Climbed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CLIMBED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CLIMB, to ascend
• go or come up a (slope or staircase); ascend
• (of an aircraft or the sun) go upwards
• (of a road or track) slope upwards
• (of a plant) grow up (a wall, tree, or trellis) by clinging with tendrils or by twining
• increase in scale, value, or power
• move to a higher position in (a chart or table)
• move with effort, especially into or out of a confined space; clamber
• put on (clothes)
NOUN:
• an ascent, especially of a mountain or hill, by climbing
• a mountain, hill, or slope that is climbed
• a recognized route up a mountain or cliff
• a rise or increase in value, rank, or power
• an aircraft's flight upwards

Words related to CLIMBED

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How to use CLIMBED in a sentence

• Moreover, as far as I know, it had never been climbed.
• I climbed the hill above the Howe burn-head, keeping the wind on my right cheek as the girl had ordered.
• As at last he climbed the steep bank, suddenly the storm ceased and the waters calmed.
• Parson and I climbed up an uneasy kind of ladder, and the Captain took us into the great cabin at the back of the ship, where the bay-window was.
• I only wanted to rush to the open air, and when we had climbed up again and got outside in the street, we all staggered a little and could not speak.
• Mounting the wagon, he climbed over the seat to where his mother lay.
• I think we have climbed about 250 feet to-day, but thought it more on the march.
• There was one other climbed in after me, and I wondered what sort of fool he was.
• Most clerks made their way up Montgomery Street toward Market, but Claire climbed past the German Bank to Kearny Street.
• They ran to it, climbed, and crouched together under the stone wall.
• There seemed to be a ladder handy, for the next minute its end came down, and at once I picked up my sword and climbed out.
• Most of the girls had accepted the adventure in the true spirit now, and they climbed into the wagon-bed on the clean straw with laughter and jokes.
• The rabbit climbed up on a mountain and saw the deer already far off.
• He climbed laboriously from the trench and emerged into the bullet-swept plain once more.
• When the sun had lost some of its power, again they climbed out and continued walking.
• Her vigour and daring when we climbed trees together were the objects of my constant admiration.
• In the morning the entire valley was filled with a dense white fog but we climbed out of it almost immediately, and by noon were back again in winter on the summits of the ridges.
• Amid more cheers their train bore them away and then some sixty West Point cadets climbed the long, steep road, next hastening on to be in time for supper formation.
• Up and up she climbed, until, when three miles above the earth, she was in a calm zone.
• As he climbed the badly lighted stairs, a little, gray-haired man, wearing spectacles, passed him, coming down.
• She caught up the bundle again and climbed beside the stream, following its right bank until she came to the pool of her choice.
• Pending the arrival of their assistance I climbed up to the top of a neighbouring kopje with a lot of Tasmanians.

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