SOUNDED Definitions, Synonyms, and Scrabble Information
Is SOUNDED a valid Scrabble word? Find dictionary definitions, synonyms, Scrabble and Words with Friends information, and more about the word SOUNDED below.
See what Anagrams and Words you can make with the letters in 'sounded' ( d d e n o s u )
Scrabble and Words with Friends
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SOUNDED is a valid Scrabble
word worth 9 points. Scrabble
uses the TWL word list.
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SOUNDED is a valid Words with Friends
word worth 10 points. Words with
Friends uses the ENABLE word list.
- SOUNDED is a 7 letter word containing the letters d, d, e, n, o, s, u.
Definitions
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sound
noun the particular auditory effect produced by a given cause
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sound
noun the subjective sensation of hearing something
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sound
noun mechanical vibrations transmitted by an elastic medium
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noun the sudden occurrence of an audible event
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noun the audible part of a transmitted signal
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sound
noun (phonetics) an individual sound unit of speech without concern as to whether or not it is a phoneme of some language
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noun a narrow channel of the sea joining two larger bodies of water
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noun a large ocean inlet or deep bay
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sound
verb appear in a certain way
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verb make a certain noise or sound
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verb give off a certain sound or sounds
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sound
verb announce by means of a sound
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verb utter with vibrating vocal chords
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verb cause to sound
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verb measure the depth of (a body of water) with a sounding line
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adjective financially secure and safe
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adjective in good condition; free from defect or damage or decay
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adjective satellite exercising or showing good judgment
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adjective satellite in excellent physical condition
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adjective satellite logically valid
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adjective satellite having legal efficacy or force
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adjective satellite vigorous or severe
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adjective satellite free from moral defect
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adjective satellite (of sleep) deep and complete
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adjective satellite complete; thorough
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