Thumped is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THUMPED in dictionary:

VERB:
• THUMP, to beat with a heavy blow
• hit or strike heavily, especially with the fist or a blunt implement
• move forcefully or with a heavy deadened sound
• play a tune enthusiastically but heavy-handedly
• defeat heavily
• (of a person's heart or pulse) beat or pulsate strongly, typically because of fear or excitement
NOUN:
• a strong heartbeat, especially one caused by fear or excitement
• a dull, heavy blow with a person's fist or a blunt implement
• a heavy deadened sound
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to strike so as to make a dull, heavy sound

Words related to THUMPED

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How to use THUMPED in a sentence

• Yet he must run, and his breath got labored and his heart thumped.
• It caught two mountaineers on the edge of the crowd, who for no particular reason thumped each other with their huge fists, and were swiftly led away by that silent Guard.
• With some trouble Grace got back to her place and lay still, while her heart thumped painfully and something rang in her ears.
• He was actually so frightened that the heart of him fairly thumped in his breast.
• A villa had escaped from the shadow of the Crystal Palace, thumped its way down by night, grown suddenly monstrous in a shower of rich rain, and settled itself insolently to stay.
• Jack lit another blue light, and thumped on the deck to wake those below.
• I was out yesterday with Julius, and we thumped it, and concluded it would be fully ripe by tomorrow or next day.
• I grew dizzy with semi-asphyxiation, and my heart thumped until it seemed surely it would burst the canvas that bound me.
• Then silently she turned and thumped up the stairs.
• As soon as he was gone, she shut the door, listening until his heavy boots had thumped creaking down the rickety ladder leading to the frame-rooms.
• Once more her heart thumped wildly against her ribs.
• He chafed his blue nose and thumped his feet on the floor to warm them.
• His heart thumped wildly with hope while he looked.
• He thumped his heart, waved his arms, and made er speech like er politician.
• If he thumped affirmative or negative, he was wrong.
• His heart thumped, thumped, thumped, so that it sickened him.
• One man sprang to his feet and another thumped the table with his fist.
• By a chance I came on an Esquimaux sealing, and he beat and thumped me into wakefulness.
• Each morning, if there was news, I myself laboriously thumped out my notes on the typewriter, making an original and one copy.
• He took the butt of his lance and thumped and banged lustily upon it.
• We had much amusement in watching the progress of this vehicle as it bumped and thumped over the road, unconscious hitherto of the dignity of a wheeled carriage.
• The assistant collector thumped the bar with his fist, and ceased talking suddenly.
• A saddle thumped on the veranda, and Bud Shoop, puffing heavily, strode in.
• Just in the moment, however, when our nerves were humming, Don Guillermo thumped on the door with his stick and ordered us all to go to bed.
• She got up in full recognition of herself, her surroundings, and the memory that thumped inside her brain.
• Then my heart thumped more furiously than ever before.
• Footsteps thumped off the porch and out to the street.
• The fury of his passion was let loose, and he shook and thumped his victim unmercifully.

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