Stumped is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STUMPED in dictionary:

VERB:
• STUMP, to baffle
• (of a question or problem) be too hard for; baffle
• be at a loss; not know what to do or say
• walk stiffly and noisily
• (of a wicketkeeper) dismiss (a batsman) by dislodging the bails with the ball while the batsman is out of the crease but not running.
• travel around (a district) making political speeches
• use a stump on (a drawing, line, etc.).
NOUN:
• the bottom part of a tree left projecting from the ground after most of the trunk has fallen or been cut down.
• the small projecting remnant of something that has been cut or broken off or worn away
• each of the three upright pieces of wood which form a wicket.
• close of play in a cricket match.
• a cylinder with conical ends made of rolled paper or other soft material, used for softening or blending marks made with a crayon or pencil.
• used in relation to political campaigning

Words related to STUMPED

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Words that contain STUMPED

restumped14

How to use STUMPED in a sentence

• Patsy arose and stumped to a position directly in front of Jane Merrick, where she rested on her crutches.
• Zollicoffer was a prominent and influential citizen of Nashville previous to the war, and stumped the state with Col.
• And when, two runs later, Psmith got the next man stumped, and finished up his over with a c-and-b, Wrykyn decided that it was not good enough.
• I am absolutely and utterly stumped, up to the present.
• Louise was reading in the hammock, and merely glanced at the little man, who solemnly stumped around to the back door with the three red volumes tucked underneath his arm.
• I once was well-to-do, my boys, but now I am stumped up, And I’m forced to go on rations in an old bark hut.
• What he had said, was perfectly correct, and I was positively stumped what to do for the best.
• Morris turned away from Calvert and stumped his way back to the side of the lady of his Platonic affections, where he remained until the company broke up.
• It was only when they were stumped for another single question that they decided to go.
• However, I stumped Taliaferro County for Garfield when I was in Georgia.
• Max Beerbohm, I remember, professed to understand the first two forms of popular wit, but said that the third quite stumped him.
• For the duties they were, and still are, called upon to perform it is not enough that a man should have edited a democratic newspaper or stumped the State for Bryan.
• He flourished his leg more proudly than ever as he stumped victoriously home and announced the great news to Aunt Charlotte.
• Then he stumped his way upstairs and was not seen again.
• But that gentleman brushed past him, stumped down the stairs, and strode into the stretch before the stand, loudly calling for the carriage.
• And, to show further displeasure, he whirled and stumped away across the fields toward his home.
• But I was stumped when he left San Francisco one day for Virginia City.
• You solve problems every day that would have stumped you hopelessly as a freshman.
• The flag was presented to an old sick soldier, who stumped forward on a wooden leg, his breast covered with the medals of the Crimea and the Italian campaign.
• The young lay-sister who carried the light, stumped up the steps, and set down the lantern with a clatter.
• Sir Chichester stumped into the room when the serious part of the meal was over, and all the newspapers already taken.
• Jack Merrill was only a lad, after all, and he found himself suddenly called upon to answer a question which might have stumped a grown man.
• The Major stumped down to the waterside in the fast gathering dusk and hauled in the boat.
• In 1844 he was on the Whig electoral ticket and stumped the state for Henry Clay whom he greatly admired.
• He was on the electoral ticket and stumped New England and Illinois for Taylor, as soon as Congress adjourned.
• At a word from the chief the squaws stumped listlessly to their ha-was and were seen no more for some time.
• Doctors sought her out when they were stumped by difficult cases.
• There was something irrational about it that stumped him.
• The cobbler stumped about the kitchen a minute before answering, holding himself down.
• Belcher comfortably seated there, and stumped up the broad aisle in his shirt-sleeves, the amazement of the minister and the congregation may be imagined.

Similar words containing STUMP without suffix ed

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