Trekked is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TREKKED in dictionary:

VERB:
• TREK, to go on a journey, also TRECK
• go on a long arduous journey, typically on foot
• travel constantly from place to place
• (of an ox) draw a vehicle or pull a load
• fish using a trek net
• migrate or journey with one's belongings by ox wagon.
NOUN:
• a long arduous journey, especially one made on foot
• a leg or stage of a journey.
• a haul of fish caught using a trek net.
• a person's possessions
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make a slow or arduous journey

Words related to TREKKED

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How to use TREKKED in a sentence

• TRANSLATION We trekked into a far country, My friend and I.
• We soon started and trekked off down the road out of Locre towards Ypres.
• We came trotting down one road, covered with dust, and they came trotting down another road even more covered with dust, having trekked all day.
• Shovel in hand old Gettysburg discovered the men with an instrument who trekked along the outside edge of the claim.
• So we trekked boldly to where Dingaan was, and, stopping the wagons, went up to him in a body.
• Therefore it was obvious that he would never make an irreparable quarrel with them by treacherously putting us to death as we trekked through his country.
• Indeed, as there was more land than we could possibly occupy, I persuaded Henri Marais, the Prinsloos and the Meyers, with whom I had trekked from Delagoa, to visit it with me.
• At the moment he was standing alone, watching two wagons that had just trekked away.
• Perhaps the Mayors were not mad! Some of these men had trekked for days in ox-wagons before reaching the railroad to take train for Pretoria.
• We trekked back over the Drakensberg to the Free State, where some remained, but others wandered northwards over the Vaal River.
• The discontented colonists began to leave the seacoast and trekked inwards, where the heavy hands of the cordially detested representatives of the Company could not reach them.
• The Boers were disheartened and many of them trekked back to the veld beyond the Drakensberg passes, which is now the Orange River Colony.
• After sunset Cronje broke up his camp at Klip Kraal Drift and trekked along the right bank.
• Five weeks of Baden-Powell were enough for Cronje, who on November 19 trekked away to the south, leaving Snyman and 3,000 burghers to continue the siege.
• He found it not at Lindley, nor at Heilbron, for it had trekked away to Frankfort.
• In one month he trekked 270 miles from the Brandwater Basin to the north of the Magaliesberg, with British troops continuously to his flanks, his front, and his rear.
• Hertzog and Brand joined forces across the river and trekked to the east, having thrown Plumer off the scent for a day.
• De Wet trekked along the left bank of the Orange for nearly sixty miles, but found every drift impassable.
• He trekked for three days and then ran unexpectedly into a Boer column at Vlakfontein.
• When we trekked out of the nek strict orders were given that there was to be no loud talking and no matches struck.
• When it was told the order was given to mount, and on we trekked again past the sleeping British camp.
• Presently we trekked again, and I was feeling horribly uneasy about her, when I nearly dropped.
• The rest of the Northern Army had trekked on with scarcely any pause.
• In less than a week General Botha had trekked over one hundred and twenty miles, the distance from Karibib to Otjiwarongo.

Similar words containing TREKK without suffix ed

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