Bolted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BOLTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• BOLT, to run away
• fasten (a door or window) with a bar that slides into a socket
• fasten (something) to something else with a long pin that screws into a nut
• (of a horse or other animal) run away suddenly, typically from fear
• (of a person) move or run away suddenly in an attempt to escape
• (in hunting) cause (a rabbit or fox) to run from its burrow or hole
• (of a plant) grow quickly upwards and stop flowering as seeds develop
• eat (food) quickly
• pass (flour, powder, or other material) through a sieve
NOUN:
• a bar that slides into a socket to fasten a door or window.
• a long pin with a head that screws into a nut, used to fasten things together.
• the sliding piece of the breech mechanism of a rifle.
• a long pin that is driven into a rock face so that a rope can be attached to it.
• a short, heavy arrow shot from a crossbow.
• a jagged white flash of lightning.
• a roll of fabric, originally as a measure
• a folded edge of a piece of paper that is trimmed off to allow it to be opened, as on a section of a book.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to sift

Words related to BOLTED

bolt6 bolting10 bolts7

Words that contain BOLTED

unbolted11

How to use BOLTED in a sentence

• The door, leading into the garden, is bolted, securely.
• So he ran into the chapel and shut to that door and another door and locked and bolted them both, and set a heavy bar of wood across both of them so that for a while he was safe.
• At the throat of Clopton bridge he stopped and scanned the way with dubious eye, then clapped his tail between his legs and bolted for the town.
• He liked to be sure that the doors were all bolted and that everybody else was in bed before he went himself.
• In five steps I came to an iron wall, made of plates bolted together.
• Rabbit bolted back for his opening, his enemies fairly at his heels.
• I heard whispers at my barred and bolted door, saying that I was mad.
• The artist shut himself in and bolted the door, glad to be alone with the prospect of not being disturbed during the whole afternoon.
• They passed down the staircase by which the queen had gone, and entering the low passage, came to the small door which she had bolted behind her with so much difficulty.
• Then I was in the little room with Jacqueline and Duchaine, and he turned and bolted the door behind us.
• He shook the upper panels, but the door seemed bolted as well as locked.
• Elsie turned and bolted straight for her couch bed.
• The goldsmith closed the shutters of his shop and bolted the door.
• Following her entrance Herbert had closed and bolted the drawing-room doors, and as an added precaution he now drew Mrs.
• Her surprise increased as she found every means of exit bolted and barred, as during the night.
• Tish shut and bolted the door, and as the windows were closed with wooden frames, nailed on, we were then in darkness.
• Indeed, I am quite convinced that the accident of our leaving the church without the captain, and finding him left behind and bolted in, was no accident at all.
• One day Dandy bolted as I was mounting him, and I fell on some bath mats breaking a bone in my hand and cutting my face in several places.
• Stealthily walking over to the door, I softly bolted it and then stood still for some time and listened.
• The motor is now bolted, bottom side up, to the top of the piece fastened to the frame lengthwise.
• Instead of the usual two short ropes, tied and bolted through the top crosstimber bore two holes large enough for the ropes to pass through easily.
• In order to get a steady base the wooden part may be bolted to a bench.
• The pack train split, ran and bolted, crashing through the trees, plunging down steep places, and jumping logs.
• Fill your glass, man! The windows are all shuttered, the door is locked and bolted.
• Then he went himself to the door to be sure that it was bolted as usual, and through into the study.
• Faithful Tynn bolted and barred the doors and windows with his own hand, as he might have done on the anticipated invasion of a burglar.
• The mast step was firmly bolted to the backbone at its thickest part, that is, just four feet from the forward end.
• As she bolted the voice of Garvington screaming with pain and dread was heard as he came to his senses to find himself encircled by fire.

Similar words containing BOLT without suffix ed

bolt6 bolts7 bolter8 unbolt8 bolters9 bolting10 dogbolt11 eyebolt12 hagbolt13 ragbolt10 unbolts9 bolthead14 bolthole13 boltings11 boltless10 boltlike14 boltonia10 boltrope12 deadbolt12 dogbolts12 eyebolts13 fishbolt16 hackbolt19 hagbolts14 kingbolt15 ragbolts11 ringbolt11 unbolted11 boltheads15 boltholes14 boltonias11 boltropes13 deadbolts13 fishbolts17 hackbolts20 kingbolts16 ringbolts12 unbolting12 thunderbolt17 thunderbolts18

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