Throttled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THROTTLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• THROTTLE, to to choke by pressure at the windpipe
• attack or kill (someone) by choking or strangling them
• control (an engine or vehicle) with a throttle
• reduce the power of an engine or vehicle by use of the throttle
NOUN:
• a device controlling the flow of fuel or power to an engine
• a person's throat, gullet, or windpipe.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to strangle

Words related to THROTTLED

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How to use THROTTLED in a sentence

• Then he heard the faint sound of the scuffle, when Wesley throttled the compromising mastiff.
• With uncommon pleasure he could have throttled Peetka.
• Ellsworth got us all throttled down and Pee-wee started to tell us about his visit to the kindly old gentleman.
• Ellsworth got us throttled down and he told me to say what I had to say, because Mr.
• And on those nights, the air being still though a heavy swell was running, I heard thrice or more a throttled scream come shivering across the meadows from the graveyard.
• The vigor in the left arm, which has throttled one of the dogs, can hardly be surpassed.
• For two hundred years she lay prostrate under the blighting influence of Spain and Austria, and throttled by the commercial jealousy of England and Holland.
• The eldest son several times throttled his mother in such a way that she became black and blue in the face.
• Raging like a tiny fiend, Jerry found himself picked up by the neck, half- throttled, and flung through the air.
• By one swift stroke of the military censorship journalism was throttled.
• Without a word he seized his companion by the throat and throttled him until his eyes protruded and his face grew black and bloated.
• He was jammed in the jacket, pinned tight to the collar, and throttled in the collar.
• Even the provider of the rope that throttled the offender would have made no profit, because the rope would simply have been looted from the nearest store.
• We shall be throttled out of the world and pressed by the clumsy hands of Death into the mould of that same rubbish-hill of oblivion, unless there be a stronger hand to save us.
• He followed me, stole up softly behind, and with an old trick which they teach them on the other side of the Seine, he as nearly as possible throttled me.
• Ben throttled back and began edging to the left lanes.
• I got it away, but he threw me in the struggle, and nearly throttled me.
• They climbed slowly upward through the cheerless, mist-laden skies, the engine well throttled back and running as smoothly as any engine could.
• Then he drew the other ends across a beam, and pulled with all his might, so that he throttled them.
• Bud started the engine, throttled it down to his liking, and left it to warm up for the flight.
• He throttled his engine and started downward, the warmer airs welcome as he came lower.
• When I looked at the misery in her young eyes, I could joyfully have throttled him and stamped upon him.
• I took one of them by the throat and three-quarters throttled him.
• But a page who had perceived the theft, throttled the culprit and drew the chain from its hiding-place.
• He had seized Success by the windpipe and throttled it into obedience, and he ruthlessly bent everything and everybody to his own purposes.

Similar words containing THROTTL without suffix ed

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