Mobbed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MOBBED in dictionary:

VERB:
• MOB, to crowd about
• crowd round (someone) or into (a place) in an unruly way
• (of a group of birds or mammals) surround and attack (a predator or other source of threat) in order to drive it off
NOUN:
• a large crowd of people, especially one that is disorderly and intent on causing trouble or violence
• a group of people in the same place or with something in common
• an Aboriginal extended family or community
• the ordinary people
• the Mafia or a similar criminal organization
• a flock or herd of animals

Words related to MOBBED

mob7 mobbing14 mobs8

Words that contain MOBBED

demobbed16

How to use MOBBED in a sentence

• Barnett surrendered when he had made sure he was to be arrested and not mobbed.
• Douglass was solemnly warned that, if he walked in the procession, he would probably be mobbed.
• Several members of the House of Lords were mobbed, Nottingham Castle was burnt down, and there was fighting and bloodshed in the streets of Bristol.
• I come here peaceful and quiet, and here I been mobbed.
• Clair was mobbed in Chillicothe, the then capital of Ohio, with no other effect than to procure a change of capital to Cincinnati.
• We never left Paris without several hundred of them, but lest we might be mobbed we showed only one.
• It has been mobbed in churches and censured in Parliament.
• Abolitionism was once so unpopular, that he has been mobbed four times in his own otherwise quiet village.
• The first private carriage was almost mobbed on Broadway.
• Those who did not obey the order were hiding from the officials, while those who did were mobbed and in danger of being killed by the populace.
• Hackney coaches were taxed, notwithstanding the outcries of the coachmen and the resistance of their wives, who assembled around Westminster Hall and mobbed the members.
• Two of its reporters were mobbed in the hard-hit ward, the day after the publication of the first article.
• Her mind was too fully centered on the contest to realize this until at the end of the game she was mobbed by a crowd of enthusiastic sophs.
• Ye gods, oranges! And we had seen no fresh fruit for months! The old gentleman was fairly mobbed, and we cleared his stock for him in a very few seconds.
• Innocent neutrals are mobbed as Prussian spies, and the only prisoners that we see are French soldiers on their way to be shot for cowardice.
• Boys and girls were mobbed at school, mocked and expelled.
• Guthrie, it seems, was unpopular at Stirling, and was once mobbed there.
• Petitioners for mercy were mobbed and hooted in the streets.
• It was not until the train had started away from Philadelphia that Dave and Dan were all but mobbed by way of congratulation.
• If they refused, they were mobbed until they resigned.
• Lord Minto said he met him in Piccadilly, took him by the arm, and was mobbed also.
• She had at this time commenced that never-to-be-forgotten series of anti-slavery conventions which were mobbed in every town from Buffalo to Albany.
• In towns where there were not enough people to create a disturbance, the meetings passed off quietly, but they were mobbed and broken up in every city from Buffalo to Albany.

Similar words containing MOBB without suffix ed

mobby14 mobber12 mobbie12 mobble12 mobbers13 mobbies13 mobbing14 mobbish16 mobbism15 mobbled14 mobbles13 demobbed16 mobbings15 mobbisms16 mobbling15 demobbing17 mobbishly21 cashmobbing23 cashmobbings24 flashmobbing25 flashmobbings26

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