Bristled is valid Scrabble Word

Is bristled a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is bristled valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

8 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
13 points in WWF

Definitions for BRISTLED in dictionary:

VERB:

BRISTLE, to stand erect stiffly
(of hair or fur) stand upright away from the skin, typically as a sign of anger or fear
(of an animal) react in such a way that its hair or fur stands on end
(of a person) react angrily or defensively
be covered with or abundant in

NOUN:

a stiff animal hair, or a man-made substitute, used to make a brush
a short, stiff hair on an animal's skin or a man's face.

ADJECTIVE:

having or covered with protective barbs or quills or spines or thorns or setae etc.

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to rise stiffly

Words related to BRISTLED

bristle9 bristles10 bristling12

How to use BRISTLED in a sentence

His red hair bristled straight up and out when he took his slouch hat off, as he did very often, for the heat was intolerable.
But the second day passed, and at quarters, untouched, every beard bristled on its chin.
There were old men-of-war, whose sides bristled with cannon, and which had high structures fore and aft, and their masts weighed down with a network of sails and ropes.
Look at her with Rush to-day! There was a situation that fairly bristled with opportunities for blundering.
This one, too, bristled with danger, but through it was the sole safety.
And, new as the experience was, he had bristled and snarled and struggled against his bonds to be free.
On the contrary, he bristled his hair and snarled up with menacing teeth at whatever the thing was which was so enormously present and yet invisible to his eyes.
His time was far too occupied for him to carry out a tithe of these expeditions he had planned, but he had many walks that bristled with impressions.
They were indignant, and the thick hair bristled on their necks.
My very hair bristled, but I had the sense to lie still, and there was in me a great agony of fear lest Carette should move and draw upon herself I knew not what.

A deluge of ice water, suddenly thrown upon her, could scarcely have chilled or shocked her more than the coldness that had bristled from his being.
Also his beard grew big and bristled like the feathers of a bird in frosty weather.
All along the line The murderous conflict bristled with long spears.
Reverend Mother asked us to do some extremely tiring work which bristled with difficulties, and, on purpose, I made it still more difficult for our Mistress.
The streets of the Black Hole bristled with public-houses, banks, factories, and dissenting chapels.
Those who watched with her in the dark evenings in the walled garden swore that they also heard the sound, and their hair bristled with cold fear.
He was a man who bristled with a steady energy which never seemed to tire, and he had been in the service of John Kars from the very early days.
They were massed together in a solid darkness, but the outlines of the heads were clear, heads across which bristled an upright crest of hair like the comb of a rooster.
The piece bristled with complications, and Buononcini confidently anticipated that Handel would break down over its performance.
His imagination bristled like a spear held by one alert for attack.
Bess, on the other hand, bristled like an angry dog when she saw Linda approach.
Here the dog began to growl, then his hair bristled and he fell to barking at something below, growing more and more savage, and finally quite furious.
He sniffed carefully at the ground behind the lilac bushes, and the wiry hair on his back bristled.
It was Top who had furnished these points, by bringing in a porcupine, rather inferior eating, but of great value, thanks to the quills with which it bristled.
The beast was working its tail, its whiskers bristled, its eyes shone like points of steel.
The fringe of hair on his bald head rose, his beard bristled.
The drawbridge was up, and the walls bristled with armed men.
It was guarded by a wall about eight feet high, the top of which bristled with bottle-glass.
She bristled in, a brave old fighting figure, announcing compulsion in every line, but with all her colors flying.
They bristled with an obstinacy that betrayed itself in advance.
They had bristled at every possible point of contact.
The whole question has always bristled with difficulties, and still does.

Similar words containing BRISTL without suffix ed

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