Parcelled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PARCELLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PARCEL, to divide into parts or shares
• make (something) into a parcel by wrapping it
• divide into portions and then distribute
• wrap (rope) with strips of tarred canvas, before binding it with yarn as part of a traditional technique to reduce chafing.
NOUN:
• an object or collection of objects wrapped in paper in order to be carried or sent by post
• a quantity or amount of something, especially as dealt with in one commercial transaction
• a piece of land, especially one considered as part of an estate
• a group of people of a specified sort
• a portion of a larger body of air or other fluid considered as a discrete element

Words related to PARCELLED

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How to use PARCELLED in a sentence

• They parcelled out the work of the day with absolute impartiality.
• The next morning I parcelled up the company according to their duties, for while Ringan was captain of the stockade, I was the leader of the venture.
• He has seen the glens of the hills parcelled out like the meadows of Henricus, and a great multitude surging ever on to the West.
• Gaul soon found itself parcelled off into domains which were almost independent of one another.
• Spain was for a long while parcelled out into several distinct kingdoms, and since she attained territorial unity the houses of Austria and Bourbon have both occupied her throne.
• This company had parcelled the world out among its officers.
• As for the animals, they were parcelled out among the different farms, thus giving a little milk, and a little additional force to each neighbourhood.
• The land by which it is surrounded has been parcelled out, and advertised to be let for building.
• England claimed a share in the new continent, and it was parcelled out to merchant adventurers by royal charter.
• But one may see how, even in the space of thirty-seven years, his life was strangely parcelled out.
• They were taught to support themselves, then a piece of ground was parcelled out to each, with a yoke of oxen and farming utensils.
• Germany came late into the world and found it parcelled out, but had she not a right to her place? She made herself great.
• Nowadays, business is all parcelled out in portions.
• Napoleon set his relatives and captains on thrones, and parcelled among them half of Europe.
• But Ireland, parcelled out among the victors, was always the weaker after every campaign.
• Townships, ranging from eighty to forty thousand acres each, were also surveyed within these districts and parcelled out with great liberality among the Loyalists.
• It contains six tiers, all parcelled off into boxes, of which I counted four-and-twenty on the grand circle.
• It contained, in all its parcelled length, not a single flower.
• The whole continent is parcelled out among different nations, who have assumed the task of civilizing their respective spheres.
• Here they are first sorted over, and parcelled out into small bunches, each bunch being made up into brush of equal length.
• Meanwhile Elliott, who was in charge of one of the districts parcelled out by Lord Kitchener in the Orange River Colony, was engaged in a drive from Vrede to Kroonstad.
• It is clear that western India was parcelled out among foreign princes called Sakas, Yavanas, or Pallavas whose frontiers and mutual relations were constantly changing.
• He came to believe that, even if not a penny came into the treasury, the government would still be richer from having parcelled out the great uninhabited wastes in the West.

Similar words containing PARCELL without suffix ed

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