Burrowed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BURROWED in dictionary:

VERB:
• BURROW, to dig a hole of tunnel in the ground
• (of an animal) make a hole or tunnel, typically for use as a dwelling
• dig into or through something solid
• hide underneath or press close to something
• make a thorough inquiry; investigate
NOUN:
• a hole or tunnel dug by a small animal, especially a rabbit, as a dwelling.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to dig a hole or tunnel in the ground

Words related to BURROWED

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How to use BURROWED in a sentence

• Here he burrowed for a moment, presently emerging with a box.
• Belgian armies literally burrowed in the earth along a battle front of 150 miles.
• Afterward they burrowed down in the snow and fell asleep.
• The inhabitants had burrowed at last in the earth, like the dumb creatures of the swamps and forests.
• We burrowed deep down into the straw and slept like some new sort of animal.
• If he had but stayed at home he would have discovered his genius in time really to start some new variety of awful architectural hare and run it till it burrowed in a gold mine.
• Not far from it we found quite a hole under the bank, which the winter waters had burrowed out.
• If the Werner family had been city folk they would, perforce, have burrowed in one of those rabbit-warren tenements that line block after block of city streets.
• Scrap burrowed her head comfortably in the cushions, and with her feet crossed on the low parapet gave herself up to more thought.
• Our low canoe burrowed through a tunnel of green as we nosed our way up to their camp.
• He burrowed into the soft earth while Ernest and Faith threw themselves flat on their stomachs.
• As she and Ernest both darted upon it, it scrambled for her side and burrowed swiftly under the bank.
• Many burrowed in the soft and yielding soil, throwing the earth forward in front of them.
• They got into the grain-mows, where they burrowed, and brought forth with a fecundity second only to the frogs of Egypt.
• We burrowed down in the straw and curled up close together, watching the angry red die out of the west and the stars begin to shine in the clear, windy sky.
• It occurred to me that something might have burrowed among the rocks near the camp and been roused by the heat of the fire.
• So he burrowed into the ground and came up under the spot where Elk was lying, and just behind the shoulder gnawed away the thick hair that protected the monster’s heart.
• The further we burrowed into the fastnesses of the Roya, the more wild in its majestic beauty grew the valley, so famed in history and legend.
• All the more bitter because he did not know where burrowed the root of his hot resentment.
• Dragging himself back in the shelter he wrapped himself in his blanket, burrowed into the mass of balsam boughs, and passed quickly into oblivion.
• Mukoki slipped back and burrowed a hole through the side of the shelter.
• It was in this desolate place that the girl conceived her first impression of her father as a stern and silent man who burrowed among old graves like a mole.
• If intrigue burrowed deep, then they must burrow deeper.
• We burrowed into it like moles, and although it rained we had a good day.
• All the neighbors had dozens of them! They had burrowed, and came up smiling in houses where they were far from welcome.
• The desert is actually burrowed, and every hole in the plateau is a habitation.
• A trifle self-consciously she burrowed back into her pillows.
• Hard by his cottage a hare had burrowed in a potato-field.
• The Phoenician cities also were surrounded by fortified walls, and dwellings were burrowed into the very body of the ramparts.

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