Parried is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PARRIED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PARRY, to ward off a blow
• ward off (a weapon or attack) with a countermove
• answer (a question or accusation) evasively
NOUN:
• an act of parrying something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• past tense of parry

Words related to PARRIED

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How to use PARRIED in a sentence

• She parried my attempts to discover very adroitly and pleasantly.
• I saw his eyes widen with surprise as I parried his thrust and pressed him so closely that he gave back a step.
• Some hard body blows were parried and others exchanged.
• He avoided a collision, but the blows which he parried fell against the vessel, and continued their work of destruction.
• But the able Carthaginian commander Himilco parried this assault by giving orders for the erection of a second wall behind the breach.
• In fencing exercises every FEINT should at first be parried.
• The Indian attack was relentless, and could neither be avoided, parried, nor met by counter assault.
• Kinney, was parried off, and we are happy to say the court adjourned after ample securities being given.
• They struck and parried, circling and dodging, till their lungs were on fire, and neither had strength enough left to strike a telling blow.
• On the contrary, Harrington parried all such appeals in a twinkling.
• Quincy easily eluded him, and when Wood made his second rush at him he parried a right-hander, and before Wood could recover, he struck him a square blow full on his right eye.
• Paul parried it, and as swift as a stroke of lightning his right hand streaked out and caught Deveaux under the jaw.
• I parried one or two allusions to my absence, and had no further difficulty.
• The man and woman, whose eyes still held, might have missed the flash of steel that Chakkra parried with his ankas.
• She was bright and smart, but she would have been a mind-reader had she successfully parried our detective clear to the end of his diplomacy.
• Firkked used his remaining dagger to parry, backed a step closer his throne, and took another swing with his sword, which von Schlichten parried on the bayonet in his left hand.
• Had he completely parried it, all would yet have been well.
• There is no instance in which a lance is so parried by a mortal hand in all the Iliad, and it is exactly the way the wind would parry it, catching it, and turning it aside.
• Tarleton, who was in the center, then made a thrust at him, which Washington parried, and wounded his enemy in the hand.
• The maid, though strong, was ill-trained in the use of the sword, and her every blow was skilfully parried.
• When taunted for his timidity, or as being a mere infant, he parried by using a number of nasty words, some of which he did not know the meaning of.
• The blow was parried, and Captain Cartwright struck once more.
• This was the last question we had asked, and the artful manner in which they had parried it showed our guests to be no mean diplomats themselves.
• Bud threw up his strong left arm and parried the blow, which, however, was so fierce that it fractured one of the bones of the arm.
• Any ordinary person would have parried that question by a semblance of indignation or by asking what I meant by it.
• It was parried, and the next moment the two closed in a deadly struggle.
• Just where the root of the trunk rested on the bank they closed, after a desperate lunge parried by the unprotected arm of Michael.

Similar words containing PARRI without suffix ed

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