Roamed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ROAMED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ROAM, to move about without purpose or plan
• move about or travel aimlessly or unsystematically, especially over a wide area
• travel unsystematically over, through, or about (a place)
• (of a person's eyes or hands) pass lightly over something without stopping
• (of a person's mind or thoughts) drift along without dwelling on anything in particular
• use a mobile phone on another operator's network, typically while abroad
NOUN:
• an aimless walk.

Words related to ROAMED

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Words that contain ROAMED

stroamed11

How to use ROAMED in a sentence

• Helen roamed into one of the ruined courts for a last look at a fountain which pleased her eye.
• During the days the children roamed the forest looking for their mother.
• Grayskin roamed the forest that he might become more familiar with the place.
• When her hosts would not hear of this, she told them that the last few years she had roamed about with a band of gipsies.
• Around each isolated tribe lay an unbroken wilderness extending for miles on every side, where the braves roamed, hunters alike of beasts and men.
• If ever his mind roamed again to the world of make-believe, that ring would jerk him back to facts.
• The remaining four roamed off through the woods, and ten days later the woman succeeded in making her escape.
• Afterwards they roamed about the streets in their best clothes.
• The sun climbed higher and a thin pall of vapor roamed up the hillside from the gorges of the stream and sought the open sky.
• They roamed together through the villa gardens, and spent days of quiet in the recesses of her apartments.
• For the twenty-seven days that followed he roamed through the snowy mountain forests, in danger of death both from cold and starvation.
• The Old One was an inhabitant of the sea, you must recollect, and roamed about everywhere, like other seafaring people.
• Poor Matrena Petrovna roamed the solitary garden in tumult of heart.
• All day he roamed the park, and, as the day dragged on, became a deeply dejected man.
• A certain Florentine physician and lover of the arts, Baccio Rontini, contrived to creep in by a back door, and roamed about until he found the master.
• Being unacquainted with naval usage, they roamed the poop indifferently with the main deck, no man forbidding them, while Captain Crang and Mr.
• The questioning eyes of both Ross and Sol roamed round the forest and finally and simultaneously the two uttered a low cry of pleasure.
• The hotel was supposed to close at midnight, but many of those already inside roamed about for a considerable time longer.
• After that they left their packs in one of the lower apartments, while they roamed all through the wonderful interior.
• When American Indians made their silent way through the forests or roamed the plains there was no overhead.
• The camp fire carries one back to the days when the red men roamed the woods, sat round their camp fires, listened to the talking leaves, and boasted of their prowess.
• Still northward roamed the Ainos, a race whose ancestral seats may have been in far-off Dravidian India.

Similar words containing ROAM without suffix ed

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