Slacked is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SLACKED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SLACK, to slacken
• loosen (something, especially a rope)
• decrease or reduce in intensity, quantity, or speed
• work slowly or lazily
• slake (lime)
NOUN:
• the part of a rope or line which is not held taut; the loose or unused part
• casual trousers
• a spell of inactivity or laziness
• coal dust or small pieces of coal
ADJECTIVE:
• not taut or held tightly in position; loose
• (of business or trade) characterized by a lack of work or activity; quiet
• slow or sluggish
• having or showing laziness or negligence
• lewd
• (typically of a woman) promiscuous.
• (of a tide) neither ebbing nor flowing

Words related to SLACKED

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How to use SLACKED in a sentence

• He never slacked for a moment or seemed to have a moment to spare till the day was done.
• We occasionally slacked line in order to give him plenty of play.
• It was a matter of doubt as to which side would turn uppermost, until we slacked out the line, when she righted.
• The sap is then boiled with a spoonful of slacked lime, the white of an egg or two, and about a pint of milk, to every fifteen gallons.
• A few miles from the city he slacked his speed, and dismounting by a running brook, sat down to think.
• Even when the summit was achieved, the broncho slacked off nothing of his pace.
• In the mean time, all the sail was kept on them, that they might force through whenever the ice in the smallest degree slacked.
• Some of the Indians followed, while others slacked to head him off.
• If a bite is felt the line is slacked away freely, and this goes on until about 500 fathoms are overboard.
• To prepare it, fill your jar about half or quarter full of dry slacked lime, then drop into it bromine, till it becomes a bright orange red.
• The rope tightened and slacked in the struggle, and, had it been of ordinary texture, it would never have stood the strain.
• All hands were sent aloft to shake out sail and everything was ready to sheet home when the tug slacked up and cast off the cable.
• He slacked off the tackle falls of the davits under which the boat had brought up, dropped down the ladder and hooked them on.
• As he slacked his mount to enter the mass of animals, I passed him, jerking the bridle reins from his hand.
• To turn up this opening, they got under sail as soon as the ebb tide slacked.
• Then Phipps realized his possibilities, slacked up with the brake, and let the thing go over sideways, dropping on to his right foot.
• If he tried to out-hold us, it would be six to one, as we noticed the leaders closely when we slacked up.
• Yet, as I began to thread the grove that lies before it, I was not so thoughtless but that I slacked my pace and went a trifle warily.
• After riding four or five miles we slacked our speed, and the women began telling us how the whole thing had occurred.
• At length Dan took the oars again, and every now and then he paused to let us float along with the tide as it slacked, and take the sense of the night.
• Borrowing a third gun, Priest returned to the fight, and as we slacked the ropes slightly, the old bear reared, facing her antagonist.
• To destroy the caterpillar, slacked lime dusted over the leaves, while the dew is upon them, is an effectual application.
• The wind is perhaps less boisterous since the engine slacked.
• Always he was thirsty with a thirst which his whole supply of water could not have slacked and which grew steadily more acute.

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