Buffeted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BUFFETED in dictionary:

VERB:
• BUFFET, to hit sharply
• (especially of wind or waves) strike repeatedly and violently; batter
• knock (someone) off course
• (of difficulties) afflict (someone) over a long period
NOUN:
• a meal consisting of several dishes from which guests serve themselves
• a room or counter in a station, hotel, or other public building selling light meals or snacks.
• a railway carriage selling light meals or snacks.
• a blow or punch.
• a shock or misfortune
• a low stool or hassock.
ADJECTIVE:
• pounded or hit repeatedly by storms or adversities

Words related to BUFFETED

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How to use BUFFETED in a sentence

• No sooner had he buffeted one away than the others were dragging him down.
• But lately, one rough day, this Flower I passed And recognised it, though an altered form, 10 Now standing forth an offering to the blast, And buffeted at will by rain and storm.
• This was really unnecessary, for Prince was buffeted to a walk.
• As he went it seemed to him that the swaying houses buffeted him about as a child might play with a ball.
• Oh, the agony of seeing the door closed! I have buffeted my way through a crowd before now, but I may say that I never before knew what terror was.
• Trembling with weakness and breathless from being buffeted about so much, they gained the narrow beach and with a great sigh of relief rolled out onto the sand.
• Slower and slower moved the expedition on its daily march, faltering, staggering, blinded and buffeted by the incessant northeast winds, cruel, merciless, keen as knife-blades.
• Then night fell, and with it squalls of wind and rain came and buffeted them till they had to forsake the paddles for the bailing-vessels to keep the boat afloat.
• Bodies buffeted one from behind, and while one was yet looking round in apology or anger more bodies buffeted one from the flank.
• This was another severe blow at his tender frame, which had been so buffeted all the late season.
• A lucky young gentleman was taken into the sea one winter and buffeted smartly until a chance wave landed him again.
• But he had been fearfully buffeted among those sea-drenched rocks, bruised from head to foot, shocked by successive blows.
• He has been buffeted about by political parties, and now it remains for the church to save him.
• The place was full of echoes, held there and buffeted from wall to wall as if flying back and forth in a distracted effort to escape.
• Ulysses, buffeted by wars and stormy seas, has had a life of calm as compared with this new hero.
• Being a very little boat, with a light cargo, she was sometimes severely buffeted by the northeast monsoon, which was blowing at that time of the year.
• We were buffeted about in the bay by a heavy wind, the captain lost his reckoning, anchored, and the next morning we found ourselves uncomfortably near to the Maryland shore.
• Terrific storms raised tremendous seas through which the five little vessels buffeted their toilsome way.
• Not to respect persons, was, and is, another of their doctrines and practices, for which they were often buffeted and abused.
• The powdered ice rose from the ground in waves which buffeted one another and fell in spray, only to rise again in ceaseless, tumultuous action.
• Much in the same way as I had rescued the little bug, buffeted by winds, Mrs.
• Resemble the walls the builders, buffeted, stern, and worn.
• Nance was regarding the buffeted Pony Rider keenly.
• The target, however, was so buffeted about by the waves that it was next to impossible to sight on it.
• Satan and his seed have always persecuted and buffeted the Christians, and Jehovah has caused this persecution to result in the development of the members of the body of Christ.
• Twelve legions girded with angelic sword Stood at His beck, the scorned and buffeted.
• It seemed a neat little town, a curiously placid little town to be so buffeted by the storm.
• An invincible revolt, the anger of a wife buffeted at home, impelled her forward.
• Well for him had he remained there, for he returned to Delhi only to be buffeted, first by one faction and then by another.
• Never a word he said as they raced through from one cove to the other, neither when the waters buffeted him nor when weeds twined about his feet, and rocks impeded him.

Similar words containing BUFFET without suffix ed

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