Pelted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PELTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PELT, to shower blows or missiles, also PELTER
• hurl missiles repeatedly at
• hurl (something) at someone or something
• (of rain, hail, or snow) fall quickly and very heavily
• run somewhere very quickly
NOUN:
• an act of hurling something at someone.
• the skin of an animal with the fur, wool, or hair still on it
• the raw skin of a sheep or goat, stripped and ready for tanning.
• an animal's coat of fur or hair
• a person's hair
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to strike repeatedly with blows or missiles

Words related to PELTED

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How to use PELTED in a sentence

• Bailly hung out the red flag, the token of martial law being proclaimed, at the Hotel de Ville, The mob pelted the National Guard.
• Instead, he and his escort were pelted with stones and, on arriving in the Piazza, he beheld the gruesome human decoration of the Campanile.
• First the years pelted them with red roses till their cheeks were all on fire.
• If he had said it was a machine to mark the hour, his clock would have been broken and himself pelted.
• As the Palatine man got up, he dislodged a number of Indian clubs, which fairly pelted the prostrate Heady.
• It was a wild night, the wintry winds howled fiercely round the dwelling, and pelted the snow and sleet furiously against the casement, when Mrs.
• The rain pelted them from the high batteries of Karva.
• A meeting was being prevented, and the police engaged in the operation were being pelted or obstructed.
• We pounded them with shrapnel and pelted them with common shell until the air around them rained iron.
• The rain still pelted down outside, and the wind roared among the trees.
• The moment we got into the open, fierce fire from concealed artillery was turned on us, and the surrendered Germans picked up their rifles and pelted us with their fire.
• A special messenger pelted down to Bodiam, where, after his return to England, he had been staying for a month, the hero of his relatives.
• By a mighty effort, he broke through the line, but was soon recaptured, lashed with whips, pelted with stones, branded with red-hot irons, and condemned to be burnt at the stake.
• When they pelted him with controversial questions, he replied with brevity.
• I pelted back to the old warehouses, but found everybody had left two hours ago.
• The houses just outside Ypres had been pelted with shrapnel but not destroyed.
• Many of the enemy retreating from the British attack and hiding in shell holes were seen by the low-flying airmen and pelted with bullets.
• Glaucia, fellow-demagogue of Saturninus, pelted to death with tiles by the mob, 175.
• The Indians remaining in the canoes could have pelted them to shreds in a few minutes.
• If they had dared, how they would have pelted him with plum stones! But no one risked it.
• He jumped off the road and pelted across the meadow to his right.
• And they had had tea out in the old rose-garden, and had pelted one another with the great velvety king roses, and she had torn her hand on a thorn.
• When the men rowed to the villages for fresh provisions, they were pelted with stones.
• He pelted along, stumbling, recovering, stumbling again.
• If he had gone on imparting his ideas he would have got himself into trouble, and the children would have pelted him.
• Then a flash of white light and a roar that shook the hills! A blast of gravel and dust and debris shot upward and pelted down upon the earth.
• With a volley of curses the men sprang up and pelted us with stones.
• They were the first assailants upon some slight quarrel, they pelted the troops with every missile within reach.

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