Crouched is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CROUCHED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CROUCH, to squat or lie close to the ground
• adopt a position where the knees are bent and the upper body is brought forward and down, typically in order to avoid detection or to defend oneself
NOUN:
• a crouching stance or posture
ADJECTIVE:
• Marked with the sign of the cross.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to stoop

Words related to CROUCHED

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How to use CROUCHED in a sentence

• She scrambled down into this pit and crouched under the bushes, completely hidden from view.
• It began to penetrate the thick skull of the trader that there was something unnatural about their crouched silence.
• He crouched, every nerve and muscle tense, lips drawn back in a snarl.
• Despite the season, a fire burned upon the hearth, and crouched over this, in a great elbow-chair, sat a very bent, and aged woman.
• He crouched a few moments on a ledge and looked back.
• A peat fire was burning on the hearth, and a woman, whose age Harry from her aspect thought must be enormous, was crouched on a low stool beside it.
• As Aldous crouched lower his shoulder touched one of the saddles.
• While she crouched and shielded him, silence fell on the room.
• Eva crouched down in a far corner and closed her eyes.
• All, wrapped in their thickest blankets, were shivering, crouched upon the ground, trying in vain to keep themselves warm.
• Cherry, still crouched upon the ground, shivered at the hideous imprecations levelled at her protector, and feared every moment to see him struck to the ground.
• The trees became mighty men ready to strike at him as he approached and behind every bush crouched a waiting enemy.
• When the bow fell, I crouched under the bulwark and let the sea comb over me.
• The Arab reared, snorting, and then crouched, quivering with wild terror in every limb.
• Beside the window Jacqueline crouched, and at her feet lay the Eskimo dog, watching me silently.
• But Jacqueline crouched there in the same motionless silence, and I knew that she was awake and suffering.
• Shells and bullets suddenly splashed everywhere around the burghers, and they crouched more closely behind the rocks.
• The poor hind! she crouched down at a little distance, and watched him, her eyes beaming with joy.
• To her as well as to Peter Ruff, as he crouched in his hiding place, the moments seemed to pass slowly enough.
• I was glad to know that he was not loose, and that it was only my phantom which crouched in every available place, ready to spring.
• Could he count on half an hour? He glanced anxiously at the crouched figure beside him.
• Against the wall, crouched down with his head between his knees, and a few rags of mouldy plaid about his shoulders, was the grim skeleton of what had once been a living man.
• The wolf growled as in hungry anger, and crouched down as though preparing to spring upon him.
• The tiger seemed to suspect danger and crouched on the terrace, now and then putting his right foot forward a short distance and drawing it slowly back again.
• She saw his hat within a foot of where she rested, and fancied she could feel his breath upon her cheek as she crouched, like a frightened hare, more closely in her form.
• With her head against his other, Suzanne crouched upon the floor.
• Crouched close to the ground they waited, ears strained for a sound by which they could locate the man who had fired.
• At the cabin-door it halted and crouched motionless.
• And there he crouched, leaving the work of looking after the sail to his companion.

Similar words containing CROUCH without suffix ed

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