Lodged is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LODGED in dictionary:

VERB:
• LODGE, to provide temporary accommodation
• present (a complaint, appeal, claim, etc.) formally to the proper authorities
• leave money or a valuable item in (a place) or with (someone) for safekeeping
• make or become firmly fixed or embedded in a place
• provide (someone) with accommodation in return for payment
• (of wind or rain) flatten (a standing crop)
• rent accommodation in another person's house
NOUN:
• a small house at the gates of a park or in the grounds of a large house, occupied by a gatekeeper, gardener, or other employee.
• a small country house occupied in season for sports such as hunting, shooting, or skiing
• a large house or hotel
• the residence of a head of a college, especially at Cambridge
• an American Indian tent or wigwam.
• a branch or meeting place of an organization such as the Freemasons
• a porter's quarters at the main entrance of a college or other large building.
• a beaver's den.
ADJECTIVE:
• Lying down; -- used of beasts of the chase, as couchant is of beasts of prey.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to furnish with temporary quarters

Words related to LODGED

lodge7 lodges8 lodging10

Words that contain LODGED

plodged12 splodged13 dislodged13 mislodged14

How to use LODGED in a sentence

• They are stationed at London and Windsor, and lodged in magnificent barracks, apparently ample for their accommodation.
• It was then with a mixture of feelings that late in the afternoon I saw her and General Savary enter the little room in which I lodged at Boulogne.
• Here they are employed in menial services, lodged and fed until they can be sent to their friends, or employment found for them.
• I arrived there in three days, and lodged at a good inn, where, by reason of my fine dress, I passed for a gentleman of importance.
• As soon as John had recovered somewhat, he hastened to thank his deliverer, who was lodged in the mansion.
• He was lodged in a fine residence, but carefully watched.
• In the next house to them lodged a Father Mulrenin, a friar, who, although he attended the room and drank the waters, was an admirable specimen of comic humor and robust health.
• And a banquet was made, and they ate and drank together, and lodged there.
• With MacNair safely lodged in the Fort Saskatchewan jail, he felt safe from interference, at least until late in the spring.
• A certain number were lodged in the barracks of the Preobrajenski Regiment.
• I have told thee where Cuthbert Trevlyn is lodged this night.
• The first shell burst a little beyond the village, the second was lodged in its very centre, for a time completely paralyzing the Lushais.
• It was a great relief to him when at last he was lodged in the cell of the county jail.
• A writ of error was at once lodged on the other side, but on appeal the judgment of the Court below was affirmed.
• The power thus lodged in the priests of Babylonia and Assyria was enormous.
• I wonder that it should escape being built round when Rome was so extensive as to contain the crowds which we are told were lodged in it.
• And while so great a power was lodged in such active hands, no wonder the republic was successful in all its enterprises.
• Villars immediately invested Marchiennes, where the principal stores of the allies were lodged.
• The night between those points was passed in a log-house with a single room, where ourselves and the family of six persons were lodged.
• Park lodged at the house of a Serawoolli negro, and was visited by a number of Moors, who treated him with great civility.
• Our allies were lodged close by us, and the Mexican ambassadors were accommodated, by desire of Cortes, in the apartment next his own.
• D’Artagnan left them to sleep in a den in Newkerke street, whilst he lodged comfortably upon the Grand Canal.
• In another house there were five hundred and fifty people lodged in seventy-five rooms.
• Hugh Calveley, it has already been intimated, was lodged in a vault beneath the gateway.
• If no one, save the persons who lodged in the house, would be allowed to enter it, how would M.
• Reaching the mantelpiece he lodged himself against it and smoked with his eyes on the ceiling.
• Allen lodged at the inn with Dan that night and, duly urged not to make a fool of himself again, went home by the morning train.
• It was found that a piece of shell had penetrated his brain and lodged there.

Similar words containing LODG without suffix ed

lodge7 lodger8 lodges8 plodge10 lodgers9 lodging10 plodged12 plodges11 splodge11 splodgy14 dislodge11 ecolodge12 lodgings11 lodgment12 mislodge12 plodging13 splodged13 splodges12 dislodged13 dislodges12 ecolodges13 lodgeable13 lodgement13 lodgepole13 lodgments13 mislodged14 mislodges13 splodgier13 splodgily16 splodging14 dislodging14 lodgements14 lodgepoles14 mislodging15 outlodging13 splodgiest14 dislodgment16 outlodgings14 splodginess15 dislodgement17 dislodgments17 dislodgements18 splodginesses17

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