Absconded is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ABSCONDED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ABSCOND, to depart suddenly and secretly
• (of a person on bail) fail to surrender oneself for custody at the appointed time
• (of a colony of honeybees, especially Africanized ones) entirely abandon a hive or nest.
• leave hurriedly and secretly, typically to escape from custody or avoid arrest

Words related to ABSCONDED

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How to use ABSCONDED in a sentence

• He had hung them there the night before, and now they had absconded with a pair of red braces just entering their teens.
• But his conduct toward the younger was so base, that she absconded.
• These figures are in tolerable preservation, only that the Emperor has lost his head and one of the soldiers has absconded.
• He was acquitted, because he had acted unwittingly, but he was too frightened of the Raja to stay any longer in the village and absconded as soon as he could.
• The fourth went by, and we began to think he had absconded.
• The master arrived shortly after, with two constables, and was greatly exasperated when he found that his property had absconded.
• In the winter of 1808, several Virginia planters went to Philadelphia to search for eleven slaves, who had absconded.
• When one of his men absconded in 1795 he gave instructions not to let his name appear in any advertisement of the runaway, at least not north of Virginia.
• Mohamad, who was evidently eager to make capital out of their refusal, asked me to remain over to-day, and then demanded what I was going to do with those who had absconded.
• Monsieur Foulon, one of the obnoxious ministry, who, as well as his brethren, had absconded, was taken in the country, and, as is said, by his own tenants, and brought to Paris.
• Dwerrihouse was universally believed to have absconded with the money, no one knew how or whither.
• John Mitchell, brewer, for mixing table beer with strong, absconded.
• Now he has married you and absconded, using you and the Custis honor with contempt.
• It cuts me to the heart when anybody pretends that he absconded.
• Absconded! Why! there were dozens of us who would have made him welcome to every penny we could command.
• The authorities exiled him and he absconded to Morella to join the forces of the pretender Don Carlos.
• One of these had absconded, and lived in the woods for nineteen days, existing by what he was able to procure by nocturnal depredations among the huts and stock of individuals.
• The baker at that settlement absconded with a quantity of flour with which he had been entrusted, belonging to the military on duty there, and other persons.
• A convict who had absconded five weeks since was apprehended by some of the military at the head of one of the coves leading from Parramatta.
• Gray, who had absconded from the hospital in February last, made his appearance about the latter end of this month at Toongabbie, where he was detected in stealing Indian corn.
• At this time seven of the male convicts lately arrived from Ireland, with one woman, had absconded into the woods.
• It was discovered that he had absconded during the night, carrying off with him a damper weighing about eleven pounds, two pounds of tea, and ten pounds of sugar.
• The consequence was, that when, the next morning, Mr Vanslyperken called upon the admiral, the intelligence had been received from the cave, and all the parties had absconded.
• But instead of doing this, Hume left his comrades to their fate and absconded.
• But once he absconded she just returned to her side of the bed.
• The conduct of some of the crew had been so shocking that they feared the penalty of it, and they absconded immediately on arrival, and were never heard of by us again.
• There is a want of respectability about it, or rather a notoriety, which gives one the feeling of an absconded felon, against whom a hue-and-cry is made public.
• They telephoned that you had absconded with ten thousand, and that if I would make good the loss within twenty-four hours, they would not prosecute.
• If the maker has absconded, that will, as a general rule, excuse the demand.

Similar words containing ABSCOND without suffix ed

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