Elapsed is valid Scrabble Word

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

7 letters word
10 points in Scrabble
12 points in WWF

Definitions for ELAPSED in dictionary:

VERB:

ELAPSE, to pass by
(of time) pass or go by

ADJECTIVE:

(of time) having passed or slipped by

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to pass away

Words related to ELAPSED

elapse8 elapses9 elapsing11

Words that contain ELAPSED

delapsed12 relapsed11

How to use ELAPSED in a sentence

Francis and Clara were in waiting to receive them, and a very few minutes elapsed before the rector and Mrs.
When some ten minutes had elapsed, two other visitors arrived, a lady and a gentleman, whom the Froments could not at first recognize.
From the commencement of our Revolution to the present day almost forty years have elapsed, and from the establishment of this Constitution twenty-eight.
A year has now elapsed since that recommendation was made.
Although the time appeared an age to all who awaited the result, scarcely five minutes had elapsed since the accident occurred and the hurricane had reached them.
And so what does it come to? Hundreds of records have become useless because the three years within which the criminals could be deported have elapsed with nothing done.
Three days elapsed before any further step could be taken in this business.
An entire hour elapsed, and still he did not make his appearance.
A week had now elapsed, and Jane began to feel troubled by the absence of her lover.
But it may have taken a long time to perfect the art of writing, and another long period may have elapsed before it came into common use.

Before many weeks have elapsed some enterprising individual has succeeded, in the face of infinite toil and expense, in bringing a sawmill into camp.
Some years have now elapsed, and it is essential that I should have my own epistles.
That was in 1735, and twenty years elapsed before he again appeared upon the page of history.
Before a week has elapsed the maiden of the star has generally intimated by look, who is likely to be the selected one.
In the south of France a considerable time appears to have elapsed before the ill-will of the multitude broke out into open violence.
So long a time has elapsed since we have been separated by events, that it was like a letter from the dead, and recalled to my memory very dear recollections.
Whether she had slept through a night and a day or whether but a few hours had elapsed since she had staggered to the spring beside which she lay, she could not tell.
Less than a minute had elapsed since he first caught sight of Mahng.
The doubts thus raised were not dispelled until another half-century had elapsed.
After the time that had elapsed, the name had slipped my memory.
Arrivals from England, with provisions as well as stores, were now rather anxiously expected, as 16 months had elapsed since the last were received.
A long interval elapsed without any tidings, which, considering the great distance, and the many causes of delay, did not at first excite alarm amongst his friends.
During the twenty years which had elapsed since the death of the Princess Charlotte, his experiences had been varied and remarkable.
The months which elapsed between this act of treachery and the spring of 1916, were filled with innumerable outrages.
Five years had elapsed since the destruction of Daguao.
He dispatched canoes to Hispaniola, asking Ovando to send a ship to relieve him, but many months of suffering and difficulty elapsed before it came.
Nearly nine months elapsed before the criminal authorities declared that there was no ground for a criminal suit against Schrader.
Some few minutes elapsed, and suddenly the glowing light of the sun was darkened, as by an intervening shadow.
Many years, as we have seen, had now elapsed, since that portentous night when the IDEA was first developed.
But some time elapsed before he could recover from the unquestionable fact that he was still within a quarter of a mile of Piccadilly Circus.
He introduced me to several of his friends, and I passed in an agreeable manner the five weeks which elapsed between my arrival in New York and the departure of the ship.
Perhaps a quarter of a minute has elapsed since Lady Ruth turned to Colonel Lionel, and besought his aid.
Many days now elapsed, during which little happened worth recording on either side.
He supposed that some minutes must have elapsed before he recovered, when he found himself, with many of his comrades, struggling in the waves amongst pieces of the wreck.
Little more than an hour had elapsed, after this assistance was given, before the ship blew up.

Similar words containing ELAPS without suffix ed

elapse8 delapse10 elapses9 relapse9 delapsed12 delapses11 elapsing11 relapsed11 relapser10 relapses10 delapsing13 delapsion12 relapsers11 relapsing12 delapsions13 prelapsarian16 prelapsarians17

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