Strode is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STRODE in dictionary:

VERB:
• STRIDE, to walk with long steps
• walk with long, decisive steps in a specified direction
• walk about or along (a street or other place) with long, decisive steps
• cross (an obstacle) with one long step.
• bestride
NOUN:
• a long, decisive step
• the length of a step or manner of taking steps in walking or running
• a step or stage in progress towards an aim
• a good or regular rate of progress, especially after a slow or hesitant start
• trousers.
• denoting or relating to a rhythmic style of jazz piano playing in which the left hand alternately plays single bass notes on the downbeat and chords an octave higher on the upbeat
• See Strude.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a past tense of stride
• imp. of Stride.

Words related to STRODE

stridden10 stride7 strides8 striding10

Words that contain STRODE

bestrode11 outstrode10 overstrode14 sinistrodextral23

How to use STRODE in a sentence

• Then Beltane leapt down into the hollow and strode swift-footed, nor stayed until he stood face to face with Tostig beside the sullen pool.
• Sinclair swept up an armful of wood and strode off to the spot he had selected for the campfire, near the place where the spring water ran into a small pool.
• He rose from his chair, and for some minutes strode rapidly up and down the room, the floor creaking under his heavy tread.
• Straight upon them the big grey man strode and halted in front of Nash.
• With their arms tied, the boys found it hard work to keep up with their captors, who strode along with long steps.
• The sun was setting when the door was flung open and the sharp-faced corporal strode in.
• Passing through, he entered a courtyard, strode across it, and came into the working area.
• With menacing steps his battalions strode on, and triumphantly entered Prague, the capital city, situated in the very heart of the kingdom.
• He turned and strode back to the horses, mounted, and with Gil rode from the naked, sunny plain.
• The store-keeper grew suspicious and finally strode back to the corral.
• Then Hunsa, having repeated the appeal to Bhowanee, strode toward the goal, and reaching it, cast the iron shot to the ground, holding up his hand in triumph.
• There followed a long silence, while Leroux strode furiously about the room.
• He thrust the letter in his pocket, took up his hat, and leaving the house, strode up Fifth Avenue toward the Park in the early spring sunlight.
• She did not like this strong, rugged, beautiful girl who strode along the street with such a firm, conquering tread and left men gaping after her.
• He turned on his heel, and strode from the room, whispering a few words of instruction to the nurse.
• It was here that William Strode in 1680 entertained the Duke of Monmouth.
• Wesley strode down the store with his head high through pride in her, but his heart was sore over the memory of two little faces under Brushwood sod.
• Two minutes later Burke Ranger strode across the yard with that in his face which made it more terrible than the face of a savage beast.
• Past the mill, and down the road to the house strode Darrin, but his moving feet made hardly a sound.
• Free, careless, upright, he strode humming along the verandah and swung round the corner out of sight.
• Here he dismounted and, leaving his horse with reins thrown over his head to the ground, strode off toward the side door of the saloon.
• Miss Price sprang from her chair, and strode straight to where Brida lay trembling.
• He grew calm, and with a firm step he strode across the apartment.
• The master strode to and fro in the hall, and Elizabeth was humming at her wheel.

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