Peopled is valid Scrabble Word

Is peopled a scrabble word?
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Words with Friends YES

7 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for PEOPLED in dictionary:

VERB:

PEOPLE, to stock with inhabitants
(of a group of people) inhabit (a place)
fill or be present in (a place or domain)
fill (a place) with inhabitants

NOUN:

human beings in general or considered collectively
the citizens of a country, especially when considered in relation to those who govern them
the members of a society without special rank or position
the state prosecution in a trial
the members of a particular nation, community, or ethnic group
the supporters or employees of a person in a position of power or authority

one's parents or relatives

ADJECTIVE:

Stocked with, or as with, people; inhabited.
furnished with people

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to furnish with inhabitants

Words related to PEOPLED

people10 peoples11 peopling13

Words that contain PEOPLED

depeopled15 empeopled16 repeopled14 unpeopled14 dispeopled16 outpeopled15 overpeopled19 underpeopled18

How to use PEOPLED in a sentence

Thus California in our day has become peopled with farmers and merchants and manufacturers, as well as miners.
The emigration from the too thickly peopled empire of China has scarcely begun.
I thought I could not be mistaken in supposing them to be samples of the three different races by which Ireland is peopled.
He opened a cave which existed in the earth and allowed to come forth from it all the varieties of animals with which the woods and prairies are peopled.
He peopled my young mind with unclean images, such as only a vile monster could think of.
For one week, by day and night, she had lived in a world peopled only by German soldiers.
Now I like to plunge into the luminous mist, peopled with still more luminous spirits, of the Dantesque heaven.
For several weeks I believed the institution to be peopled by detectives, feigning insanity.
But as a rule the whole of the country peopled by the Serbs was split into a number of tiny principalities always at war with one another.
I did not know a single soul of all these millions that all around me peopled the mysterious distances of the streets.

It was peopled by immigrants who came down the Ohio in fleets of boats or crossed the Mississippi from Kentucky and Tennessee.
They have also peopled the island of Mindoro and that of Luban, but they are to be found in no other region of these islands.
They will make the invisible sphere a peopled reality to him, and draw him to God by the diffused bonds of a spiritual acquaintance and an eternal love.
Albania is a mountainous region along the Adriatic coast, peopled with descendants of the ancients who maintain their characteristics.
When and by whom the Andes were first peopled is a period of darkness that lies beyond the domain of history.
This territory was certainly a part of the ancient kingdom of Northumberland, and was entirely peopled by Saxons, who afterwards received a great mixture of Danes among them.
On the other hand, the interior was peopled by descendants of Ostrogothic tribes mingling with numberless local peoples.
To him belongs the first place among novelists, after Scott, because of his splendid creative imagination, which has peopled the world of fiction with scores of fine characters.
For, unless we can induce the right sort of British women to emigrate we shall not have the Colonies peopled with our own race or speaking our own mother tongue.
The air we breathe, the time we traverse, the space through which we move, are all peopled by lurking circumstances, which pick us out from among the crowd.
Ills of society would be relieved if the world was peopled with Christs, 718-l.
There are evident public reasons why that question should be settled before the country becomes peopled.
In this way, shots being fired from four different points at once, the convicts would be led to believe that the island was both largely peopled and strongly defended.
Cuba, prior to the war, was about as well populated as Virginia, and the Hawaiian group is as well peopled as Kansas.
In New Zealand it is, as a rule, not peopled at all.
But the circumstances of it caused the world of her intimates during her youth, her middle life, and her old age, to be to a great degree peopled by different figures.
These vast regions were peopled by warlike tribes, ever engaged in hostilities against each other.
These were the counties most largely peopled by the New England immigrants.

Similar words containing PEOPL without suffix ed

people10 peopler11 peoples11 depeople13 empeople14 peoplers12 peopling13 repeople12 unpeople12 depeopled15 depeoples14 dispeople14 empeopled16 empeoples15 laypeople16 merpeople15 outpeople13 repeopled14 repeoples13 unpeopled14 unpeoples13 depeopling16 dispeopled16 dispeoples15 empeopling17 merpeoples16 newspeople17 outpeopled15 outpeoples14 overpeople17 peoplehood18 peopleless14 repeopling15 unpeopling15 workpeople21 waitpeople17 dispeopling17 outpeopling16 overpeopled19 overpeoples18 peoplehoods19 salespeople15 townspeople18 superpeople17 stuntpeople15 anchorpeople21 churchpeople26 craftspeople21 overpeopling20 spokespeople22 sportspeople18 townspeoples19 tradespeople17 tribespeople18 underpeopled18 statespeople16 draftspeople20 tradespeoples18 businesspeople20 congresspeople21

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