Swarmed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SWARMED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SWARM, to move in a large group
• (of flying insects) move in or form a swarm
• (of honeybees, ants, or termites) issue from the nest in large numbers in order to mate and found new colonies
• move somewhere in large numbers
• be crowded or overrun with (moving people or things)
NOUN:
• a large or dense group of flying insects
• a large number of honeybees that leave a hive en masse with a newly fertilized queen in order to establish a new colony.
• a large number of people or things
• a series of similar-sized earthquakes occurring together, typically near a volcano.
• a large number of minor celestial objects occurring together in space, especially a dense shower of meteors.

Words related to SWARMED

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Words that contain SWARMED

beswarmed17 upswarmed17

How to use SWARMED in a sentence

• If you live in London you can see and hear him, for he and his cousins have swarmed along the Thames of late years.
• The bodies hung at the roadside, where the execution took place, until the blue flies literally swarmed around them, and the stench was fearful.
• The niggers swarmed over her, and they just threw the crew into the boats.
• The others swarmed over the park, now around the swings, now in the Casino, now in the museum, now invading the merry-go-round.
• The men swarmed through the ranch buildings like locusts.
• He swarmed up the rope, followed by one of the boatmen.
• Could it be that the calm expanse before me swarmed with creatures of devouring greed? I turned and looked over the land through which my way must lie.
• When the Spaniards went there, this lake swarmed with people.
• Too, too slow! Around them the Germans swarmed like bees.
• Ere the torches flickered in their sockets the savages had swarmed over poop and bows.
• A moment later he had swarmed over the wall and dropped to the other side just as a shot rang out behind.
• Simultaneously, five detachments swarmed against the chosen points of assault.
• He tried to shout, but his half-choked voice was drowned in the sudden burst of song which rose from the band of gaily dressed figures which now swarmed around him.
• Had either of those men struck down the woman, then twenty other men, outraged by such a deed, would then and there have swarmed upon the two and crushed them.
• The place had the advantage of being in a very forlorn neighborhood where many children swarmed.
• The militia, however, was hardly more than a force on paper, and the camps swarmed with generals and field-officers who were merely civilians in gaudy uniform.
• The congregation swarmed with young men, many of whom have risen to prominence in the commercial and religious life of the great metropolis.
• All over and about this great black thing scurried and swarmed khaki figures, busy in the work of embarkation.
• From the first day his office swarmed with patients.
• As the boys and girls swarmed out and scurried away in every direction like a horde of busy ants, Mrs.
• Outdoors in the false, flickering day of the arc lights the crowd swarmed, on the curb, on the sidewalk, on the house steps.

Similar words containing SWARM without suffix ed

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