Loped is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LOPED in dictionary:

VERB:
• LOPE, to run with a long stride
• walk or run with a long bounding stride
NOUN:
• a long bounding stride
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to run with a steady, easy gait

Words related to LOPED

lope6 lopes7 loping9

Words that contain LOPED

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How to use LOPED in a sentence

• He showed it by beginning to talk as he loped by my side in our forest wanderings.
• Swing immediately turned his horse on a dime and loped along the back trail.
• The wise-headed grey mare loped out to meet him and threw a course of circles around him as he came slowly forward.
• Then he loped off to meet his friends and turn them back before they came too close for comfort.
• When the buffalo began to trot, the men trotted, and when the herd began to lope, the men loped, and at length they were all running pretty fast.
• The wolf loped off, and his fierce bay rang through the hushed forest.
• Through this Midnight speedily loped and ere long swept out upon a wild meadow which extended to the left farther than the eye could see, and over a mile in width.
• Colina, perceiving the movement, wheeled her horse and loped across the square in that direction.
• They were not particularly afraid, so they loped easily in high-bounding leaps, their ears erect.
• Sutton was preparing to ride to the Blue and investigate when a T-Bar-T man loped up and dismounted.
• Andy watched Pete until he saw that Blue Smoke had ceased to pitch and was running, when he swung up and loped out after his companion.
• He overtook him a half-mile from the ranch, and loped alongside, watching Pete with no little admiration and some envy.
• Slowly a jack rabbit loped toward the ancient grave, stopped to gaze with burning eyes at the two motionless figures, twitched his ears and slowly hopped away.
• Stafford mounted his pony and loped rapidly out of town.
• He remounted his pony and loped down the gully, reaching the ridge presently and riding along this, searching the surrounding country with keen glances.
• Some five minutes later three youthful figures mounted on a trio of splendid specimens of horse flesh, loped easily up a trail leading from the natural basin in the hills.
• Hiram loped on, and now reached a strip of the right-of-way where camps were few and far between.
• Instantly there was a clatter below, and out from the hole under the sill bounded a big black animal, evidently a bear, and loped away through the snow.
• Ever at his flank, one on either side, sped the young Wolves, and, lapping their quarters, loped in easy stride their giant Sire.
• The pony loped toward the Notch, quite as eager as his rider to attend a performance that promised action.
• High Chin wheeled his horse and loped back to town.
• Teresita deliberately kicked her horse and loped forward.
• The others turned tail and loped swiftly off into the thicket.
• With a grunt of satisfaction, Gridley loped off for its positions.
• I sent a shrill whistle and a stick that way, and out ran four fine deer that loped gracefully across the turf.
• Hurrying back to where I had tied my horse I mounted him and loped ahead and came out upon the ravine some distance above.
• We walked our horses, trotted, loped, and repeated the order, over and over, hour by hour, mile after mile, under a sun that burned our faces and through choking dust.
• I remember that there were Indians all about us, looking savage enough as they slouched about the village streets or loped along the roads on their ponies.
• The mad horse, Pinto, indomitable, unapproachable, loped along with head down and ears back, surly at touch of rein or spur, yet steady in his gait as an antelope.
• Gray, bare of arm to the shoulder, booted and bare-headed, loped across the grass on his polo-pony, mallet at salute.

Similar words containing LOP without suffix ed

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