Stunted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STUNTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• STUNT, to hinder from growth
• prevent from growing or developing properly
• perform stunts, especially aerobatics
NOUN:
• an action displaying spectacular skill and daring
• something unusual done to attract attention
ADJECTIVE:
• Dwarfed.
• inferior in size or quality
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to hinder the normal growth of

Words related to STUNTED

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How to use STUNTED in a sentence

• If we are little, stunted buds we cannot be big, glorious blossoms.
• Reaching a small cluster of stunted and gnarled pines, they pressed through it and emerged on a great, bleak hillside, almost bare of vegetation.
• It was merely a collection of stunted but thick-growing willows.
• Their complexion is a light bronze, stunted in stature, well-knit, and about the middle size.
• Having no part in this, her mind was stunted, according to their standards.
• Timber-trees appear here and there, but for the most part the growth is stunted, and few are higher than thirty feet.
• The boy was ugly, lean, and stunted in growth, browned by hot suns and powdered by the dust of country roads, but his eyes caught the gaze of the judge and held it.
• Only at long intervals were trees to be seen, and these were very small and stunted, and grew in sheltered hollows.
• The pine-trees in higher altitudes, for instance in Norway, appear miserably puny and almost stunted when compared with the giants of the South.
• In fact, it looks so much like a stunted heart nut that I suspected that one of these nuts might have gotten into the lot by accident.
• His gaze was fastened on a ridge to the east where desert line, fringed by stunted cedars, met the pale-blue sky, and for a long time he neither spoke nor stirred.
• The sides of the mountains are bare, but stunted trees and shrubs fill all the crevices.
• All their bases were of solid stone, but their summits consisted of loose blocks, from the interstices of which, trees and stunted vegetation shot forth.
• There only remained here and there a few twisted, stunted pines, which must have had a hard life in resisting at this altitude the high winds from the open sea.
• Such a poor soil as this we were anxious to get away from, and walk once more on a soil that would grow something besides stunted sage brush.
• His rough-coated pony cropped the tufts of stunted grass within call.
• Few cattle fed on the pastures, and stunted crops of grain ripened in the melancholy light.
• She was still pretty, but the first look told that her face had once been still prettier, and there was something stunted and faded about her appearance.

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