Foiled is valid Scrabble Word

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

6 letters word
10 points in Scrabble
11 points in WWF

Definitions for FOILED in dictionary:

VERB:

FOIL, to defeat or baffle
prevent (something considered wrong or undesirable) from succeeding
frustrate the efforts or plans of
(of a hunted animal) run over or cross (ground or a scent or track) in such a way as to confuse the hounds.

NOUN:

the track or scent of a hunted animal.
a setback in an enterprise; a defeat.
metal hammered or rolled into a thin flexible sheet, used chiefly for covering or wrapping food
a person or thing that contrasts with and so emphasizes and enhances the qualities of another
a thin leaf of metal placed under a precious stone to increase its brilliance.
a leaf-shaped curve formed by the cusping of an arch or circle.

a light, blunt-edged fencing sword with a button on its point.
each of the structures fitted to a hydrofoil's hull to lift it clear of the water at speed.

ADJECTIVE:

disappointingly unsuccessful

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to prevent the success of

Words related to FOILED

foil7 foiling11 foils8

Words that contain FOILED

unfoiled12 trefoiled13

How to use FOILED in a sentence

And again the black servant foiled him, though afraid to accuse him openly.
They were completely foiled, and were obliged to retreat to their ships, leaving behind them even the spoil they had brought from France.
She looked from one to another a bit hopelessly, somehow foiled in her dignity.
To be foiled was disagreeable enough, but to be foiled by a boy was most humiliating, and he had vowed revenge, if ever an opportunity occurred.
Foiled in this attempt, Strongbow hastened to Waterford, took boat there, and flew to meet the king, whom he encountered near Gloucester with a large army.
But the Danes crossed the frozen sea with safer steps, and foiled the feeble advance of the enemy, whom they conquered, and then turned and sailed to Finland.
They had seen Madras taken, only to be regained by diplomacy, and after the English had been foiled at Pondicherry.
The two villains notwithstanding that they were foiled in their attempt upon the horses, prepared for the prosecution of the rest of their schemes on the morrow with great energy.
The promise has not been fulfilled, or it has been fulfilled, but in either case anticipation has been foiled and disappointed.
The following year I took two hundred feet of rods with me, and again I was foiled.

Had I foiled her in all of these to be beaten in the end? No, not without a struggle.
So the Adversary is foiled, and Job has not renounced God.
He had tried to be honest, to make his way, but he had been foiled at every step.
After a short time therefore, completely foiled by the blinding glare, the eye turned itself unwillingly away, as if from a furnace of molten silver.
The young fellow whom Ted had foiled stared for a moment with a look of contempt and dislike.
Foiled in this they swung across to the other flank and fought for possession of the chain of hills dominating this region.
These proposals begat vigorous debates, in which the country party were always foiled by dint of superior number.
They fear lest, too fully explained, the letter might fall into alien hands and their schemes be foiled and frustrated.
She had striven very hard to bring about a marriage between her nephew and the great heiress, and was a woman not likely to pardon those who had foiled her.
In this they were foiled by our cutting the line and backing down the stream, receiving at the same time a volley by way of a parting salute.
As the train sped on toward Crest Haven I had a quiet little smile at the way I had foiled the curiosity of the mysterious stranger.
But whenever Charlton tried to excite in her an enthusiasm similar to his own, he was completely foiled.
Widgery, having been foiled in an attempt to conduct the proceedings, stood with his legs wide apart in front of the fireplace ornament, and looked profound and sympathetic.
Young foiled him in his purpose until he was discovered by a member of the family, and became so frightened as to induce him to abandon the effort.
Hart was playing some game of his own, in which he would assuredly be foiled.
The hum of the foiled mosquito is unction to our souls.
From that fine height as the barge began to move I saw the horsemen turning away foiled.
On seeing heirs and representatives of ours already in the world, we are inclined to give them place and trust them to realise our foiled ambitions.
Chapter XI The Great Proconsul I The plot was foiled.
It has foiled two formidable attempts to place Europe under the heel of military monarchies.
I had dared so much, all had gone so surprisingly well, that it was heartbreaking to be foiled with liberty almost within my grasp.

Similar words containing FOIL without suffix ed

foil7 foils8 airfoil10 foiling11 foilist10 jetfoil17 milfoil12 sexfoil17 tinfoil10 trefoil10 aerofoil11 airfoils11 foilable13 foilings12 foilists11 foilsman13 foilsmen13 hexafoil21 jetfoils18 milfoils13 parafoil13 sexfoils18 tinfoils11 trefoils11 unfoiled12 aerofoils12 caprifoil16 eightfoil16 foilborne14 hexafoils22 hydrofoil19 multifoil14 parafoils14 trefoiled13 caprifoils17 cinquefoil24 eightfoils17 foilswoman18 foilswomen18 hydrofoils20 multifoils15 quatrefoil22 cinquefoils25 counterfoil16 quatrefoils23 counterfoils17

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