Jolted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JOLTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• JOLT, to jar or shake roughly
• push or shake (someone or something) abruptly and roughly
• give a surprise or shock to (someone) in order to make them act or change
• move with sudden lurches
NOUN:
• an abrupt rough or violent movement
• an unpleasant surprise or shock
ADJECTIVE:
• bumped or shaken jerkily
• disturbed psychologically as if by a physical jolt or shock

Words related to JOLTED

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How to use JOLTED in a sentence

• The ray of a lantern, as the search-party jolted it, flashed and danced on wall and ceiling of the dim boudoir.
• For a moment or two he had thought the men would drop their load and as it jolted, vague and black, on their shoulders, the creaking of the poles had jarred his nerves.
• The ram, jolted out of its seat by the force of the collision, fell out to one side, allowing Jake to resume control of the wheel.
• Then came stations with sentries, stray soldiers hunting for a place to squeeze in, and now and then empty troop-trains jolted by, smelling of horses.
• When she had surrendered to him, he had been jolted by a rush of strength.
• Our carriage jolted over the half-rotted corduroy road which traversed the swamp, and then climbed the long hill leading to the sawmill.
• So what with sleeping, smoking and talking, we jolted along until we pulled up at Rouen.
• We have jolted for three weary days over the roughest of ocean-highways, and Cuba, nay, Havana, is in sight.
• Sometimes the carriage jolted one way, sometimes another, swaying furiously, and running on two side wheels as though it must every instant go over.
• The floe suddenly jolted him as it was carried, with a thud, against shore-clinging ice.
• After lashing Annadoah to the sledge, so she might not be jolted from it, Ootah, with a brave heart, started in the teeth of the biting wind.
• It was badly neglected, and the cart jolted, and threatened every instant to upset us, or leap into the gulf.
• There was a consciousness of being jolted about abominably in a ramshackle vehicle.
• He deliberately rested and fostered his breath, not a trifle of which had been jolted in violence from his body.
• The Arab reduced his gallop so suddenly that Kenkenes was jolted.
• The wheels went over the frozen ruts at a good pace, and the inmates were badly jolted.
• Surely, surely he would understand! The cab jolted to a standstill, and out of the darkness came an eager, boyish voice, bidding her welcome.
• As the vehicle jolted through Shropshire Street, the creakings of its unsteady wheels mingled with a deep humming, as of innumerable bees, proceeding from the heart of the town.
• The ponderous compound jolted and swung along over the rough tracks like a ship in a stormy sea.
• So off he strode, and as he climbed over a fence, he laughingly jolted himself upon the top rail to see whether it would break.
• One of the latter held his hand to a wounded shoulder, and swore at the chauffeur every time the car jolted and sent a quiver of pain through the wound.
• It is probable that his sudden weight jolted the plank out of its position.
• So she mounted awkwardly, and Silk jolted and shook her with his trotting until he caught up with his mates.
• The wagon jolted on, carrying me I knew not whither.
• We clambered up to the front seat and jolted off past the little pond and along the road that climbed to the big cornfield.
• But she did not dare let go for the cart jolted worse than ever.
• With a patter of hoofs, stiff-legged, she jolted toward the plain.
• These few remarks were practically jolted out of me and should not be made to count in the total score.
• Every leap made its disjointed skeleton quiver and jolted its harness and made its earth-colored mane fly in the air, shiny and greenish, like the beard of an ancient mariner.
• It jolted over the iron guard of the weighing-machine, and this jolt deflected it, so that instead of aiming at the gates it aimed for part of a gate and part of a brick pillar.
• We jolted over rough roads, halting frequently because the long train filled the road ahead.
• When it ended in his victory I found that I had jolted my rifle out of its saddle sheath.
• We climbed on board, gave a loud whistle, and jolted oil.
• Families were now jolted, in a heavy wooden machine, into splendour and ruin.
• He knew vaguely that he was lying flat on his back and that he was being jolted uncomfortably to and fro.

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