Nerved is valid Scrabble Word

Is nerved a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is nerved valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

6 letters word
10 points in Scrabble
12 points in WWF

Definitions for NERVED in dictionary:

VERB:

NERVE, to give courage to
brace oneself mentally to face a demanding situation

NOUN:

a whitish fibre or bundle of fibres in the body that transmits impulses of sensation to the brain or spinal cord, and impulses from these to the muscles and organs
impudence or audacity
feelings of nervousness
a prominent unbranched rib in a leaf, especially in the midrib of the leaf of a moss.
one's steadiness and courage in a demanding situation

ADJECTIVE:

Having nerves of a special character; as, weak-nerved.
Having nerves, or simple and parallel ribs or veins.

Words related to NERVED

nerve8 nerves9 nerving11

How to use NERVED in a sentence

Nerved by such precedents, I proceed to put my pleading before you.
But, if you feel you have a purpose, you will be nerved to deal with him.
It was well that the brother whose appliances warm this house, warmed also our perishless hope, and nerved its grand fulfilment.
He had no weapon about him, having left his cudgel in the shop, but he doubled his fists, and, nerved by passion, felt he had the force of a Hercules in his arm.
Iglesias nerved himself and me with a history of his ascent some years before, up the eastern side of the mountain.
This success nerved the people to an increased effort.
But now God had nerved and strengthened them to defend the walls of Zion, even against a mighty nation.
She played the sweet air, with its Mozart-like, mournful cadences, entirely through ere she felt nerved enough to begin.
Now that his arm was nerved at last to its terrible task, it behooved him to hurry, ere the rain and thunder stirred the camp.
Glen was nerved now to the highest pitch of excitement, for she felt that the critical moment, whatever it might be, was not far off.

Concealing her feelings and nerved by anger, she held in check the magic power that her ascetic life had given her.
Gallagher nerved himself to fight it through alone.
Nerved by a blind rage, his own gun instinctively went up.
Then he stood erect, apparently nerved and refreshed, and left the room with a firm step.
But that picture of the clinging woman nerved him to superhuman efforts, and slowly but surely he edged his way toward her.
She nerved herself to the task, and knew, not merely from the shrieks of delight, that she had surpassed herself.
It looked as if something was the matter, and she nerved herself for a struggle.
The air grew dark and in the center of the darkness, his hate concentrated on the watching face, and an impulse, the strongest of his life, nerved him with the force to kill.
Time and again he nerved himself up to entering the restaurant, only to feel cold sweat break out on his forehead as he lifted his foot.
The tenacity inherited from a hundred generations of strong men, farmers, sea-kings, warriors, nerved his old arms and kept strong the will within him.
Bravely he nerved himself to take the one desperate chance that remained to him.
The presence of the big sleepy cat down among the wet foliage had nerved him and called out all his strength for that romantic crisis.
He had so nerved himself to meet his fate that he thought it was a fancy when he heard a distant step.
His heart was beating fast and he was much frightened, but he nerved himself to continue.
From that moment the Convention nerved itself to the inevitable struggle.
On he came, and the piercing shrieks of the affrighted lady nerved him to the performance of his perilous duty.
Harmony, expecting an invitation to walk, had nerved herself to a cool refusal.
He was nerved to his revenge, and never could be satiated as long as one remained who had sacrificed his Amine.
He was simply a steady nerved, brave lad who would do his duty as he saw it no matter how great the obstacles or how imminent the peril.
She nearly fainted, and would have been unable to proceed another step but that the necessity of preserving the little girl from harm nerved her to an amazing self-control.
Every man, nerved to the utmost energy by the extreme urgency of the situation, leaped to work.
His still determined features, relaxed from the high tension to which he had been nerved, were blanched to the color of his hair and beard.
He was watching her narrowly, she knew, and after a few palpitating moments she nerved herself to meet his look.
The combat was brief but furious, and nerved by the madness of despair I broke down his guard and ran him through the body.
It aroused, it excited, it nerved, rather than subdued and softened.
John is nerved to greater deeds of valor by the fact that Lady Ruth is present.
He could not, by any stretch of resolution, have nerved himself to the point of giving up that house that had nearly all his memories of her associated with it.

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