valved

[ valvd ]

adjective

1. having or furnished with valves:

   a valved trumpet.

Word History and Origins

Origin of valved¹

First recorded in 1670–80; valve + -ed ³

Example Sentences

For the first many months, health officials asked members of the public to use non-valved cloth masks, due to limited supplies for frontline workers and severely ill individuals.

From Popular-Science

Halting before the great bronze-valved door, Conan caught Octavia by her shoulders and shook her in his intensity.

From Project Gutenberg

The author of this book has tried one of these “valved openings” recommended by Dr. Arnott, and has found it answer very well.

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Capsule 3- (rarely 5-) valved; the valves bearing the numerous seeds on their middle for the whole length.

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Before they reached the double-valved door at the other end, Conan had mounted the other steps and was in the hall behind them.

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The big three-valved balloons of the bladdernut can sail either in the air, on the water, or over the frozen snow.

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