Poked is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for POKED in dictionary:

VERB:
• POKE, to prod
• prod and stir (a fire) with a poker to make it burn more fiercely
• make (a hole) in something by prodding or jabbing at it
• (of a man) have sexual intercourse with (a woman).
• protrude and be visible
• jab or prod (someone or something) with one's finger or a sharp object
• thrust (something, such as one's head) in a particular direction
NOUN:
• an act of poking someone or something
• an act of sexual intercourse.
• a look or search around a place
• power or acceleration in a car
• a bag or small sack
• a purse or wallet
• a North American plant of the lily family with a poisonous black rhizome and tall sprays of yellow-green flowers.
• a woman's bonnet with a projecting brim or front, popular especially in the early 19th century.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to push or prod

Words related to POKED

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How to use POKED in a sentence

• A German poked his head from the companion-way and Frank took a snap shot.
• It was dusk, and so they lighted all the candles and poked the fire, before they turned to entertain their guest.
• He bent down and poked him with his bill to awaken him.
• She accused him of withholding a box of cartridges, and would not be content till she had poked about his office in dark corners.
• A little later History poked his head in at the door.
• The Tagals were poked out of their positions, and in a sure leisurely way that held the essence of attraction.
• This was the imp in him that always poked a little doubt into his heart and laughed at his ignorance and innocence.
• The green car poked its nose up the path between rows of empty machines.
• Next he poked a hole through the center of the sheet so that he could see without being seen.
• It had poked its nose into every creek, cove, and tributary of the St.
• Little Mr Field Mouse ran to the root and poked his nose under after the acorn, and there he saw a small round hole in the ground.
• He did not swing, but poked at the first ball pitched and placed a short hit over third.
• The nice man poked up the dying fire, put on wood and coals, and soon got a kettle of water to boiling.
• There was a pause after it had fallen into the silence, as if an intruder had poked her head in through the door, and it brought only the most negligible answer from Mrs.
• He poked his head cautiously out the door and looked down the hall.
• And then, hesitating at the entrance to the parlour, she went into the kitchen and poked the fire.
• Almost invariably Keith turned his head in the other direction the moment he had poked it out of the window and been pulled back by his mother to a position of greater safety.
• The purchase in a day or two got to be the joke of the whole village, and people poked fun at Butterwick in the most merciless manner.
• The new office boy slipped up quietly and poked a note into his hand.
• Again David and Stark got out and stared and poked and consulted together.
• Colonel Harrington again poked about in his pockets till he found a pencil.
• I poked my head out of the window, and saw that you were with the professor.
• One time a snake come to the tree, poked its head in the hollow and was coming in, and I took my axe and chopped him in two.
• Under all this account of a tiny race of people there is fun poked at government and its ministers.
• Everything was, in fact, going on as nicely as heart could wish, when Captain Abersouth, standing on the companion-stair, poked his head above deck and asked where we were.
• At last the nose of a bear was poked out of the hole.

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