Neighed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NEIGHED in dictionary:

VERB:
• NEIGH, to utter the cry of a horse
• (of a horse) utter a neigh
• (of a person) make a sound similar to a neigh, especially when laughing
NOUN:
• a characteristic high whinnying sound made by a horse.

Words related to NEIGHED

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How to use NEIGHED in a sentence

• Loud neighed the steeds, and their resounding hoofs.
• Others, on the edge of the dock, neighed at the sight of the ocean.
• The poor animal neighed with fear but kicked and fought its foe.
• Alcatraz lifted his beautiful head and neighed across the lowlands.
• Then Alcatraz drew away and neighed his triumph, and in his exultation he noted that the herd drew close together at his call.
• Truly they had accepted him not only as a member but as a master! To prove it, he trotted to the nearest hilltop and neighed as he had heard the black neigh.
• At the mouth of the gorge my horse neighed, and another horse that I did not see answered immediately.
• Within the courtyard two hundred horses neighed and stamped around a water-fountain playing in a bowl of ice and evergreen.
• No peace might he find, but ever pawed he with his hoofs upon the ground, and neighed so loudly that the noise went through all the country round about.
• The seven candidates for the throne of Persia agreed that he should be king whose horse neighed first.
• Something of the same feeling seemed to be imparted to my horse, who bounded under me, and neighed merrily as he cantered along in the fresh spring morning.
• Tibbie Ross was there that day, and Black Alan neighed from his stall.
• The noble animal neighed loudly as though conscious of impending danger.
• There it happened that the horse on which Chosroes was riding neighed and stamped the ground with his foot.
• Horses neighed in terror more abject than that which filled the hearts of men.
• Just then, however, their other horse neighed long and shrill from the top of the bank, calling to its mate.
• The frightened horse beside them neighed back in reply.
• The Horse neighed and instantly all the sleeping guards awoke and came running to the stall.
• When the gentleman entered, the horses made no sound, but when Martin came in, they neighed.
• As Henry approached, a horse neighed, and he noticed that all of them were pulling on their ropes.
• Again and again I neighed, pawing the ground impatiently, and tossing my head to get the rein loose.
• All had finished eating, except Snap and Dave Naab, when one of the mustangs neighed shrilly.
• Silvermane neighed shrilly, and the horses and mustangs in the corrals trooped noisily to the lower sides and hung inquisitive heads over the top bars.
• Black Bolly neighed her jealous displeasure from the corral, and the other mustangs trampled and kicked and whistled defiance across the bars.
• The brute neighed with delight as Carlos flung saddle and aquera into place, then, with La Perdida in his arms, sprang upon its back.
• By torch and trumpet fast arrayed, Each horseman drew his battle-blade, And furious every charger neighed, To join the dreadful revelry.
• And then were they ware by them where stood a great horse tied to a tree, and ever he neighed.
• Sometimes a horse sprang violently to one side and neighed in pain.
• Behind him the stallion neighed suddenly and loud, and it was so much like a blast of defiant triumph that Buck whirled and shook his clenched fist at Satan.
• Then, clearer than before, dominating all the confusion of noise, and with a ringing, trumpet note of courage in it, the black stallion neighed again from his burning stall.
• Adorned with wings and hoisted up by machinery, he neighed and tossed his head, pawed and pranced in mid-air after a very lively manner.
• They found him sitting not far from the great beast which he had slain, while his horse stood before him and neighed with impatience and struck his hoofs upon the ground.
• Just then a horse neighed, and the sound oddly recalled the country-town where they had lived after they came into this State.
• He neighed and tore up the earth, till Rustem woke up again in a rage.
• From that time the horse neighed incessantly, and refused all food.

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