Hurtled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HURTLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• HURTLE, to rush violently
• move or cause to move at high speed, typically in an uncontrolled manner

Words related to HURTLED

hurtle9 hurtles10 hurtling12

How to use HURTLED in a sentence

• Even as I fumbled, the lantern slipped from my fingers, and hurtled down into the darkness.
• The car stopped short, and its boy and girl occupants were hurtled, like projectiles, into the storm center of disaster.
• Single file, every man ready to obey any command, they bade defiance to the fiercest storm of leaden hail that ever hurtled over a troop of United States cavalry.
• He capped his hands about his lips and the hunter screamed encouragement to the hunted, yelled advice, shrieked his warnings when treetrunks hurtled from behind.
• There was a shrill cry as his body hurtled through the air, then a crash.
• She hurtled past them and rose at the tamarisk-hedge blindly.
• Then they hurtled together like rams and each battered other the wind out of his body.
• Our Mohocks suffered some discomfort, I fear, as the contents of the bin hurtled upon them.
• Eight seconds later he returned at a gallop, hurtled up the stairs and into his room, emerging instantly with something concealed under his coat.
• Neither did he have to wait long, for in a twinkling the big paw struck, the water splashed, and a shiny form hurtled through the air, and fell several yards away.
• The whole car hurtled and bounded in a riot of motion.
• Bullets, arrows, war-axes hurtled through their ranks.
• Baptiste the Red gave the sign, and the spear hurtled full against his breast.
• This much he saw, then swayed an instant longer in his lofty perch and hurtled far out into the frozen hell.
• Smoke issued from the windows and the riddled roof, and bits of wood and debris hurtled through the air.
• The canoes hurtled against each other, but were swept aside instantly.
• And then, locked together in a death embrace, the two machines hurtled over and over to earth, bursting into flames as they fell.
• And then he hurtled to King Mark, and smote him sore upon the shield, that he bare him clean out of his saddle to the earth.
• And then Sir Tristram hurtled unto that knight, and smote him quite from his horse.
• Then Sir Tristram hurtled unto Sir Palomides and gave him a great buffet, and then Sir Tristram gat Sir Palomides and pulled him down underneath him.
• Then they hurtled together as two wild bulls rushing and lashing with their shields and swords, that sometime they fell both over their noses.
• Therewithal, they leapt on their horses and hurtled unto Sir Launcelot.
• And then Sir Gareth came with his good horse and hurtled them in-sunder, and no stroke would he smite to Sir Launcelot.
• And then they hurtled together as wild boars, and thus they fought a great while.
• After this latter battle, the Californians broke completely and hurtled toward the North.
• Thus they fought long and mightily, and anon, after brief rest fell to again, and so hurtled together like two wild boars that they both rolled to the ground.
• It was easy for Strann to dodge the beast, and the great black body hurtled past him and struck heavily on the floor of the barn.
• He turned again, and walked slowly away, when a broken piece of rough casting hurtled by his head.

Similar words containing HURTL without suffix ed

hurtle9 hurtles10 hurtless11 hurtling12 hurtlessly16 hurtleberry19 hurtlessness15 hurtleberries18 hurtlessnesses17

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