Snowed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SNOWED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SNOW, to rain white frozen crystals, also SNAW
• snow falls
• be confined or blocked by a large quantity of snow
• mislead or charm (someone) with elaborate and insincere words
NOUN:
• atmospheric water vapour frozen into ice crystals and falling in light white flakes or lying on the ground as a white layer
• falls of snow
• a mass of flickering white spots on a television or radar screen, caused by interference or a poor signal
• a dessert or other dish resembling snow
• a frozen gas resembling snow
• cocaine.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to fall as snow (precipitation in the form of ice crystals)
• under the influence of narcotic drugs

Words related to SNOWED

snow7 snowing11 snows8

Words that contain SNOWED

besnowed14

How to use SNOWED in a sentence

• It was a very dark cold night, and snowed very hard.
• We arrived there with no small difficulty and labour, for it snowed very fast and heavily, and it required a good deal of bodily exertion to push on the carriage.
• Near-by the kettle stood a chair, and thereupon three legs of a bullock that had been shot down in the early part of winter, and snowed upon before it could be dressed.
• It snowed, however, faster and faster, and the ground soon began to be entirely whitened.
• Peaceful in the village Darkness reigns and sleep, Every hut is standing Snowed in window deep.
• Snow would come through there when it snowed and cover the bed covers.
• In this valley it neither rained nor snowed, but the abundant springs gave a rich green pasture, that irrigation would spread over all the valley space.
• At intervals, it rained or snowed or hailed and once more they were wet through and through.
• Then, no matter if it rained or snowed, you would be forced to make ready by the dim light of a horn lantern, unknown now, for another ride of eighteen hours.
• It was the blizzard of 1888, when we were snowed in.
• The day was again dark and it snowed a little in the morning.
• It snowed last night, and during this day the same scene of gayety was renewed at the second village, and all the men returned in the evening.
• It snowed again in the evening, but the next day, Tuesday 12, was fair with the wind from the northwest.
• On the last night out it snowed again a little and grew colder.
• For the weather was as thick as ever, and it snowed incessantly.
• If this bunch of cattle gets snowed in I see our finish.
• If it had snowed all the morning I should have come just the same.
• Dropped books and baskets of knitting lay on bright carpets snowed under by fallen plaster.
• It rained and snowed very hard, and, besides, the wind was so high as to throw him twice from his horse.
• I ventured out and found that every exit but one from the Home was snowed up.
• It snowed so much it covered up where they drug the horse and their tracks.
• CHAPTER XIII SNOWED IN Until the present moment Rod had forgotten to speak of the mysterious man-trail he had encountered in the chasm.
• He could have mapped in his mind every acre of the wide beautiful valley girt by mountains snowed on their crest.
• The last day! Oh! If only she could be snowed up! III The Crimean War brought new experiences, and most of them were pleasant ones.
• During the night it snowed heavily and we awoke to find ourselves in a transformed world.
• It has snowed terribly all night, and is vengeance cold.
• And it has snowed so much that the snow covers everything, and presents one smooth appearance on every side, so that no trace of any path is to be seen.
• The boys were casting curious glances at the three tramps who had come in as noiselessly as if they had snowed down, and the man was watching the boys with shrewd eyes.
• His hair was inclined to be red, and he wore it cut short above the ears, and, whether it rained or snowed, he always went without a hat.
• The blooming Englishmen just then began to appreciate that it had snowed the previous night.
• Sunday it snowed more, and a high wind whirled the flakes about till the older folk shook their heads and began to talk about a blizzard.
• In the afternoon it snowed a little again and the slush was everywhere, but he trudged bravely through it.
• All the afternoon it snowed, and the next morning we woke to find the ground covered to a depth of eight inches and snow still falling.

Similar words containing SNOW without suffix ed

snow7 snowk12 snows8 snowy11 besnow11 snowks13 besnows12 snowcap14 snowcat12 snowier10 snowily13 snowing11 snowish13 snowked15 snowman12 snowmen12 besnowed14 snowball13 snowbank17 snowbell13 snowbelt13 snowbird14 snowboot13 snowbush16 snowcaps15 snowcats13 snowdome14 snowdrop14 snowfall14 snowflea14 snowiest11 snowking16 snowland12 snowless11 snowlike15 snowline11 snowmelt13 snowmold14 snowpack19 snowplow16 snowshed15 snowshoe14 snowslip13 snowsuit11 besnowing15 snowballs14 snowbanks18 snowbells14 snowbelts14 snowberry17 snowbirds15 snowblink18 snowboard15 snowboots14 snowbound15 snowbrush17 snowclone14 snowdomes15 snowdrift16 snowdrops15 snowfalls15 snowfield16 snowflake19 snowfleas15 snowfleck21 snowflick21 snowglobe15 snowiness12 snowlands13 snowlines12 snowmaker18 snowmelts14 snowmolds15 snowmould15 snowpacks20 snowplows17 snowscape16 snowsheds16 snowshoed16 snowshoer15 snowshoes15 snowslide13 snowslips14 snowstorm14 snowsuits12 snowcoach19 snowsnake16 snowballed16 snowblader16 snowblades16 snowblinks19 snowblower18 snowboards16 snowbushes18 snowcapped20 snowclones15 snowdrifts17 snowfields17 snowflakes20 snowflecks22 Show more ...

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