Whirled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WHIRLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• WHIRL, to revolve rapidly
• move or cause to move rapidly round and round
• (of the head, mind, or senses) seem to spin round
• move or cause to move rapidly
NOUN:
• a rapid movement round and round.
• frantic activity of a specified kind
• a specified kind of sweet or biscuit with a spiral shape

Words related to WHIRLED

whirl11 whirling15 whirls12

Words that contain WHIRLED

upwhirled18 outwhirled17

How to use WHIRLED in a sentence

• Then a hand caught him by the arm and he was whirled around and sent into a corner with a crash.
• The bow of the canoe swung inward and the stern whirled so quickly that Rod, half kneeling, nearly lost his balance.
• The captain whirled around in his arm chair, jumped up from the table, and in two bounds was out on deck.
• The hurricane whirled across its bowl, but never stopped.
• He shook his fist at the crowd in general and then at Tom and Larry in particular, Then he whirled around and disappeared from view in a cloud of dust.
• Jack whirled his arms around in the manner of one turning a crank and laughed.
• Then it was put upon a swiftly turning wheel, and whirled around until it seemed as if it must fly into a thousand pieces.
• Dipping long strokes and strong, the girl, in concert with the man, suddenly whirled the tiny craft about against the current and brought it gently to the shore.
• He whirled about and started for the door of the building.
• Salisbury delivered the ball and Reddy whirled with his level swing.
• Salisbury whirled and threw to Prince, who covered the bag, and forced Trace.
• Detroit now knew him as the pilot of a queer affair that whirled and lurched through her thoroughfares, making as much disturbance as a freight train.
• Love and the salt sea, a helpless ship whirled into the hands of cannibals, desperate fighting and a tender romance.
• Bloody shreds of flesh were sticking to the gun-barrels, and torn limbs and even whole bodies were whirled round and round in the spokes of the wheels.
• Suddenly Black Bolly snorted and whirled down the glade.
• They were thrown about and whirled round and round without feeling the rotation in the slightest degree, or being sensible that they were removed from a horizontal position.
• The others had all visibly whirled the rope, some of them even shoulder high.
• In another minute he had whirled around and was running as fast as he could put foot to the ground.
• Gabriel was caught and whirled along in that living tide.
• But he saw the great white teeth of the wolf flash in the sun one instant, and the next the man had whirled on top.
• Its little sails were neatly made of linen, and whirled round very swiftly when the mill was placed in a draught of air.
• A greater velocity given to a whirled ball pulls the elastic cord far enough to give the ball a larger orbit.
• He reached Victoria station at noon, and the cab that whirled him to the Albany seemed to crawl.
• Into one of these we clambered, gave the word of command, and were whirled off at a gallop.

Similar words containing WHIRL without suffix ed

whirl11 awhirl12 whirls12 whirly15 upwhirl15 whirler13 outwhirl14 upwhirls16 whirlbat16 whirlers14 whirlier14 whirlies14 whirling15 outwhirls15 upwhirled18 whirlbats17 whirliest15 whirligig17 whirlings16 whirlpool17 whirlwind19 outwhirled17 upwhirling19 whirlabout18 whirlblast18 whirligigs18 whirlingly20 whirlpools18 whirlwinds20 whirlybird22 outwhirling18 whirlabouts19 whirlblasts19 whirlybirds23

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