Signalled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SIGNALLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SIGNAL, to make a sign
• convey information or instructions by means of a gesture, action, or sound
• instruct (someone) to do something by means of gestures or signs
• (of a cyclist, motorist, or vehicle) indicate an intention to turn in a specified direction using an extended arm or flashing indicator
• indicate the existence or occurrence of (something) by actions or sounds
NOUN:
• a gesture, action, or sound that is used to convey information or instructions, typically by prearrangement between the parties concerned
• an indication of a situation
• an event or statement that provides the impulse for an occurrence
• an electrical impulse or radio wave transmitted or received
• an apparatus on a railway, typically a coloured light or a semaphore, giving indications to train drivers of whether or not the line is clear
• a prearranged convention of bidding or play intended to convey information to one's partner.
ADJECTIVE:
• striking in extent, seriousness, or importance; outstanding
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to notify by a means of communication

Words related to SIGNALLED

signal7 signaled10 signaling11 signalling12 signals8

Words that contain SIGNALLED

presignalled16

How to use SIGNALLED in a sentence

• The baying of the hounds almost seemed to have signalled it.
• The importance of the speech in the history of Europe is that it signalled the advent of German influence in the Near East.
• Alger of Boston, signalled me kindly as my lone bark rose and fell and rode the rough sea.
• The shout of victory usually signalled the close of the meeting.
• She signalled to a cab and they walked toward it without speaking.
• He then signalled to the mainland for reinforcements, but none were forthcoming.
• Judge Penniman, that hale old invalid, had even declared that Herman was a spy, and signalled each night to other spies by flapping a curtain of his lighted room above the saloon.
• Once on the shore, the old woman signalled, and two boats came from the island.
• After divers unsuccessful attempts they signalled me that they must return to the ship.
• I signalled to him, but, although I was only a few feet away, he could not see me.
• As before, he jammed this into a crevice so as to give himself something to hold by, then signalled Ken to follow.
• He signalled the women, and got on his horse and rode towards them.
• Before long they were sighted by Brown, who bore down on them and signalled them to heave to.
• Then as his feet touched the ground he signalled to his comrades to draw it up again, and dashing into the river he swam towards the canoe.
• Nelson also signalled to certain ships to keep away a point to port.
• Then he whirled and signalled a trolley-car and climbed on board.
• Meanwhile the garrisons were carefully isolated, and one by one signalled out for attack.
• Nelson, who was already up and had breakfasted, signalled at seven for all captains, and by eight these had their instructions.
• She heard that our ship had been signalled in the English Channel, then that I had landed, and she waited my appearance with loving expectation.
• I signalled to my despatch boats to chase, and when my flag-ship was within about a mile and a half I fired a blank gun to make him show his colours.
• He ran his eye proudly over them, took a last fond glance at the black-and-gold letters, and signalled the electric car at the corner.
• The relief from their disease, even if temporary, is apt to be signalled by abrupt gain in weight.
• Jones signalled his squadron to give chase and himself closed with the Serapis.
• On the stroke of ten he took off his boots and signalled to me to do the same.
• I signalled down to the station, but they flashed back that the surf was too high.
• All was complete on the second day after our arrival, and shortly before noon the flagship signalled us to weigh anchor.
• Then we signalled to the electric ship to drop down to the level of the ground.
• But Keppel could not afford to let the French admiral know his exact force, and signalled to his own outlying ships to bring the French frigates under his lee.
• I made them repeat the signal twice, so that I am quite sure, and I have signalled to the search-parties to go home.
• He signalled to Murgatroyd to increase the development of the R.
• Dona Visitacion signalled it to me from afar, weeping, poor thing! He cannot be put to bed, for his chest is heaving like a broken bellows.
• He was exceedingly civil to all his guests, but signalled out the Americans in a manner truly flattering.
• At that moment the departure of the train was signalled, and she ran through the barrier without waiting to change the ticket.
• The man went towards the answer and signalled again.
• Every part of the work, every movement, was executed in absolute silence and with combined obedience to signalled orders from the leader of the company.
• I had signalled to draw out of the range of the guns.

Similar words containing SIGNALL without suffix ed

signally12 signaller10 signallers11 signalling12 signallings13 presignalled16 presignalling17

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