Blockaded is valid Scrabble Word

Is blockaded a scrabble word?
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9 letters word
19 points in Scrabble
22 points in WWF

Definitions for BLOCKADED in dictionary:

VERB:

BLOCKADE, to block with troops or ships
seal off (a place) to prevent goods or people from entering or leaving

NOUN:

an act or means of sealing off a place to prevent goods or people from entering or leaving
an obstruction of a physiological or mental function, especially of a biochemical receptor.

ADJECTIVE:

preventing entry or exit or a course of action

Words related to BLOCKADED

blockade17 blockades18 blockading20

Words that contain BLOCKADED

counterblockaded28

How to use BLOCKADED in a sentence

They remained as if blockaded for two days in that place.
It was, however, more strictly blockaded than besieged.
The mouth of this valley was blockaded by the Spanish infantry, who stretched in silent lines from side to side in the evening of the 23d of June.
The Swedish general, Banner, who with 8,000 men remained upon the Elbe, closely blockaded that city, and had defeated several imperial regiments which had been sent to its relief.
The English remained alone before the place, which was every day harder pressed and more strictly blockaded.
The king demolished their strongholds in Germany with engines, blockaded or took several towns, and returned home with a bloodless victory.
Great Britain held that when a port had been declared to be blockaded, a ship bound to that port might be seized even on the high seas.
But when the North, in 1861 and 1862, blockaded her ports and cut off these supplies, her distress began.
I recollect the day when every part of the opposite coast was blockaded by an English fleet.
England, in a determined effort to bring France to her knees by starvation, declared the coast of Europe blockaded from Brest to the mouth of the Elbe River.

The enemy are, at this time, in a great measure blockaded by land, there being a force on the east side of Elizabeth river.
At this time it was in its third year, and the Southern States were closely blockaded and no cotton allowed to leave them.
He had destroyed the houses and strong places of all Welshmen who had not taken up arms at his orders, and had closely blockaded Carnarvon.
The Greeks blockaded Valona, and cut the telegraph.
In consequence of this movement Nelson blockaded that port, and landed a force in the isle of Elba, in order to secure Porto Ferrajo.
During this year the island of Malta, which had been blockaded for more than two years, was surrendered to Major-general Pigot.
In that harbour the Turkish and Egyptian fleets were blockaded by the combined squadrons of England, France, and Russia, under the chief command of Sir Edward Codrington.
Still, as war was not declared, they confined their action to keeping the Russian ships of war blockaded in their own harbours.
In 1685, in company with Grogniet, Davis, and Swan, sacked Paita and Guayaquil and blockaded Panama.
The Austrians were blockaded in the Adriatic, the Germans in the North Sea, and the Turks at the east end of the Mediterranean.
Modern Constantinople could not last a week if blockaded by sea and land.
In May, 1861, the Rebels blockaded the Mississippi at Memphis.
They learned that she was to be carried off by the crew and leave them blockaded.
But the fact that the German fleet, although blockaded, after five months of the war had not been destroyed, was causing considerable adverse criticism in England and France.
The throngs are so great that the towns and villages are blockaded, and Jesus has recourse to the fields, where the people gather in untold thousands.
And his ships blockaded the mouth of the passage on the outer-sea against the enemy.
The first Peloponnesian squadron which attempted to move was promptly driven into Piraeus by an Athenian fleet and blockaded.
Alaric, king of the Goths, advanced in 408 to the gates of Rome, and completely blockaded the city.
In fact, after my long sojourn in blockaded Germany I still find myself after two months in England staring in amazement at the well-stocked shop windows of every description.
Before the principal ports of Mexico were blockaded by our Navy the revenue derived from import duties under the laws of Mexico was paid into the Mexican treasury.
The ships were not bound for a hostile port nor for a blockaded one, but for a neutral harbor which was not even contiguous to either the Transvaal or Orange Free State.
It was not long before the Persian army drew up under the walls, and invested the city by land, while the fleet blockaded the river.
His movement south may be compared to that of a small swift steamer endeavouring to escape from a blockaded seaport.

Similar words containing BLOCKAD without suffix ed

blockade17 blockader18 blockades18 blockaders19 blockading20 counterblockade26 counterblockadi26 counterblockaded28 counterblockades27 counterblockading29

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