Struck is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STRUCK in dictionary:

VERB:
• STRIKE, to hit
• hit forcibly and deliberately with one's hand or a weapon or other implement.
ADJECTIVE:
• (used in combination) affected by something overwhelming
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to hit forcibly
• a past tense of strike
• imp. & p. p. of Strike.

Words related to STRUCK

stricken14 strike10 strikes11 striking13 strook10 strucken14

Words that contain STRUCK

restruck14 strucken14 unstruck14 awestruck18 misstruck17 outstruck15 sunstruck15 dumbstruck21 lovestruck19 moonstruck18 overstruck19 starstruck16 stagestruck18 wonderstruck22 counterstruck21 thunderstruck23

How to use STRUCK in a sentence

• Leaving the infantry to guard the supply camp, Colonel Mills struck out for the north with the seven companies of cavalry.
• One of the champions had been a surgeon in his time, and had cut human flesh with becoming recklessness, but now he, as well as the entire Committee, struck a new experience.
• It struck me as a curious coincidence that the former rifle is in general use throughout the Russian army.
• In spite of the danger of our position, I could not help being struck with the magnificence of the spectacle presented by the great fleet of boats now fast advancing towards us.
• When they had nearly reached the top of the great West Hill the clocks in the town struck eight.
• It may have come when Brutus stabbed us, or when a child whom we had cherished struck us with a serpent-fang of treachery and left the poison to creep upon our heart.
• France had struck the first blow, and she had struck hard.
• There we struck a bargain with the main band of strong-thieves of the wood, that we and they together would get us a new home in Upmeads, which is a fat and pleasant land.
• At last some one remembered that Diego had struck Juan Lepe who had flung him off.
• The next moment he was struck by another sea that sent him high up, and gaining his feet he rapidly reached a position in which he was safe from the surging breakers.
• The line of defence which covers her shores has struck to the British flag.
• The bell struck twelve, and the Lady Imogene delivered herself to her fate.
• The ball had missed him, had gone between him and Marcadel and struck neither.
• Then, to keep myself in countenance, or to smoke, I have struck a match, but I make no use of the gleam at my finger-tips.
• He threatened, and almost struck the men, but they would run on as soon as his back was turned.
• And the change in the reserved man struck them both.
• MORAL EDUCATION Two little boys, four and five years old respectively, were playing quietly, when the one of four years struck the other on his cheek.
• The time at length arrived, and we left the city just as the clock struck nine.
• They topped a small jam and struck the smooth-going below.
• Reaching the surface of the level ground, they circled until they struck into the main trail east again, about a mile below where the party had left their horses.
• At this sign of resistance one of the white men, with an oar, struck the head of one of the fugitives, which knocked him down.
• She had recognized his voice in the hall, and to conceal her emotion, she sat down at the piano and aimlessly struck a few chords.
• We have been struck with this particularly in some of the British colonies.
• If a cartridge or layer be struck with a heavy hammer, the portion struck is decomposed, owing to the large amount of heat developed by the blow.
• The absence of arrangement is so marked that it is very difficult to turn to a passage which in a previous perusal has struck the eye.

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