Pushed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PUSHED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PUSH, to thrust or press against
• hold and exert force on (something) so as to cause it to move in front of one
• press (a part of a machine or other device)
• cause to reach a particular level or state
• (of an army) advance over territory
• exert oneself to attain something or surpass others
• be nearly (a particular age or amount)
• demand persistently
• have very little of something, especially time
• find it difficult to achieve something
• sell (a narcotic drug) illegally
• transfer (data) to the top of a stack.
• exert force on (someone or something) in order to move them away from oneself
• move forward by using force to pass people or cause them to move aside
• compel or urge (someone) to do something, especially to work hard
• promote the use, sale, or acceptance of
• prepare (a stack) to receive a piece of data on the top.
• develop (a film) so as to compensate for deliberate underexposure
• an act of pressing a part of a machine or device
• a military attack in force
• forcefulness and enterprise
• something that is hard to achieve
• an act of pushing someone or something in order to move them away from oneself
• a vigorous effort to do or obtain something
• move one's body or a part of it into a specified position with effort
ADJECTIVE:
• short of
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to exert force in order to cause motion away from the force

Words related to PUSHED

push9 pushes11 pushing13

Words that contain PUSHED

outpushed15

How to use PUSHED in a sentence

• The rest of the command pushed rapidly forward also, and chased the enemy for three or four miles, killing three of them.
• As he pushed his way through the thick jungle he fancied he heard an animal breathing and then something crackled.
• He pulled himself up from his elbow, removed his foot from the rail, straightened his spotted tie, and pushed through the swinging doors out into the night.
• He pushed quickly through the swinging doors of the bar and stepped into the saloon.
• But at last, after a long while, supporting each the other, they pushed forward and looked out.
• Then he put his head against the door and pushed it wide open.
• Not caring to spend another night where they were, they launched the raft and pushed from shore.
• They were, however, checked by the deep ravine I have before described, and, guided by the sound of firing, pushed higher up the hill.
• But if he pushed on at full speed the chances were all in his favor considering the long start he had.
• But just as they reached the door and were turning to go in, Hanlon suddenly pushed the admiral past it, then jumped across the opening himself.
• Madly I pushed over another rock and then another and still another.
• Heliodorus then prepared to take the treasure by force, and, accompanied by his men, pushed into the temple amid the lamentations of the people and the prayers of the priests.
• One morning, early in my convalescence, I was startled by a mighty rumbling and scraping sound on the narrow stairway, as of some unwieldy object pushed steadily upward.
• Sometimes, too, a pale-looking man was seen, led along by soldiers, and pushed onward with the bayonet if he went too slowly.
• Instinctively, as he sat on the bed, he pushed his bare foot backwards till his heel touched a wooden object that stood underneath.
• The necessity of resting their saddle stock was very apparent to Banks, though he would gladly have pushed on.
• We pushed through every where, and I had again occasion to feel assured that grievous wrong is frequently done the good Turks.
• He pushed the manuscript and letters into a drawer of the desk, and turning the key upon them, opened the window and stepped out into the air.
• Time and again the big brave placed his broad hand on the shoulder of a comrade Indian and pushed him backward.
• Hagshot did not laugh, but hastily clambered into the boat and pushed off.
• Even then a thing that happened pushed away thought of self for a few more moments.
• A man and woman surveyed him in hostile silence as he pushed past them, kicked the door shut, and deposited the blinking child on the kitchen table.
• Will hastened to thrust the beloved camera into the cavity that lay beneath the rocks, and Frank, nothing loth, also pushed his rifle into the same place.
• Outside, he pushed along toward the boat, which presently he could see lying at her landing in the bay, across the sandy tract to the left of the hotels.
• But he had pushed his horse so fast before the animal was now tired and had to take his time in traveling.
• Then we pushed for the wharf where the East Indiamen, loaded with the tea, were lying.
• But just then the crowd pushed them apart and shot them along, and Mrs.

Similar words containing PUSH without suffix ed

push9 pushy13 pusher11 pushes11 pushup13 outpush12 pushers12 pushful15 pushier12 pushily15 pushing13 pushpin14 pushpit14 pushrod13 pushups14 octopush15 pushback21 pushball15 pushbike19 pushcart15 pushdown17 pushiest13 pushover16 pushpins15 pushpits15 pushrods14 toolpush13 bellpush15 outpushed15 outpushes14 penpusher16 pushbacks22 pushballs16 pushbikes20 pushcarts16 pushchair19 pushdowns18 pushfully20 pushiness14 pushingly18 pushovers17 octopusher17 octopushes17 outpushing16 penpushers17 penpushing18 pushchairs20 toolpusher15 toolpushes15 bellpushes17 octopushers18 penpushings19 pushfulness19 pushinesses16 pushingness17 toolpushers16 pushfulnesses21 pushingnesses19

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