Ambled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AMBLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• AMBLE, to saunter
• walk or move at a slow, relaxed pace
• a walk at a slow, relaxed pace, especially for pleasure

Words related to AMBLED

amble9 ambles10 ambling12

How to use AMBLED in a sentence

• She often fed him from her hand, decorated him with garlands, talked to him, and ambled about with him in the woods and on the sea-shore.
• CHAPTER VII THE MAN IN THE SCARLET JACKET Morse ambled out at a road gait to take his turn at guard duty.
• Thus they hunted and galloped, and trotted and ambled on through wood and plain all day, until the sun began to descend below the tree-tops of the bluffs on the west.
• The stone lifted, a sniff or two, a lick of his hot, flat tongue, and he ambled on to the next.
• He declared the day over and ambled up Kalakaua Avenue smiling at strangers.
• He was too wet and heavy to follow it up, however, so he ambled off towards the ship as vigorously as his clothes would allow him, followed by the whole crew.
• They ducked, dodged, and ambled around him, over logs and bushes, and not even a near approach would drive them to flight.
• Six hundred real-estate men and wives ambled down the autumnal paths.
• For these valuable revelations she thanked him, and they ambled into the familiar gossip of the Bunch.
• He was reading a book, and as I ambled by, he raised his head and looked at me with a serious smile.
• The little boy and I chatted as the horse ambled at will, occasionally urged to a trot by a shaking of the reins.
• Turning his back on the Boy and the dog as if they were not worth noticing, he ambled off along the garden fence, looking for a convenient hole.
• Old Tom ambled over to Dora and for a moment they talked hurriedly.
• For two miles after passing our picket we ambled along at ease.
• He ambled, rather than walked, and his lean, lanky legs would have made him a fortune on the stage.
• Hardy ambled into the room, and looked around in the most casual way.
• A caricature of a man, he ambled and chuckled and seized the easy pleasures within his reach.
• Then he got up and ambled into his den, closing the door behind him without having spoken a word.
• It was a woeful sight when 3600 Boers, undisciplined peasants, reluctantly threw down their rifles among the wreck of the shells and ambled past the English lines.
• He rode a compactly built little horse, which seemed scarce capable of carrying his weight, but ambled along with him as if it scarcely felt it.
• They consented and we ambled leisurely along, the streets now quite deserted.
• He was riding his pretty mare, who, near Azay, commenced to caper about without the slightest cause, and poor Cochegrue trotted and ambled along counting his profits.
• She puzzled over it while Silk ambled sedately behind the other horses.
• We ambled, and wallowed, and blew, and in divers fashions drove along till we were deep in the heart of the North Atlantic.
• The blunder colt, apparently overjoyed to be alive, had ambled awkwardly up to one of his mates who stood stolidly waiting for the sun to warm him.
• This satisfied their curiosity, and I ambled on accompanied by the dog.
• Gaspard ambled along his belt of ground to take a last look.
• Sure enough, every man in the garden slowly rose and ambled leisurely to a horse-trough in the centre of the garden in which lay perhaps a score of mugs in running water.
• So he just ambled along as if he had all the time in the world, as indeed he had.
• XVIII JIMMY SKUNK IS JUST IN TIME Jimmy Skunk ambled slowly along, chuckling as he thought of what a hurry Mr.

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