Lurked is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LURKED in dictionary:

VERB:
• LURK, to lie in wait
• be or remain hidden so as to wait in ambush for someone or something
• (of an unpleasant quality) be present in a latent or barely discernible state, although still presenting a threat
• read the postings in an Internet forum without actively contributing.
NOUN:
• a profitable stratagem; a dodge or scheme
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to wait in concealment

Words related to LURKED

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How to use LURKED in a sentence

• For many days Sady lurked in the negro quarters away from the sight of Madame Esmond, whose anger he did not dare to face.
• The accident seemed to draw them out of their selfishness and petty intrigues and discovered in them the true womanly qualities that had lurked beneath the surface.
• If anything lurked behind the pillars of the colonnade that held aloft the roof, it neither breathed nor moved.
• In the coincidence lurked an element of trouble for him.
• The glance was politely unnoting, but in it there yet lurked, far back, the unmistakable quality of a caress.
• The proud calm he approved was perhaps more marked, but he imagined the generous rashness he had liked as well still lurked beneath the surface.
• This girl did not fear to visit the dreaded region, where danger lurked in every nook and beneath every tuft of leaves.
• Still, there was the possibility of his proceeding directly up to the spot where the savage lurked, thus keeping in range all the while.
• For Jerry, as well as Nalasu, knew that death rustled and lurked in the encircling dark.
• They lurked about the isle of Fouri, to the north of Patmos, in great numbers, taking possession of bays and creeks the least frequented by other mariners.
• As they scented our camp, what a sight they made! There they stood, out of range, looking to the point where their keen noses notified them that danger lurked.
• All day from the manor-house windows and from the stockade they could see those danger signals which reminded them that a horrible death lurked ever at their elbow.
• Not a tree was passed without anxious glances being cast among the branches to see if an enemy lurked there, but nothing in the shape of a man was to be seen.
• Even Uncle Max condemned him, and in my own heart there lurked a secret doubt whether Gladys had not deceived herself.
• This was an always acceptable escort to Harry, for he could not drive away an uneasy feeling that danger lurked in every lonely place.
• The Poitevins lurked in sanctuary, fearing for the worst.
• And something that lurked in her clear gray eyes made him uncomfortable, sent him away wondering.
• A few regiments only remained faithful, and even in their ranks traitors lurked.
• They bought it of a cousin of my old woman, an ancient man who had lurked in a cellar during the whole of the bombardment.
• But there lurked in the rapid advance of the nose and the abrupt, obstinate eyes a certain staring defiance which effectively limited the field of comment.
• The spirit of intrigue lurked behind her low, cruel brow.
• What deep suffering had lined her face and lurked in the depths of her beautiful eyes! She was elegantly dressed and evidently belonged to a good family.
• Burning with revenge, he broke from his confinement, and lurked for some time upon the borders, where he hoped for the countenance of his son-in-law, Buccleuch.
• Daubrecq was in the front part of the room, four or five yards down from the window at which Lupin lurked.

Similar words containing LURK without suffix ed

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