pointed

Phonetic Respelling: [ poin-tid ]

Definition:

v. 1 indicate a place or direction or person or thing; 2 direct the course; adj. having a sharp end or part

Sentence:

The sign pointed to the north.

More example sentences:

The sign pointed to the north.

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What evidence pointed to Mrs. Maxwell as the thief?

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Uncle Michael pointed out the palatial homes of the well-to-do.

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A fang is a long pointed tooth.

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What did Max do to Chloe when she pointed her finger at him?

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Which sea plant has a mouth with five pointed teeth on the underside?

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He pointed out a row of large tanks. Which word is an antonym for "large"?

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Where was the tooth detector pointed when she was at Lewis' house?

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What clue did Lenni find that pointed toward Bones being the thief?

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Medieval castles often had pointed turrets.

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What are the shark's pointed teeth for?

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What was the name of the stone sailors hung on their ship that pointed north?

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Why did Betsy want to make 5 pointed stars for the flag?

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The arrow pointed downwards.

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Norman pointed out to Jim that it's hard to notice good things when you have a lot of what?

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Synonyms:

indicate; show; direct; sharp

Antonyms:

no indication; blunt

Pointed rhymes:

• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • jointed
  • jointed
  • pointed
• Three Syllable Rhymes
  • anointed
  • apdisjointed
  • anointed
• Four Syllable Rhymes
  • disapreapdisap