Wheeled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WHEELED in dictionary:

VERB:
• WHEEL, to cause to revolve
ADJECTIVE:
• (of a vehicle or other object) having wheels to enable it to move over the ground
• having or equipped with a wheel or wheels
• Having wheels; -- used chiefly in composition; as, a four-wheeled carriage.
• having wheels; often used in combination
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to convey on wheels (circular frames designed to turn on an axis)

Words related to WHEELED

wheel11 wheeling15 wheels12

How to use WHEELED in a sentence

• The mistress of Elmhurst always dressed for this meal and tonight she wore a rich black silk and had her invalid chair wheeled to her place at the head of the table.
• If she had gone on again that night it would have been in a wheeled chair.
• He wheeled and flung up his arm against a hurricane of blows.
• But the Argives, discovering that the Lacedaemonians were behind them, wheeled round and came racing back, pouring out of the palisade at full speed.
• Sieppe marched his daughter to the exact middle of the floor, wheeled at right angles, and brought her up to the minister.
• Then they wheeled about and began to circle in the opposite direction.
• Suddenly he wheeled sharply about, cocking the Winchester and tossing it to his shoulder.
• He was shaking like a leaf as he stumbled against a chair and suddenly wheeled round to the light.
• Their startled eyes beheld indeed the most remarkable figure that had ever wheeled a bicycle down the platform of Torrydhulish Station.
• They appeared, they sank, they wheeled, always from east to west, the way the sun travels.
• Accordingly, he whipped into it, wheeled round, and trotted gently away past me.
• He wheeled round on his heel and returned to the kitchen.
• In obeying this command, the soldiers had not more than wheeled about, when down came the foe in full pursuit, making the very air ring with their war-whoops and unearthly shouts.
• Small, two wheeled carts were made at the place of starting in Iowa.
• The dancers advanced, retired, wheeled and swayed in easy circles, swept up and down, and across the floor in graceful lines.
• So I mused, weeping for very rage, but then came a heavy rolling sound overhead, as of moving wheeled pieces of ordnance.
• Manius wheeled into place beside him at the head of the column.
• As soon as Hazel reached the corner of the fence and saw them there, she began to run, her eyes fixed eagerly on the white figure in the wheeled chair.
• The moose wheeled, however, as if struck by sudden panic, and went clear over Nat, who was thrown headlong and slid down into the water.
• They lined the road forty deep, and seeing he could not run the gauntlet, he wheeled his mare and fled backwards.
• His back and her profile were turned our way, but at the sound of the opening door he wheeled on the stool, and both stared at Mr.
• Then, drowning all other noises, an English gun spoke and a projectile wheeled through the air and towards the enemy.
• He might have saved the labour, as the horse wheeled on one foot, and pulled fairly for the picket fence opposite.
• And as I wheeled my bicycle away from the porch, he took a step or two alongside me, his hands in his pockets, his lips humming a careless tune.
• Down came the tramp, just as Dick wheeled, falling heavily across Reuben Hinman, knocking the breath from the peddler.
• In former days, when roads were bad and wheeled vehicles almost unknown, an old laird was returning from a supper party, with his lady mounted behind him on horseback.

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