things clean.
• a cinematographic effect in which an existing picture seems to be wiped out by a new one as the boundary between them moves across the screen.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to rub lightly in order to clean or dry

Words related to WIPED

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How to use WIPED in a sentence

• Villages are wiped out, cities are but skeletons of themselves.
• The load was getting lighter and after a time Lister let go the wheel and wiped his wet face.
• And, truly, in a little time, Mine Own did be steadied, and wiped her pretty eyes, and nestled to me a while, very husht and to need that she be close.
• His frayed sleeves, as they swept to and fro, wiped the marble top of the table and set the glasses rattling.
• When the body is wearied with much toil the desire to cultivate the mind, or the cultivation it has already received, is gradually wiped out.
• Some of those old, famous regiments have been wiped out half a dozen times, almost literally annihilated, since Mons.
• Wilson deliberately wiped the blood from his knife, and returned to his seat.
• Besides, when I saw you, the rest of the world, the rest of my life, it was all, all wiped out of my mind, as though some drug had done it.
• Utterly unable to tell what was the matter, he finally retired, red and confused, and the audience wiped away the tears of laughter.
• Out of breath very soon, she walked with all possible haste and eagerness, all the time looking for the road she had left, which the storm might have wiped from the desert.
• He rose, wiped the blood from his mouth, and went ashore.
• The cocked hat was at once recovered, wiped dry, and placed in its proper place.
• Zoroaster stood near and wiped the blood from his bruised knuckle.
• So he wiped the floor with a table-cloth, drew another bucket of water from the river, and resolved to proceed with the utmost care this time.
• They drove the rioters from the steps or killed them there, they wiped out those who had gotten into the semicircle of the storm-porch.
• He gave them back their ration-tickets and wiped the slate clean, to the eternal credit of a Government that has not often to the Indian tempered justice with mercy.
• But he picked up the knife and mechanically wiped it in the grass, before he restored it to his belt.
• Luck would have been grateful for any nickname that would have wiped Lucas Justin from the minds of men.
• Slowly and deliberately, Tanaka wiped first the knife and then his hands on the clothes of his victim.
• He then wiped up the blood from the floor, threw some sand over the part, and burnt the towel in the grate.
• George had at last prevailed on his horse to stand steady, and was looking round him as he wiped his brow.
• Perreeza wiped away her tears, and succeeded in conquering her emotions.
• I think Jack wiped the last jealous thought out of Mrs.
• The common destitution and suffering had, as we have said, wiped out all social, financial and racial distinctions.

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