Leaped is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LEAPED in dictionary:

VERB:
• LEAP, to spring off the ground
• jump or spring a long way, to a great height, or with great force
• jump across
• move quickly and suddenly
• make a sudden rush to do something; act eagerly and suddenly
• accept (an opportunity) eagerly
• (of a price, amount, etc.) increase dramatically
• (especially of writing) be conspicuous; stand out
NOUN:
• a forceful jump or quick movement
• a dramatic increase in price, amount, etc.
• a sudden abrupt change or transition
• a thing to be leaped over or from
• a group of leopards

Words related to LEAPED

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How to use LEAPED in a sentence

• And I made no pause, but leaped unto the Maid, and had her in a moment to mine arms, and onward again past that dead thing, that did only then to fall with an horrid sound.
• And, on the instant, a great yearning leaped warm into her heart.
• Then, as he shrank with an instinctive quiver from the prick of the knife, the figure swerved and leaped back.
• The hot retort leaped to his lips but he closed his teeth tight over it.
• My heart leaped within me to see her English colours, and putting my cows and sheep into my pockets, I soon got on board with all my provisions.
• The boat was jumping through the sea with a shock at each wave she struck, as if she had leaped out of the water, and it seemed as if she must be showing her keel with each jump.
• But at sight of him she leaped to her feet and bounded away like a frightened deer.
• Out into the stinking dark leaped Naples and Gascony, and after them darted their whooping assailants.
• He leaped on the table, scratched a banana from the basket, threw it to the floor, and pulled it to his den near the wardrobe.
• Joan leaped to her feet and stood, shaking violently, by the table, one hand clutching at the edge of it in terror.
• As the boy leaped downward, both snakes, with wonderful swiftness, dropped to the ground and darted across the open space of a few yards, toward the creek.
• No sooner had the woman disappeared than Margaret leaped from her bed and began to dress.
• Houses around us crumpled up at one blast, and then shot a thick brown cloud of dust, and out of the cloud a high central flame that leaped and spread.
• He leaped forward and down went Girard, and the other detectives also got in and there was a very lively time in that upper room for about three minutes.
• One of them, El Zaguer, the uncle of Aben-Humeya, at once sprang up and leaped from the window of his room, making his way with all haste to the mountains.
• Suddenly the principal struck his desk sharply with a ruler, then leaped to his feet.
• He leaped forward and for a third time seized his opponent in a close embrace.
• George leaped to his feet and saw his friend stumbling over a chair.
• The flames leaped high above the top of the black walls that surrounded them.
• She rushed to the opening, dashed the hanging bark aside and leaped to the ground.
• As the brigantine glided past, he saw her low channels bending towards the water, and, with a powerful effort, he leaped into them, shouting a sort of war-cry, in Dutch.
• The words leaped and flew from his lips as he lashed the throng with bitter fury.

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