Hedged is valid Scrabble Word

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

6 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
12 points in WWF

Definitions for HEDGED in dictionary:

VERB:

HEDGE, to enclose with a dense row of bushes
surround with a hedge
enclose something
limit or qualify (something) by conditions or exceptions
avoid making a definite statement or commitment
protect oneself against loss on (a bet or investment) by making balancing or compensating transactions

NOUN:

a fence or boundary formed by closely growing bushes or shrubs
a way of protecting oneself against financial loss or other adverse circumstances
a word or phrase used to avoid overprecise commitment, for example etc., often, or sometimes.

ADJECTIVE:

evasively worded in order to avoid an unqualified statement

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to surround with a hedge (a dense row of shrubs)

Words related to HEDGED

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How to use HEDGED in a sentence

The serpents, hedged in from the outer line, uproar in blood-curdling masses, their dull eyes gleaming, and their tongues phosphorescent, darting out in their agony.
The ground-floor was hedged in, a few feet from the walls, with high shrubs, which would have caused unwholesome damp in England, but were needed here for shade.
We find ourselves hedged in at every effort we make as mothers for the amelioration of society, as philanthropists, as Christians.
Adams, his successor, had none of that divinity which hedged the Father of his Country to protect him.
Its use and control, however, were hedged about with various restraints and obligations.
The houses receded, and a field or so appeared, and frequent walls hedged the way.
Why, you are absolutely hedged round with conventions.
Few were willing to venture on a task known to be hedged about with difficulties.
On either hand the road was hedged in by a close board fence, four feet or so in height.
I would gladly amend my ways, and lead a new and better life, but my way is hedged up before me.

Miles and miles of road, in one unbroken stretch, may there be seen densely hedged on either hand by this beautiful emblem of sin and death.
My troops hedged me like a wall as I went back to the French camp, but I did not speak to them.
It shone into the homes of the wealthy on the avenues and in the uptown streets, and into courts and alleys hedged in by towering tenements down town.
At the right, a mere thread of silver, was a river, hedged with tropical vegetation.
From their cradles they have been hedged round with conventionalities which have made them short-sighted.
It was not hedged around with those unwritten laws which make it the safe and eligible thing we know to-day.
The rugged, simple, narrow life of his Swiss forefathers gathered around him, and hedged him in.
His return to his former life was hedged up on every hand.
These people were so hedged about with conventions and restrictions, they put so much emphasis on the letter and so little on the spirit.
Now that the conventional barrier of respect which hedged me round has fallen, I can open my heart to you, dear boy.
He ran through a little dell hedged on each side by dull green cedars.
He was out of doors, and he was hedged about by no rules or petty restrictions.
Neither can he show the circumstances that hedged in his way nor the equipment with which he entered life.
Infirmity had hitherto so hedged her about, that she deemed herself forever protected from all assaults of love.
The question is all the more difficult because it has been hedged about by misunderstandings.
It could not formulate a coherent policy, which was the one essential thing, nor could it settle the thousand and one perplexing questions which hedged the subject on every side.
We are hedged about by certain restrictions that we can neither remove nor ignore.
And, I may add, that the daughters of the very rich are usually hedged about by a social environment which prevents their making the acquaintance of the best young men.
The adoption of the principle permitted by it is hedged about by various restrictions but some fourteen local bodies have voted in favour thereof.
A thing born of fancy, moulded to express universal experience and its veritable issues, has to be hedged about by misrepresentation, sophistry, and party spirit.
However, youth is sanguine, and Jack Chetwynd did not look too closely at the thorns which hedged his dainty rose-bud round.
Although he had hedged and fenced his garden, it sometimes happened that there would stray into it a pig, or a dog, or a goat, or a goose belonging to a poor neighbor.
They passed a group of some dozen men sitting round a brown blanket hedged with a fence of tumblers.
Perhaps the barriers which hedged in this most exclusive of youngsters had increased his importance in my thoughts.
A teacher who goes to a library and finds its privileges much hedged about with rules and regulations will perhaps use it occasionally, certainly not often.

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