Hustled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HUSTLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• HUSTLE, to hurry
• push roughly; jostle
• force (someone) to move hurriedly or unceremoniously
• obtain illicitly or by forceful action
• pressure someone into doing something
• sell aggressively
• engage in prostitution
• push one's way; bustle
NOUN:
• a state of great activity
• a fraud or swindle

Words related to HUSTLED

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Words that contain HUSTLED

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How to use HUSTLED in a sentence

• However, we did not care to investigate this mystery any further, but we hustled out of that chamber of death and informed Scott of our discovery.
• One young fool, a Norton from Malreward, would have hustled me, but I saw Mr.
• Aunt Helen hustled me off to dress, but I was only half-rigged when they arrived, and so was unable to go out and meet them.
• One may stand upon its Gothic bridge of the thirteenth century and dream of the past without risk of being hustled by a crowd except on market days.
• And at his words the guards hurried forward and hustled the old man out of the Abbey, where his presence was an insult to the Great.
• No sooner were we out of sight than he hustled every woman and child in the village on their way to the mountains.
• Not a creature spoke to them, and they were hustled along like sheep into the ballroom.
• He had been made a prisoner before he was fully awake, and hustled away to the native fort before sunrise.
• Ambrose broke open the first, and throwing back the second, allowed the grain bags to be hustled inside direct from the beach.
• The man who spoke was knocked down by a Webb partisan, and assailant and assailed were hustled from the house.
• Hounds and riders came splashing up into the village street, the old man and his daughter were hustled to one side, and Mrs.
• He would have hustled out Malcolm or any other man long before this, and there would have been an end to it.
• The inspector reaches you finally, and you are hustled along in a throng to the barge that is waiting.
• He is hustled out by the confederates of the proprietor, and if he attempts to defend himself, is handed over to the police on a charge of attempting to create a disturbance.
• They both hustled up the beds, and then skipped over to see Gray.
• Meldon hustled Major Kent into the punt, and pulled rapidly for the beach.
• The poor man was being hustled off when my father stopped them, saying that he claimed his part of the punishment, and he drew from his own pocket a chaplet and showed it to them.
• Some common, ecstatic little boys, rushing foremost to the fire, hustled her on her own lawn.
• He found himself suddenly plucked away from the bunk by a pair of iron hands, and hustled out through the state-room door.
• In the meantime rival football squads had been hustled off to dressing quarters.
• Lumley thought I was coming and would recognize Collins, so he must have hustled down-stairs with the other man and left Collins up-stairs.
• They hustled over the ridge, their lights flashing under.
• I was pushed hither and thither by a mass of men and women, who hustled each other in a cloud of dust.

Similar words containing HUSTL without suffix ed

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