Belted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BELTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• BELT, to thrash with a belt
• fasten with a belt
• be fastened with a belt
• secure or attach with a belt
• beat or strike (someone), especially with a belt as a punishment
• hit (something) hard
• rush or dash in a specified direction
• (of rain) fall hard
NOUN:
• a strip of leather or other material worn, typically round the waist, to support or hold in clothes or to carry weapons
• a belt worn as a sign of rank or achievement
• a belt of a specified colour, marking the attainment of a particular level in judo, karate, or similar sports
• a person who is qualified to wear a belt of a specified colour in judo, karate, etc.
• the punishment of being struck with a belt
• a continuous band of material used in machinery for transferring motion from one wheel to another
• a conveyor belt.
• a flexible strip carrying machine-gun cartridges.
• a strip or encircling area that is different in nature or composition from its surroundings
• a heavy blow
ADJECTIVE:
• Encircled by, or secured with, a belt; as, a belted plaid; girt with a belt, as an honorary distinction; as, a belted knight; a belted earl.
• Marked with a band or circle; as, a belted stalk.
• Worn in, or suspended from, the belt.
• having or provided with a belt
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to fasten with a belt (a strap or band worn around the waist)

Words related to BELTED

belt6 belting10 belts7

Words that contain BELTED

unbelted11

How to use BELTED in a sentence

• The flames belted the thick tower-walls as with a burning girdle.
• A white virginal muslin was belted around her slim figure by a blue ribbon, and her Leghorn hat was drawn around her oval cheek by a bow of the same color.
• He packed two guns, one belted high on the left hip, the other swinging low on the right side.
• This spire is belted with three broad bands of panelled tracery, and there are eight pinnacles at its base, two on each corner of the tower.
• But the word trooper must not conjure up a vision of belted horsemen, rigid in uniform, with clanking sabres, and helmets of brass.
• The figure glittered in the sunlight, clad in a suit of woven white metal and belted with a broad belt of steel.
• The maiden made answer to the knight, that very dear to her was the use he had found for her ring, and the girdle with which he had belted his body.
• He was of medium size, clad in a short fur jacket, belted at the waist, heavy cap, rough homespun trousers, stuck into coarse socks, and moccasins on his feet.
• He had only four belted attendants with him, and the gate was guarded only by a small party of useless sipahees, under the control of three or four black slaves.
• Henderson first pushed in a big woman dressed in a faded blue-checked gown, belted around the waist in a manner that made her look like a sack tied in the middle.
• They wore plain black cashmere dresses, plaited in at the waist, and belted to their pretty figures, over these, round, full aprons, tied behind with broad, hemmed bows.
• His flannel ones were gray, and his trousers were belted about with a leather strap.
• Luck was with him! Ross caught up his kilt and belted it around him after he had made a hurried examination of the body now lying at his feet.
• The surprise was not great enough, however, to interrupt his course for more than an instant, and he crossed the room and stood before the belted sentinel.
• Her khaki-flannel shirt, belted loosely with green leather and worn like a Russian blouse, lay open at the throat.
• A bolt was slipped back, and then a tall Montenegrin, belted and armed with knife and big revolver, blocked up the doorway.
• She turned pale when she saw the sentry in his belted blue-gray tunic and high cap.
• I had the money belted on me securely, and started out with flying colors.
• The houses and villages are all surrounded with hedges, thickly planted, and each village is also belted in the same manner.
• But that he should return to her a belted earl was beyond her wildest thoughts.
• The first was made without buttons, affording an apology for the use of a rich Indian shawl, that belted his body and kept the garment tight to his frame.
• In these streets the belted and blue-coated policeman appears seldom in comparison with the frequency of his occurrence in more reputable thoroughfares.
• Any open circle was belted around the horizon with woods, pines, firs, beech, birch, and small oaks.
• She stood before him in an informal, belted black wool sweater, a ridiculously inadequate skirt, and the solid shoes he detested on women.

Similar words containing BELT without suffix ed

belt6 belts7 belter8 unbelt8 belters9 belting10 beltman11 beltmen11 beltway15 flybelt15 sunbelt9 unbelts9 beltings11 beltless10 beltline10 beltways16 flybelts16 lifebelt13 seatbelt10 snowbelt13 sunbelts10 unbelted11 beltlike14 beltlines11 greenbelt12 lifebelts14 seatbelts11 snowbelts14 unbelting12 waistbelt14 moneybelt16 beltcourse14 greenbelts13 waistbelts15 moneybelts17 beltcourses15 shelterbelt16 shelterbelts17

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