Piled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PILED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PILE, to lay one upon the other
• place (things) one on top of the other
• be stacked or loaded with
• increase or cause to increase in quantity
• intensify or exaggerate something for effect
• (of a group of people) get into or out of (a vehicle) in a disorganized manner
• (of a vehicle) crash into
• strengthen or support (a structure) with piles
NOUN:
• a heap of things laid or lying one on top of another
• a large amount of something
• a funeral pyre.
• a large imposing building or group of buildings
• a series of plates of dissimilar metals laid one on another alternately to produce an electric current.
• a nuclear reactor.
• a heavy stake or post driven vertically into the bed of a river, soft ground, etc., to support the foundations of a superstructure.
• a triangular charge or ordinary formed by two lines meeting at an acute angle, usually pointing down from the top of the shield.
• the soft projecting surface of a carpet or a fabric such as velvet or flannel, consisting of many small threads
ADJECTIVE:
• Having a pile or point; pointed.
• Having a pile or nap.
• Formed from a pile or fagot; as, piled iron.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• past tense of pile

Words related to PILED

pile6 piles7 piling9

Words that contain PILED

spiled9 unpiled10 uppiled12 compiled15 recompiled17 stockpiled19 piledriver16 piledrivers17

How to use PILED in a sentence

• The room turned out to be about twenty feet square and ten feet high, and ranged around, piled one on top of the other, were scores of large boxes.
• I seen five or six wooden, painted coffins piled up on wagons pass by our house.
• In the low-studded room the only evidence remaining of prosperity were some fragments of rich and costly goods that once had been piled up there.
• The three trucks were piled high with the frame and roof of the merry-go-round.
• White shoulders rose from clouds of pink gauze, and the hair was powdered and pearl-wreathed and piled high in a coronet.
• Then I went back to the sleigh, on the rear of which the frozen fish was piled.
• A heap of stones was also piled outside against the wall.
• Nature had piled these five miles of hills around Fredericksburg as if to build an impregnable fortress.
• Heaps of ruins, piled up during the lapse of ages, are scattered for miles around the mountain, among them great boulders twenty feet square.
• The Indians would never have brought it there and piled it in that confusion.
• A lighted candle on the cellar stair showed silver piled bar on bar to the value of one million pounds.
• They piled brush where the wire had parted, filling the opening with an almost impassable barrier of twisted branches.
• The entire guard was piled in an ignoble mass on the floor.
• What a horrible dream! He drew in his cramped legs and approached the fire on his knees, holding his rifle in one hand while he piled on wood with the other.
• They would have passed it then but for the sharp eyes of Sturges, who detected the glint of stone behind the branches which Dona Brigida had piled against it.
• They covered the stores in the boat with the canvas, piled the wood on the camp-fire, and then lay down to rest, leaving Giant to stand guard for the first two hours of the night.
• The bloody straw was then piled into a heap, and set on fire.
• The wood which they were going to haul had been cut before, and it had been piled up in long piles, extending here and there under the trees which had been left.
• I saw the dust he raised, as he piled into the thicket below the slide.
• He showed two streams coming in on the east side and then he began piling up stones on each side of the river and then got longer ones and piled them higher and higher yet.
• We piled our blankets in a pack upon the gentle, four-ounce donkey, and added a little tea and coffee, dried beef and bread, then started for the Yuba River, ourselves on foot.
• A broad couch, piled with silk cushions occupied the far end beneath the window, and the feet sank with a delicate pleasure into a thick velvety carpet.
• The tables of the players of the games were piled high with yellow gold to serve as a tempting bait.
• But even this crowning calamity was powerless to crush the sunny-hearted Creole, who merely laughed at the load of debts which piled themselves up around her.
• Holes were dug in the bottom for the legs of the tower to set into, and then large stones were piled around each leg to provide a firm foundation for the towers.
• As she looked, the playing struggling mass of them went down in the road, the others piled on one.

Similar words containing PIL without suffix ed

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