thumbed
IPA: θˈʌmd
adjective
- (in combination) Having some specific type of thumb.
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Examples of "thumbed" in Sentences
- He handed her the papers, and she thumbed through them.
- Gideon thumbed the button on the edge of the microphone.
- Then he moved to crates that held the loose photos and thumbed through each one.
- She went into her home office, thumbed through Science and Health, and began reading a section.
- He did not use it to chase his assailant away, but without a word thumbed off the safety and shot the would-be thief dead in the head.
- He thumbed the button, gratified when the arm of blue-white light appeared in front of him, illuminating Kate as she floated down to the same depth.
- Probably many of these _incognita_ and _rarissima_ perished in the great fire of London; others again met their fate solely through their own popularity, being 'thumbed' to pieces.
- For example, the distributional tables outlining the impact of the GST were the most 'thumbed' part of the documentation, certainly by those Treasury officers answering phone queries.
- I pulled it down and thumbed the light button but I couldn't see from my facemask to the gauge, all I saw is a lit up flecky-brownish mess in the blackness and a smeared turquoise square, too smeared to see what was necessary just like the turquoise pool in the desert.
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