Hoisted is valid Scrabble Word

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

7 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
10 points in WWF

Definitions for HOISTED in dictionary:

VERB:

HOIST, to raise with tackle
raise (something) by means of ropes and pulleys
raise or haul up

NOUN:

an act of raising or lifting something.
an apparatus for lifting or raising something
an act of increasing something
the part of a flag nearest the staff.
a group of flags raised as a signal.

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to haul up by some mechanical means

Words related to HOISTED

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How to use HOISTED in a sentence

Now Collingood was, in reality, one of the most just, humane, and benevolent admirals that ever hoisted a flag.
The men who hoisted were exposed, and one of them was wounded in the shoulder.
With block and tackle the seven dugouts were hoisted out of the river up the steep banks, and up the rise of ground until the level was reached.
Whereupon the Boers hoisted the white flag over him till the place was cleared and he was put to rights again.
Four of us hoisted him into the cart, and then we drove round to see his old battery, where the greetings of his mates were brief, emphatic, and devoid of all romance.
I grabbed it, dragged it to the spar and hoisted its arm over it.
But we got him to the opening at last, and hauled the boat down and hoisted him in, soaked to the skin each one of us.
The national flag on the latter was pulled down and the German emblem hoisted in its place.
He hoisted the negro into the cart, then mounted to his place beside the driver, and the vehicle rumbled away.
I hoisted my little flag on the tent, and they hurried on to me.

The lower pocket was dug out first, and with extreme care, the bones being hoisted out by means of a basket attached to a rope.
Having picked up the flag they hoisted it once more, stars down, and then went back through the cave to the beach.
Vincent then put up the mast, and, having hoisted the sail, took his place at the helm, while Dan went forward into the bow.
In prison He hoisted His banner, and His Cause spread throughout the world.
He hoisted the banner of the oneness of the world of humanity.
Vessels occasionally came in sight, and when they did English colours were hoisted.
Low hoisted Spanish colors, but, when he came near, hung out the black flag, and the Spaniard was seized without resistance.
As the governor approached, the pirates hoisted their flags, played on their instruments, and fired their guns, so that the smoke rose in clouds, and then bent sail to meet him.
After the Spaniards had consulted together, they hoisted out their boats, and went on shore with their arms, where a prodigious multitude of people waited to see them.
On July 7 the American flag was hoisted over the post at Monterey by Commodore Sloat.
Of course his comrade hoisted the signal, but the weather was so bad that it was found impossible to send a boat off for four weeks.
They were hoisted on board, and deposited in a safe place.
Then they hoisted a sail made of blankets, had it carried away in a gust, and were swept a third time back on the freezing beach.
Signals were hoisted offering assistance, but before the reply could be made a blinding snowstorm came on, which lasted all through the night.

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