Jostled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JOSTLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• JOSTLE, to run or strike against, also JUSTLE
• push, elbow, or bump against (someone) roughly, typically in a crowd
• struggle or compete forcefully for
NOUN:
• the action of jostling
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to bump or push roughly

Words related to JOSTLED

jostle13 jostles14 jostling16

How to use JOSTLED in a sentence

• One evening, under the pretext that I had purposely jostled him in running, he struck me, and we fought.
• Men, women, and frequently children, jostled him on the pavement, and he felt his pockets touched more than once.
• He cracked it once over the head of the carpenter when the man had accidentally jostled him upon the deck.
• As he passed through the door somebody leapt from a cab carrying something in his hands, and jostled against him.
• As I passed him by a sudden movement he jostled me.
• Glossy-haired women jostled her with their baskets.
• Pack horses carried goods from the ships at the wharves below the bridge to the merchants, and Harry was jostled hither and thither by the moving crowd.
• Now it happened that a caravan was coming, and the Cogia, by putting out his head, frightened the camels, who jostled each other in great confusion.
• Just as he emerged from the imposing doorway of the house of the governor of police, he was jostled by a half-grown boy.
• Professional men, not a few, bankers and business men jostled each other.
• Crowds jostled gaily through the streets, little dreaming that beneath their hurrying, busy feet, the Knight and the Prioress paced slowly, side by side, through the darkness.
• They crowded up to the manger, telling their beads and murmuring prayers, while they pushed and jostled each other madly for a glimpse of the holy infant.
• The young apostle was jostled out of sight in the bustle of the growing town.
• They pushed and crowded and jostled each other from the sidewalks.
• Almost overturning the booths of the Fair, these solemn, sad-eyed men jostled each other like children in their endeavours to reach their new friend.
• The man who had jostled her had small reverence for rank or title.
• Jostled, confined, crowded and confused, they go tumbling by, regardless of all above or below, and engrossed with their own fleeting existence.
• All tramped, kicked, plunged, shouldered, and jostled, doing as little service with as much tumult as could well be imagined.
• Crowds of the lowest of the populace, patrols of military, bands of fugitive peasantry jostled each other, snatching, shrieking, cursing.
• As they met, he jostled Gotzkowsky rather roughly, yet Mr.
• As the minutes passed, though the triumph continued to subsist, the shame subsisted also, so that the two jostled one another striving for the mastery.
• They cursed the flames, cursed the sea, cursed their own brothers and sisters who jostled them.
• Upon this man he trotted, breathing hard, and his fat sides jostled up and down as he ran.
• In the slight scuffle which ensued one of the men unintentionally jostled the German.
• As soon as the old men appeared, they jostled around them, and it was with much difficulty that they were safely placed in the carriages by their young friends.
• I went to the pen, and as soon as I opened the hatch they rushed out in a crowd, all but upsetting me as they jostled against my legs.

Similar words containing JOSTL without suffix ed

jostle13 jostler14 jostles14 jostlers15 jostling16 jostlings17 jostlement19 jostlements20

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