Cruised is valid Scrabble Word

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

7 letters word
10 points in Scrabble
12 points in WWF

Definitions for CRUISED in dictionary:

VERB:

CRUISE, to progress smoothly
sail about in an area without a precise destination, especially for pleasure
take a holiday on a ship or boat following a predetermined course, usually calling in at several places.
travel or move around a place slowly, typically in search of something
wander about a place in search of a casual sexual partner
walk past and assess (a potential sexual partner)
(of a motor vehicle or aircraft) travel smoothly at a moderate or economical speed
achieve an objective with ease, especially in sport
(of a young child) walk while holding on to furniture or other structures, prior to learning to walk without support

NOUN:

a voyage on a ship or boat taken for pleasure or as a holiday and usually calling in at several places

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to sail about touching at several ports

Words related to CRUISED

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How to use CRUISED in a sentence

When their consultation was concluded, Captain Warren went and cruised off the Bay of St.
The light ships of Perseus boldly cruised between the Cyclades, protected the corn-vessels destined for Macedonia, and attacked the transports of the enemy.
He described their life there until they were taken off by a trading schooner from Auckland, and how for three months they cruised with her among the islands.
I cruised northward, searching for land, and for a long time would not believe the evidence of the instruments, thinking that they wilfully misled me, or I stark mad.
A squadron under Captain Thomas Truxtun cruised in the vicinity of Porto Rico.
He has cruised half a dozen years after whales, in the Pacific ocean, and, of course, has seen some sights that are worth speaking of.
The supply-ships and lighter cruisers anchored near, while the fleet cruised to the southward.
He fortified Vera Cruz and Acapulco, to protect them against the Dutch, whose ships cruised in both oceans.
Presently, the door opened again, and three more veterans of the patrol cruised in, also in ancient uniforms.
After joining them, he fitted out a galley, and cruised in the Delaware and Chesapeak, where he was very successful in capturing a number of American vessels.

Kitts and Barbadoes, he cruised along the Main from Caracas to Honduras and plundered the towns of Maracaibo and Truxillo.
Sir George Rooke cruised in the channel, in order to alarm the coast of France, and protect the trade of England.
Antonio, then visited Lisbon, from whence he directed his course to the bay of Bulls near Cadiz, and cruised off Cape St.
At the breaking out of the war he offered his services to congress, and a commission was given him, under which he cruised among our West India Islands, where he made many prizes.
Davis then cruised for a while with the buccaneer Knight, sacking several towns.
After taking several other vessels, he cruised off the coast of Newfoundland where he took a whaler.
Gibbs led a mutiny, seized the ship and turned her into a pirate, and cruised about in the neighbourhood of Havana, plundering merchant vessels along the coast of Cuba.
Using this island as his headquarters Hamlin cruised about and took several English ships.
In the year 1689 cruised off the coast of New England, burning and plundering the shipping.
He again cruised off the Azores, the Canaries, and the Guinea coast, but what the end was of this repulsive, uninteresting, and bloody pirate has never been known.
They next cruised in the West Indies, taking several English and Dutch ships, the crews of which they treated with the greatest brutality.
They cruised at will, and fought the Spaniards successfully wherever found.
We cruised back and forward about the spot where the other man had gone overboard, but saw nothing more of him.
Imagination sped across seas where a man had cruised into harbours that he knew and across continents that he knew.
Now he had begun hostilities, he resolved to go on, and therefore he went and cruised along the coast of Malabar.
The fleet cruised along near them, and from it they obtained all that was requisite for their wants, and yet, notwithstanding these advantages, the toil and fatigue were terrible.
The boat should be anchored or cruised slowly at least 200 feet offshore, where the water is at least 5 feet deep.
When the British began sending out two ships of war with each convoy, the privateers cruised in threes, and the same tactics were observed.
For six weeks they cruised about among these islands, frequently dropping anchor and going ashore for several days.
I cruised about till satisfied she had either broken up or sunk.
After we had cruised here for a short time, we came to Barcelona, a Spanish sea-port, remarkable for its silk manufactures.

Similar words containing CRUIS without suffix ed

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