Teemed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TEEMED in dictionary:

VERB:
• TEEM, to be full to overflowing
• be full of or swarming with
• (of water, especially rain) pour down; fall heavily

Words related to TEEMED

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Words that contain TEEMED

steemed10 beteemed13 esteemed11 overteemed16 disesteemed15 misesteemed16

How to use TEEMED in a sentence

• Still, the omission was soon rectified, and the Home ere long teemed with children.
• The press, relieved of its most watchful and jealous spies, teemed with pamphlets and books of the most licentious character.
• Its numerous windows were opened to the light of the sun, its halls teemed with the faces of its happy inmates.
• The English reviews of the French original showed that if certain portions of it were deemed indiscreet, it none the less teemed with admirable and even delightful pages.
• The Forest teemed with new playmates for him and Ivra.
• Within their areas of glow the air teemed with atoms of liquid gold.
• Woods and valleys, plains and ravines, teemed with it.
• She knew well it was precisely what she would have done herself in his case and teemed with pride in her bonny, reckless, beloved soldier brother.
• Seemingly destitute of animal life, the country fairly teemed at their approach.
• One could have been run over and killed by them twenty times between Trafalgar Square and Piccadilly Circus, but all teemed with selfish life.
• The whole landscape, in fact, teemed with a spirit of savage grandeur.
• Kindled with new life, the nations teemed with a progeny of heroes, and the stormy glories of the sixteenth century rose on awakened Europe.
• This spurious document teemed with figures and assertions concerning a wonderful gold mine which Glenmore had virtually purchased.
• The Mohammedan journals, at this time, teemed with the utterances of undisguised sedition.
• The meadows were spotted with sheep, and the orchards teemed with the coming fruit.
• Then it was, beaten into the tent by the frost, that the trail, with monstrous irony, suddenly teemed with life.
• For years their writings teemed with charges against the colonists similar to those they had brought before the High Court of Justice.
• In all ages and all nations society has teemed with devices for the distribution of these returns, prizes to the meritorious, penalties to the derelict.
• The press teemed with anecdotes and personal gossip of the governor.
• The street cries had begun to swell into a volume of sound, and at the earliest dawn the whole place teemed with stir and life.
• Newspapers, pamphlets, and periodicals teemed with biting sarcasm on this most extraordinary circumstance.
• The press teemed with publications in favour of the colonists, and every breeze wafted them across the mighty waters to add fuel to the flames.
• The next hour was spent in listening to some clever speeches and interesting papers, which were very amusing and teemed with jokes and sharp hits of sarcasm.
• The court papers teemed with descriptions of the expected magnificence.
• The woods back from the river teemed with bird and animal life.
• And what a populace teemed round and through all! Here was the Creole, there the New Englander.
• One effect was that her mind teemed with family history.
• The newspapers teemed with descriptions of her, and incidents of her life, many of which were, of course, purely imaginative.
• Silver rivers spread their network among the woods, and the lakes and the quiet reaches of the rivers teemed with trout and salmon.
• It is one of the thousand calumnies with which the press teemed, during an excited political canvass.
• For more than a year the newspapers teemed with eulogy and elegy, and both prose and poetry were severely taxed to pay tribute to the memory of the great one who had gone.
• In his eyes statecraft, religion, philosophy, science, and industry teemed with raw material of surpassing interest and importance for the literary artist.
• Thus we find that in these early days mankind teemed in this part of Yorkshire.
• The eventful period since that era has teemed with great men, who have crossed the scene and passed off.

Similar words containing TEEM without suffix ed

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