Cowed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COWED in dictionary:

VERB:
• COW, to subdue
• cause (someone) to submit to one's wishes by intimidation
NOUN:
• a fully grown female animal of a domesticated breed of ox, kept to produce milk or beef
• (loosely) a domestic bovine animal, regardless of sex or age.
• (in farming) a female domestic bovine animal which has borne more than one calf.
• the female of certain other large animals, for example elephant, rhinoceros, whale, or seal.
• an unpleasant or disliked woman.
• an unpleasant person or thing.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to intimidate

Words related to COWED

cow8 cowing12 cows9

Words that contain COWED

scowed12 cowedly16

How to use COWED in a sentence

• The prevailing spirit was that of the wild beast, cowed but snarling still.
• He, with his weak, good nature, seemed from that day to have remained annihilated, tamed, cowed like a frightened animal.
• Very angry, no doubt, but yet more surprised, and perhaps the least thing cowed.
• It so cowed the northern Indians that for two or three years they made no further organized effort to check the white advance.
• With it the most vicious animal or the most nervous is in many instances either cowed into submission or soothed into quietness.
• She was cowed, but he well knew that it was only for a while.
• Probably every one knows that dismal, emotional dream from which one escapes, awake indeed, but strangely cowed.
• Her fearlessness delighted and surprised him, she had seemed so cowed and timid at first.
• I did not think that elephant could have been so cowed by any one.
• Still, as a frown, it is worth a good deal! It has cowed a good many people in its day, and had, indeed, helped to make her a widow at an early age.
• The appeals fell upon the ears of a cowed and beaten populace.
• That cowed the crowd and he disappeared on the floor above.
• The sight of the weak-minded old woman, of the cowed children, and the ragged man sleeping off his liquor, made the setting of her own life seem a vision of peace and plenty.
• Virginia, cowed, intimidated, stood still as if glued to the spot.
• Thoroughly cowed by this treatment, the Indians sued for peace, and at Greenville, nearly a year later, Wayne made a treaty in which twelve tribes took part.
• So utterly is he cowed, that in a few minutes he is quite quiet, and it is surprising to see the difference that a simple contrivance has effected.
• He had cowed men before with the fierceness of his look.
• They were cowed into silence, they were afraid to tell him to his face that he ought to practise what he preached.
• But she paused and looked impenetrable, majestic and menacing, and Costanza was cowed.
• The equal I would not tolerate, and the animal I cowed in brute fashion.
• Cowed and abashed they listened to him as he threatened the law, hell, and the devil alone knows what beside.
• Cowed and silent, he sat in the corner by the window farthest from where the plain little coffin stood, with the lid closed down.
• The Kaiser failed to rush to Paris and there dictate terms to an astounded and cowed universe.
• After which, completely cowed, they were dragged in again and set in their places.
• She cowed Brigida into lumbering downstairs with the message.
• The Philistines were cowed by the storming of Ashdod, and Sargon subdued Phoenicia, carrying his arms to the sea.
• Snow rebelled, in every part of her nature, against the power which had cowed her reverend companion.
• The blood is naturally fierce, and has not been cowed by the tyranny endured by European races.
• Even John Paslew, unused to a sense of inferiority before his fellow-men, felt cowed before him.

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