Plodded is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PLODDED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PLOD, to walk heavily
• walk doggedly and slowly with heavy steps
• work slowly and perseveringly at a dull task
NOUN:
• a slow, heavy walk
• a police officer

Words related to PLODDED

plod7 plodding13 plods8

Words that contain PLODDED

outplodded15

How to use PLODDED in a sentence

• The four big horses plodded at a gait that made Kurt step out to keep up with them.
• Even a hundred feet away from it, the land was like a lake and we just plodded and stumbled through water.
• Meanwhile the stranger, unconscious of the moral awakening behind him, plodded wearily up the steep and sunny hill.
• For two hours the trio plodded silently onward over the ice-belt by the light of a clear, starry sky.
• They followed it silently, pausing for a while to listen for sounds of pursuit, and at last, with minds relieved, if not quite certain, plodded on into the obscurity.
• We reached the top and plodded on past the craters as nearly as possible as on the outward route.
• He had pictured it a thousand times in his mind as he lay in the wet trenches, as he plodded the muddy French roads, as he reclined in his wheel chair in the hospital garden.
• They plodded steadily down the wide years opening before her.
• Then feeling they must make the best of it they scrambled to their feet and plodded slowly on in the direction of home.
• Three or four stout, blond girls plodded back and forth, from tables to front shop, bearing trays of cakes and steaming cups of coffee.
• He plodded onward for fifteen minutes, however, before he knew he had made a mistake.
• He banished the temptation, however, and plodded steadily on his way.
• For more than an hour Van had plodded onward without even turning to speak.
• It was impossible to keep warm even by walking, but we plodded on and made the best of it.
• With scarce a halt, horse and foot plodded on and on, till evening came and darkness fell, and still they marched along the dimly marked track.
• We plodded slowly along, following up the Stanislaus river.
• On they plodded and at last they came to a very steep part just before reaching the summit.
• Bravely she plodded on, but often lost heart and gave herself up to her sorrow.
• Meliton plodded along to the river, and heard the sounds of the pipe gradually dying away behind him.
• I hardly know what we plodded through the corridor.
• A resolute, never-pausing stream of men plodded in each direction.
• They had been so faithful and had plodded along when there seemed no hope for them.
• The whole expedition therefore plodded on to the shores of the Georgian Bay, following a route somewhat north of the one by which it had come.
• He plodded leisurely along until within a few feet of the wicket, when he quietly drew rein and gazed for a moment in silence upon the unconscious girl.
• She turned and went that way, saw her filling footprints in the snow, and plodded back.
• At other times, resting, he watched and envied the stolid, mule-footed Indians that plodded by under heavier packs.
• The girl trembled a little, but plodded resolutely on until the dim silver disk of the half-moon began to glimmer through the trees.
• I told him stories as we walked and showed him how the Indians trailed their game among the very hills over which we plodded.

Similar words containing PLODD without suffix ed

plodder11 plodders12 plodding13 ploddings14 outplodded15 ploddingly18 outplodding16 ploddingness17 ploddingnesses19

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