Ruffled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RUFFLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• RUFFLE, to disturb the smoothness of
• (of a bird) erect (its feathers) in anger or display
• disturb the smoothness or tranquillity of
• disconcert or upset the composure of (someone)
• ornament with or gather into a frill
• disorder or disarrange (someone's hair), typically by running one's hands through it
NOUN:
• an ornamental gathered or goffered frill of lace or other cloth on a garment, especially around the wrist or neck.
• a vibrating drum beat.
ADJECTIVE:
• shaken into waves or undulations as by wind
• having decorative ruffles or frills
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to destroy the smoothness of

Words related to RUFFLED

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How to use RUFFLED in a sentence

• As my old master appeared much ruffled at my being there, I left my wife before I had spent considerable time with her, and went to Colonel O.
• A lamp was burning in the farther part of the room, and Madame Guirlande, who sat there in spectacles and ruffled cap, made a grotesque black shadow on the wall.
• She made no complaint, but, rising, with a feminine instinct common even in a girl of her tender years, adjusted her ruffled hood and dress.
• Ruffled brows were smoothed and sharp voices hushed at his approach.
• Dickie, with almost a paternal air, shook his ruffled head.
• More sweet the early morning breeze, Whose odours fill the rural vale, The waving bosom of the seas, When ruffled by the rising gale.
• My ruffled feelings gave way before the delights of the old garden.
• No stormy wind ruffled her bosom or agitated its surface.
• This brought the ruffled gentleman up on to his legs, and, smarting under Mr.
• But for Carlyle to think of putting away, even for a season, the poetry of the world, was wonderful, and has left me ruffled in my thoughts ever since.
• The blue beads riding up her neck ruffled the tails like tiny feathers.
• But this night she made it on the first try, and when I went to shut the door, she sat there all ruffled up.
• But the calm waters of happiness had been ruffled and it was beyond my power to restore their tranquillity.
• She determined he should have, not an old ruffled shirt, but a new one.
• She felt tired and dreadfully ruffled and agitated and dusty.
• The old negro looked at them in surprise, and with ruffled dignity.
• Throughout the ordeal of the evening she had not once been ruffled.
• A solitary swan ruffled its plumes and elongated its throat, doubled in quivering outlines beneath the muddy surface.
• A breeze then came sweeping along and ruffled the surface of the water.
• The invaders, under the leadership of the Frenchman, were rather ruffled, but that was all.
• Duff-Whalley had ruffled it in a world that asked no questions about the origin of money so obviously there.
• Strathsay stumbled over me and bade me, as there would be dancing in the evening, to don my ruffled frock and be ready to play the measures.
• Cameron had taken her into a confidence which even Katy did not share, was soothing to her ruffled spirits, particularly as after that confidence Mrs.
• The Senate itself was a little ruffled over the matter.
• You see this pretty yellow and white striped lawn? I have made a long, narrow apron of it, and ruffled it all round.
• You soothe his ruffled vanity, and give him a better appetite for lunch.
• And Amroth too looked ruffled and almost weary, as I had never seen him look.
• If there is one thing more than another that I hate, it is to be ruffled.

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