Scooped is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SCOOPED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SCOOP, to lift with a spoonlike utensil
• pick up and move (something) with a scoop
• create (a hollow or hole) with or as if with a scoop
• pick up (someone or something) in a swift, fluid movement
• publish a news story before (a rival reporter, newspaper, or broadcaster)
• win (an amount of money, a prize, or a trophy)
• (in singing) preface notes with an exaggerated upward slide or portamento
NOUN:
• a utensil resembling a spoon, with a short handle and a deep bowl, used for removing dry or semi-solid substances from a container
• a short-handled deep shovel used for moving grain, coal, etc.
• a moving bowl-shaped part of a digging machine, dredger, or other mechanism into which material is gathered.
• a long-handled spoon-like surgical instrument.
• a quantity taken up by a scoop
• a piece of news published by a newspaper or broadcast by a television or radio station in advance of its rivals
• the latest information about something
• an exaggerated upward slide or portamento in singing.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to take up with a scoop (a spoon-shaped utensil)

Words related to SCOOPED

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Words that contain SCOOPED

outscooped15

How to use SCOOPED in a sentence

• These rounded the hills and scooped the valley-curves and mellowed the soil for meadow-grace.
• It seemed as though a part of the Pacific Ocean had been scooped up and dropped on them, and in half an hour the creek was a swollen torrent.
• I scooped, From off a table, figs and dates and rice, And bound them to my girdle in a sack.
• Popularly it is supposed to be his grave and within it is a hollow space scooped out, wherein it is said his ashes once reposed.
• In other parts they were scooped into niches or caverns.
• Underneath the platform was loose gravel, and, as an additional precaution, I scooped out, close to the side-boarding, a trough long enough for me to lie in.
• Our things had been carefully stowed, too, and a sort of hole scooped for the bath.
• The mother took his head in her lap and scooped the blood from his ear, another old woman placed her hand upon his heart, and a third blew in his face.
• Calling to the sailor to get the shore-boat ready, the Commodore scooped up the fallen flour and cast it again on the fire.
• These canoes, scooped out of the trunk of a tree, long, narrow, well adapted for speed, were balanced by means of a long bamboo pole, which floated on the water.
• Then, one day, he left them in the ditch on the big story of the McManus indictment, and the whole town scooped him, and the managing editor told him that he must go.
• The instrument was worked by a single man and scooped up water from the river, throwing it upon the higher land and into canals which carried it through the fields.
• At last, by some new change of level, the lakes retired, and the Tiber scooped out for itself its present channel to the sea.
• The water was low, and underneath the roots of a great tree there was a deep hollow that had been scooped out by the torrents of winter.
• A handful of gaunt men, sad but determined, their spent, drooping horses near by, stood facing a shallow grave scooped out of the prairie.
• I scooped out a bed for Jacqueline inside the snow-filled hut and spread it with the big sleigh robe.
• On such occasions the police made an extra raid, and more or less of the gang were scooped in, but nothing ever came of it.
• The trooper was frozen in his kneeling position, and Tom scooped up a loaded shock rifle before slipping back into the hall.
• He pulled the halves apart and found, as he had suspected, it was but a shell, the whole of the fruit having been scooped out.
• She used a shell, and had scooped out quite a hole.
• Holes were at once scooped out of the sand, and the caves roofed over with the remnants of the wreck.
• She scooped out the whole with her two hands, and, like the former, bestowed them in her blanket.
• He scooped up sand and filled the canteen half full.
• Finding when he returned that it had mostly done so he scooped the reddened snow into his glass and returned for the Imtrex and Topiramate.
• He scooped up a few drops in the hollow of his hand.
• He lighted a cigar, gazing at his constituents over his scooped hands that held the match.
• If the bead be heated on charcoal, a small tube or cavity must be scooped out of the charcoal, the bead placed in it, and the flame of reduction played upon it.

Similar words containing SCOOP without suffix ed

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