Handicapped is valid Scrabble Word

Is handicapped a scrabble word?
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11 letters word
22 points in Scrabble
25 points in WWF

Definitions for HANDICAPPED in dictionary:

VERB:

HANDICAP, to impose special disadvantages on
act as an impediment to
place (someone) at a disadvantage

NOUN:

a circumstance that makes progress or success difficult
a disadvantage imposed on a superior competitor in sports such as golf, horse racing, and competitive sailing in order to make the chances more equal.
a race or contest in which a handicap is imposed
the extra weight allocated to be carried in a race by a racehorse on the basis of its previous form to make its chances of winning the same as those of the other horses.
the number of strokes by which a golfer normally exceeds par for a course (used as a method of enabling players of unequal ability to compete with each other)
people collectively who are crippled or otherwise physically handicapped
a condition that markedly restricts a person's ability to function physically, mentally, or socially

ADJECTIVE:

incapable of functioning as a consequence of injury or illness

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to hinder

Words related to HANDICAPPED

handicap16 handicapping23 handicaps17

Words that contain HANDICAPPED

unhandicapped24 nonhandicapped25 multihandicapped29

How to use HANDICAPPED in a sentence

My books sell better than you think, Rudolph, but still an author cannot hope to attain affluence so long as he is handicapped by any reverence for the English language.
If too large a proportion of the total available capital is tied up in the machine equipment, the business is handicapped.
Fortunately for the fox, the hounds are also handicapped by these conditions, and scent is wretched.
He was handicapped now, because he must shun any chance meeting.
From what he was told of the horse he expected he would carry any weight he was handicapped for and pull it off easy.
Handicapped veterans complain that compensation law is quoted by some employers in turning them down for jobs.
That was apt to happen, for he was handicapped by an earlier start.
Babylonia had been seriously handicapped by losing control of its western caravan road.
John-James was conscientious, though handicapped by a rigid conservatism and lack of proper help.
It can also supplement his limitations intelligently, in case he decides to follow a vocation for which he is naturally handicapped.

II THE HANDICAPPED GIRL They were both handicapped, as a careful observer could tell at a glance.
Through the open door of great sea-port cities there have poured during the years past steady streams of handicapped girls.
More than all this the handicapped girl is looking at herself.
And when the enemy is handicapped in point of valour and of discipline, their defeat is ready at hand.
He was handicapped by the lack of generals of any experience, and he did not have a sufficient number of burghers to guard the borders of his own State.
Such a thing had not often happened to Whistling Dick, and he felt handicapped in devising the correct response.
We, who have profited by the teaching of this political experience, do not realize in the least how handicapped are the people who have not had it.
He was handicapped by his lack of knowledge of the place and what little he did know was discouraging.
He was handicapped in many ways, yet he did his duty and carried out the orders he received to the letter.
Specially consecrated as she is to the future, woman as distinctive woman is necessarily handicapped in relation to the present.
We have been handicapped by the trouble that is bred in the bone of any landing on enemy soil.
Surprising numbers of children have been found who, through defective eyesight, have been seriously handicapped in their school work.
He is thus handicapped at the start in the race against those using their best.
He had faced life frankly, knew what was subterfuge, what sincere, and the restrictions of custom and convention no longer handicapped him.
Yet, with all his power, he was handicapped, and that by the very chiefs most nearly under his control.
He yearned for the love and the language where he could befriend someone who was handicapped and he chastised himself for only being able to lay money in some of their cans.
Mandarins are wont to assert that the dramatist is also handicapped by the necessity for rigid economy in the use of material.
I am sorry to say I have not that kind of wrist, and therefore have been much handicapped on that account.
As it was, they found themselves handicapped at the start by a nearly total lack of water.
The harbor is capacious, well protected, has fine anchorage, and is handicapped only by a few feet of mud at the bottom, which Uncle Sam will soon remove.
As I was saying, you were handicapped from the first.

Similar words containing HANDICAPP without suffix ed

handicapper21 handicappers22 handicapping23 unhandicapped24 nonhandicapped25 multihandicappe27 multihandicapped29

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