Towed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TOWED in dictionary:

VERB:
• TOW, to pull by means of a chain or rope
• (of a motor vehicle or boat) pull (another vehicle or boat) along with a rope, chain, or tow bar
• (of a person) pull along behind one
RESIDUAL:
• tube-launched, optically tracked, wire-guided (missile).
NOUN:
• an act of towing a vehicle or boat
• a rope or line used to tow a vehicle or boat.
• the coarse and broken part of flax or hemp prepared for spinning.
• a bundle of untwisted natural or man-made fibres.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to pull by means of a rope or chain

Words related to TOWED

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How to use TOWED in a sentence

• At last he rose to the surface, panting and exhausted, permitting himself to be towed almost without an effort, to within twenty feet of his captors.
• We towed all the stuff up the river seven miles, and then packed it to Sheep Camp.
• I heard a grating sound on the side of my box, and soon felt I was being towed along the sea, and called for help until I was hoarse.
• His canoe was towed alongside, and in the rapids it was overturned, and the cargo lost.
• The ferry boat was towed up the river half a mile by a horse and then rowed across with oars pulled by two men.
• Once safely out of hearing, Jacob and Harry struck out and towed their companion to shore.
• He called all hands to come and help roll the log into the water, and after this had been done, he, with the assistance of several others, towed it some distance up the stream.
• The boy in blue had been looking over his shoulder at a black barge advancing slowly, towed by a gaunt white horse.
• With much difficulty the nine boats towed the animal alongside the Vettor Pisani to have him hoisted on board, but it was impossible on account of his colossal dimensions.
• In the midst of this confusion, the rope which towed the raft, broke also, and a hundred and fifty men were abandoned in the midst of the ocean, without any hope of relief.
• My companions followed, towed along in the same way.
• The other boys, laughing and shouting, towed him and his boat through the sea as they walked along the shore.
• They met several boats making for Crookford, who hailed them as usual, and they were overtaken by one or two others making their way more quickly, because towed by two horses.
• The boat was lowered and the ship towed up the river, until, at a short distance inland, it broadened into a lake.
• One of them, snow-blind, towed helplessly at the rear of a sled.
• Five torpedo-boats are to be towed from Madrid to Havana.
• This devilish device was attached to the submarine by a light cable, and towed along the surface of the water 1000 feet or more behind the submarine.
• Ashe led, Ross towed the donkeys, and McNeil brought up the rear.
• Frank was on board the schooner towed out by her steam consort.
• They then allowed themselves to be towed along, keeping the rope just taut enough to act as a guide.
• Fortunately the boat overtook the fugitives before they were within hailing distance of the town, and rapidly towed them back to the ship.
• If those cruisers steaming across the range had been sending six or eight-inch shrapnel, we should have preferred not to be so near that towed square of canvas.
• However, he had the stern-boat lowered from its pegs, and towed it along, so that the captain and his companions might take refuge in it, in case of need.
• For some distance the boatman walked on the shore and towed the boat with a long rope, while I tried to keep it off of the rocks with the rudder.
• They next towed the vessels out of the harbor, and attacked the town with increased fury.
• Ben and George then got into a small skiff that lay at the dock, and towed the Alert out into the middle of the creek, and anchored her.
• As Hancock had no idea of paying the duty, the customs officers seized the sloop and towed her under the guns of a warship which was in the harbor.
• The morning being calm, we were towed out by the boats of the squadron until a light air, the precursor of the seabreeze, set in.
• If the water over the work is deep, the boat is not moved from its position, but in shallow water it is towed a few yards away from the spot where the explosion is to take place.

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