Recoiled is valid Scrabble Word

Is recoiled a scrabble word?
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Collins Scrabble Words YES
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Words with Friends YES

8 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
13 points in WWF

Definitions for RECOILED in dictionary:

VERB:

RECOIL, to draw back in fear or disgust
suddenly spring or flinch back in fear, horror, or disgust
feel fear, horror, or disgust at the thought of something
rebound or spring back through force of impact or elasticity
(of a gun) move abruptly backwards as a reaction on firing a bullet, shell, or other missile
(of an action) have an adverse reactive effect on (the originator)

NOUN:

the action of recoiling

Words related to RECOILED

recoil8 recoiling12 recoils9

How to use RECOILED in a sentence

And she recoiled with fright on seeing Denis seated there and writing.
The steamer rolled, recoiled, and forged on into the forest.
Two or three of these were knocked down and the rest, taken by surprise by the sudden attack, recoiled, and the boys were speedily by the side of the assailed officers.
He opened the door, recoiled for a second as the gale swept angrily against him, then plunged blindly across the street.
With a mind that recoiled from anything like falsehood and injustice, he wanted prudence.
From the pale agitation of her face they recoiled, startled and alarmed.
She recoiled a step, fighting with the stupor which her ill-timed indulgence had left behind.
Every hint which she would give Ottilie recoiled on her own heart.
But at the last moment she recoiled from the idea of dining alone in that wilderness of tables so obviously meant for two.
Ruggam, his eyes riveted upon the phantom, recoiled mechanically to the western wall.

There was no trace of feverish elation which, in solitude, recoiled to the brink of despair.
Then she rose slowly from her chair and came a step nearer to Dudley, who instinctively recoiled from the threatened touch.
The unfortunate chief recoiled from this ungrateful reception of his kindness.
In 1359 Edward, king of England, encamped at Montrouge, devastated the country to its walls, but recoiled from before it, and retired to Chartres.
The dark passage thus revealed to view was black as pitch, and Cuthbert involuntarily recoiled.
Farnham and his little band took only a moment to reach the gate, and the crowd recoiled as they burst through into the street.
They recoiled only to reform their broken lines and to start again their desperate work.
As it flared up, they all three recoiled with expressions of dismay.
If death had been the risk he might have faced it, but he recoiled from the thought of a premature and degraded old age, still chained to the hateful desk.
The horse of Sir Kenneth recoiled two or three yards and fell on his haunches, but the rider easily raised him with hand and rein.
At first the natives recoiled from the stern and fierce onset, rolling back till they left a wide lane for the passage of their foes.
Bascomb recoiled, with a muttered exclamation of dismay.
When the doctor left Miss Jillgall, in anger and in haste, he had determined on taking the course from which, as a humane man and a faithful friend, he had hitherto recoiled.
He had flown at them in weak passion, he had recoiled as weakly, he had left them to call him coward.
But when he demanded his sword of the colonel, the latter recoiled, shocked, and resisted.
Both stooped within the door, both recoiled, and both raised a yell which echoed among high rafters in the attic above.
Wetzel recoiled when he saw the red uniforms of the Britishers and their bayonets.
Rosa helped him up to the window, but recoiled from him with a shriek.
Tiffles, she recoiled with maiden modesty, and stepped back as if to beat a retreat.
She recoiled in fear, wondering if they were outside, waiting.
If they had retired, they had merely recoiled, to use the French phrase, in order to gather again with greater force.
The simple peasants recoiled before the ghastly figure, which, tall and trembling, with a black gown and death-white face, passed among them like a spectre.
Even she recoiled a little from going to a music hall without her brother, but passion prevailed.
Mollie recoiled with a slight shriek, for it was not the voice of Sarah Grant.
Here were individuals, made real and interesting by the power of the novelist, subjected to tyranny and suffering from which every generous nature recoiled.

Similar words containing COIL without suffix ed and without prefix re

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