Bridled is valid Scrabble Word

Is bridled a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is bridled valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

7 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
13 points in WWF

Definitions for BRIDLED in dictionary:

VERB:

BRIDLE, to check or restrain
put a bridle on (a horse)
bring (something) under control; curb
show one's resentment or anger, especially by throwing up one's head and drawing in one's chin

NOUN:

the headgear used to control a horse, consisting of buckled straps to which a bit and reins are attached
a line, rope, or device that is used to restrain or control the action or movement of something.
a mooring cable.

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to control with a restraint

Words related to BRIDLED

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How to use BRIDLED in a sentence

It maybe stated here that three days afterwards, as I subsequently learned, Buckskin Joe, all saddled and bridled, turned up at Fort McPherson.
Immediately outside the town were waiting, saddled but not bridled, some score of the extraordinary riding-birds Eveena had described.
He saddled and bridled the animal while the shots were coming into the stable, without either man or beast getting injured.
Having completed his works, he drew up his legions before the rampart and stationed the cavalry in certain positions, with their horses bridled.
She bridled with rage, and exchanged a significant glance with Guglielmi.
Dick called him by his name and advanced, while Charlie met him half-way, and allowed himself to be saddled, bridled, and mounted forthwith.
But he was wise, and he bridled back the words that most readily of all others would have come to his lips.
Virgie bridled a trifle at being so closely questioned.
At the gate Honoria blew a whistle, and after a few seconds Aide-de-camp came obediently out of the darkness to be bridled.
The news was told to the king, who gave orders that the strange steed should be saddled and bridled, and prepared to mount it.

There were five horses, saddled and bridled, standing in front of the stable.
At the edge of the grove he saw a horse, saddled and bridled.
Then, hurriedly, he saddled and bridled two horses and led them to where Mary was waiting on the porch.
Close at hand a dozen or more wiry little mustangs stood saddled and bridled and ready for any emergency.
That little cabin in the woods was liable to become the scene of a tragedy unless he bridled his tongue or went away.
You will see farther, that we are completely saddled and bridled, and that the bank is so firmly mounted on us that we must go where they will guide.
Singing Arrow bridled, and drew away and then drew near.
Mary bridled and blushed and threw a tender glance at him from behind her fan, and the parson thought to himself that after all he was not old yet.
Toby bridled his impatience a while, but at last sprang to his feet and dashed forward again.
Five minutes later, when he came out with the pony saddled and bridled, he found that Betty and Malcolm had gone.
Three horses, ready saddled and bridled, stood in the gulch, apparently reserved for the use of any one about the camp who should need them in a hurry.
Some of the animals were saddled and bridled, and for these they made a dash.
Every individual taste, every natural appetite, was bridled by caution.
So, when the wound was fully healed, the black permitted himself to be bridled and saddled.
She saw him bring his horse from the barn, saddled and bridled.
The sea anchor was bridled something like a kite, so that it bit into the water as a kite bites into the air, but with a difference.
I should be very glad if it was to be dropped entirely for this session, but the young men are warm and not easily bridled.
At last, after much hard thinking, he put on his sword and ordered his pony to be bridled.
Traveller, saddled and bridled, was waiting and the commander-in-chief sprang into the saddle with all the agility of a young man.
Behind headquarters was a long shed and stable In which were to be found at all hours saddle horses and artillery horses, saddled and bridled, ready for instant use.
Three days later Joe, saddled and bridled, turned up at Fort McPherson.
We bridled our horses with all speed, leaped upon them, and went rushing down the steep road, our swords in hand, like an avalanche.
A groom was waiting there with the horses saddled and bridled.
I hurried through my repast, bridled my horse and set off at a gallop expecting to overtake him, but to my astonishment he had left the road.
The Armstrongs and other Border clans, who had been moss-trooping in their ancient way, were also reduced, and new fortresses and garrisons bridled the fighting clans of the west.
Rebuked and bridled by the King of might, The Terror of the waters shall grow calm, The leaping sea.
The next morning, when I rose, there awaited me a noble steed, ready saddled and bridled, and I rode away and am returned hither.

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