Bowled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BOWLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• BOWL, to make a delivery of a ball
• roll (a ball or other round object) along the ground
• (of a bowler) propel (the ball) with a straight arm towards the batsman, typically in such a way that the ball bounces once
• dismiss (a batsman) by knocking down the wicket with the ball which one has bowled
• get an entire team out
• move rapidly and smoothly in a specified direction
NOUN:
• a round, deep dish or basin used for food or liquid
• the contents of a bowl
• a decorative round dish awarded as a prize in a competition
• a rounded, concave part of an object
• a pipe used to smoke marijuana, or the contents of such a pipe
• a natural basin.
• a stadium for sporting or musical events
• an American football game played after the regular season between leading teams
• a wooden or hard rubber ball, slightly asymmetrical so that it runs on a curved course, used in the game of bowls.
• a large ball with indentations for gripping, used in tenpin bowling.
• a wooden ball or disc used in playing skittles.
• a spell or turn of bowling in cricket.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to play at bowling

Words related to BOWLED

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How to use BOWLED in a sentence

• Ashton was soon left behind, and carriage and buggy bowled along slowly over a country road lined on either side with trees and bushes and tidy farms.
• We bowled along in stately fashion up Plough Lane and past Halfpenny Cross to the Manor House with its thatched roof and Virginia-creeper all over the porch.
• The forest around her bowled with the rush of the winter wind, but neither the wilderness nor the winter was so desolate as her own heart.
• There was never a week passed but he was bowled over for twenty-four or forty-eight hours with an agonizing sick-headache.
• Yet even as he studied his path a pair of blue stockings went into the air, and a threatening obstacle was out of the way, bowled over by a Harwell forward.
• You could have bowled over my whole scheme in a minute by being honest and telling me to bring on your cousin, John Massey.
• All our horses were good, and we bowled along as if we were going to ride for a week without stopping.
• Without waiting any longer I fired at the leader, who was standing in the prow, and bowled him over.
• As we bowled along the road this side of San Dimas, the entire valley lay before us.
• They bowled along towards blue water with a perfect sense of security.
• He saw the Princess for the first time that afternoon, and he was bowled over, to use the expression of his English friends with whom he dined that night.
• He was fifty-one, he had weathered many trifling affairs of the heart, and here he was, bowled over at last, and by a woman he was not certain was entitled to his respect.
• It was an old trick of the football field and it bowled the two assailants on the right straight out into the gutter.
• The apparition was so utterly unforeseen and unexpected that she was bowled over like a rabbit in two shakes.
• When all the players have bowled, the two balls nearest the jack each count a point for the side owning it.
• They rode, played billiards, bowled, and smoked together.
• The trunks were piled on the carriage and the boys got in, and away they bowled from the station in the direction of the Oakland House.
• His knees shook, and the dog, leaping against him, nearly bowled him over.
• Through a rolling and well-settled country we bowled along until we reached the foot-hills, that were green and well-wooded, the clear notes of Mrs.
• There Santa Claus met them, and again they were bowled over.
• The horse responded nobly and they bowled along right merrily.
• As we bowled along over hill and valley, through the sector occupied by the British Army, freed of all responsibilities, we felt as though we were off for a holiday.
• When Eric went in it was clear that Juno had come down to help him, for he made three runs in eight balls without being bowled once.
• Multitudes of those bowled over have never seen a German.
• The other side, headed by Montagu, went in first, and Eric caught out two, and bowled several.
• But the red-faced man, crazed by drink, had bowled over the policeman and had fallen on top of him.
• Along they bowled, and once more the last German passed the wagon.
• In another second he had been bowled clean over off his feet, and a half a dozen seniors were reaching for his weapon.
• Muir, his wife, and Madge bowled for an hour, the last winning most of the games.
• Now and then the tornado, sweeping down the side of Mount Agamenticus, bowled across the open country, and struck the ancient hostelry point-blank.
• Our servant, Nicolas, threw a stone that bowled Gato over.
• We had no difficulty in finding my lair, and then I went down into the valley and bowled over a small antelope, which I dragged up the steep ascent to the ledge before the door.
• White made his fifty and was bowled in attempting the most abominable of blind-swipes.
• As it bowled along an old man in tattered garments approached, hat in hand, and held it toward the open window for alms.

Similar words containing BOWL without suffix ed

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