Harried is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HARRIED in dictionary:

VERB:
• HARRY, to plunder, ravage
• persistently harass
• persistently carry out attacks on (an enemy or an enemy's territory)
ADJECTIVE:
• troubled persistently especially with petty annoyances
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• past tense of harry

Words related to HARRIED

harry11 harrying15

Words that contain HARRIED

unharried13

How to use HARRIED in a sentence

• The Northmen were pacified by presenting them outright with the coast lands they had most harried.
• He harried the Huns along the unhealthy districts of the coast, until a patrol, in ambush, laid him low near Gazi.
• That summer they went north as far as the Newfoundland Banks, and harried the New York traders and the whale ships from New England.
• After the death of Oswald, his conqueror Penda, the fierce King of the Mercians, harried Northumbria, and appearing before the walls of Bamburgh prepared to burn it down.
• Others immediately joined the Chickamaugas in force, and the frontier districts of the Franklin region were harried with vindictive ferocity.
• With fire and pillage, too, they harried all the countryside, so that the two kings did learn of it in dire distress.
• A champion of great repute, named Wisin, settled upon a rock in Russia named Ana-fial, and harried both neighbouring and distant provinces with all kinds of outrage.
• They beat off the great Armada, and harried the very coasts of Spain.
• Lashed and harried by the sense of a fearful calamity, an unspeakable grief that was pursuing after him, Bennett did not stop to think, to reflect.
• She was like some young wild thing at bay, harried, defiant, tensely defensive.
• The fox, who hunts and is harried as a solitary, is further removed from his brother the wolf than he is from the wild cat, who has like habits to himself.
• We can scarcely enter into the feelings of those who are harried by marauders.
• The garrison harried the neighbourhood with such energy that the whole levies of the realm were assembled to subdue it.
• Harried out of Missouri, they went into Illinois only to see their director and prophet, Smith, first imprisoned by the authorities and then shot by a mob.
• It was from Korea that Khubilai despatched his expeditions against Japan, and in revenge the Japanese harried the Korean coast throughout the fourteenth century.
• All the good news that might be truly told I did tell, as how La Hire had taken Louviers town, and harried the English up to the very gates of Rouen.
• But the host stole away during the truce for collecting the money, and harried all Kent unawares.
• The next year he harried Strathclyde or Cumberland, the Welsh kingdom between Clyde and Morecambe, and handed it over to Malcolm, king of Scots, as a pledge of his fidelity.
• And nevertheless for all the truce and tribute, they went flockmeal everywhere and harried and robbed and slew our poor folk.
• The skilful poacher who harried the sacred bird was fast becoming extinct.
• How many a day did Thy people spend, safe in the citadel of Thy sheltering care, while her heart was harried from what had come upon Thy holy ones.
• The police are harried in the discharge of their duties.
• The site thus chosen had an excellent anchorage and was defended by the river from the Mahrattas, who harried the districts on the other side.
• Afterwards they harried the coast, east and west, and made many rich captures.
• The road was long up the mountain, and the soldiers knew little of the path, and ever the ghost-wolves harried on their flanks.
• They succeeded in persuading many Insurgent leaders to lay down their arms, so that a normal condition could be restored in territory which the latter had previously harried.
• One day, being harried by administration Senators, he struck back with a savagery which, for the moment, silenced them.
• They harried the Israelites so that life was made very miserable for them.
• It is scarcely to be wondered at that a girl harried in this way should be driven to the insane expedient of falling in love.
• By this time most of the Boers were in retreat and their tracks were made devious by the cavalry, which so long as light remained harried them hither and thither.
• Compensation is duly imposed upon the allies, and peace once more rules in the harried land.

Similar words containing HARRI without suffix ed

gharri10 gharris11 harrier10 harries10 charrier13 charring14 gharries12 harridan12 harriers11 charriest14 harridans13 unharried13

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