Jerked is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JERKED in dictionary:

VERB:
• JERK, to move spasmodically
• move or cause to move with a jerk
• raise (a weight) from shoulder level to above the head.
• cure (meat) by cutting it into strips and drying it (originally in the sun).
• prepare (pork or chicken) by marinating it in spices and barbecuing it over a wood fire
NOUN:
• a quick, sharp, sudden movement
• a spasmodic muscular twitch.
• the raising of a barbell above the head from shoulder level by an abrupt straightening of the arms and legs, typically as the second part of a clean and jerk.
• a contemptibly foolish person.
• jerked meat
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to move with a sharp, sudden motion

Words related to JERKED

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How to use JERKED in a sentence

• She found herself on her feet, either because she had risen or because he had jerked her up.
• He frowned, made the sign of the cross, jerked out the knife, and thrust its point in the purifying blaze of the charcoal fire.
• Venison jerked in great quantities was stored away in case of siege, and the whole forest was made to contribute to their larder.
• She jerked her blouse off, still standing by the window, and when the sleeve caught on her watch, she jerked that off, too.
• He jerked the volume lightly into a far corner of the room and came over to her side.
• She threw the fly to the opposite side of the pool, let it sink an inch or two, and then quietly jerked it across until it came in the way of the slow-circling salmon.
• With one hand he swung it into place before the table, while with the other he jerked off the table-cover, and flung it across the room.
• When that whistle sounded very loud indeed, we jerked ourselves upright and looked up.
• Strong jumped for the closet door and jerked it open.
• Suddenly the cadet let go the gun, spun around, and jerked Sinclair off balance.
• The next instant he was jerked from his feet, as Con Divver, who had crept unobserved around the altar, drew the rope tight.
• It was as if the very security of the world had been jerked from under him.
• Suddenly the hatch was jerked open and a group of frightened men and women poured through.
• I jerked off the light, and crouched way back in a corner of the closet.
• The ropes jerked and swayed with the convulsive movements of the dying men.
• CHAPTER IX SHOWING GOOD GENERALSHIP Rifles had been jerked from saddle boots as the boys swung to the left, sweeping down over the plain.
• Like a flash I slid off my horse and jerked out my rifle.
• I took a lunch, as he had done, consisting of jerked mule.
• One of them let his rifle drop, and jerked his hands into the air at the first sound of the strange voices.
• He placed his two fore feet on it, and then, with a quick motion, jerked his cumbersome hind quarters up after him.
• Again he was roughly jerked to a standing position.
• The head and shoulders should be kept still, not jerked and turned at every step, as is the manner of some.
• I fancy they suffered some pretty severe bruises when the horse jerked them down.
• The wagon was jerked forward with such a wrench as almost to throw him backward.

Similar words containing JERK without suffix ed

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