Cabled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CABLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CABLE, to fasten with a heavy rope
• send a message to (someone) by cablegram
• transmit (a message) by cablegram
• send a cablegram
• provide (an area) with power lines or with the equipment necessary for cable television
• decorate (a structure) with rope-shaped mouldings.
NOUN:
• a thick rope of wire or hemp used for construction, mooring ships, and towing vehicles
• a length of 200 yards (182.9 m) or (in the US) 240 yards (219.4 m)
• a moulding resembling twisted rope.
• an insulated wire or wires having a protective casing and used for transmitting electricity or telecommunication signals
• a cablegram
• the chain of a ship's anchor.
ADJECTIVE:
• Fastened with, or attached to, a cable or rope.
• Adorned with cabling.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to fasten with a cable (a heavy rope)

Words related to CABLED

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How to use CABLED in a sentence

• But, in order to be sure, I cabled our man at Paris to investigate.
• He accepted an official position of considerable honor and distinction in Washington, rented a house there, and cabled his wife and younger daughter to come over in September.
• Week after week he swung between the extremes of hope and dejection, and at last, when the strain had become unbearable, he cabled her.
• At that moment the home government cabled the Resident-General to send all his available troops to France, abandoning the whole of conquered territory except the coast towns.
• Cabled that the incident is closed and that I stand where I stood and that I am what I am.
• When this unpleasant news was communicated to General Weyler, he cabled to his agent in New York, asking him to send a dredging-machine over to Havana immediately.
• General Woodford has cabled to the State Department asking permission to publish the contents of the note he gave the Duke of Tetuan.
• He had cabled Audrey, and he drew a long breath when, on the third day, a cable came from her.
• I was quite sure when I cabled to Cairo on the second day of the games.
• He turned from that to a cabled report from Khartum of the opinion which various governors of districts had formed concerning the ways and the discretion of Martin Hillyard.
• I cabled to McNeill, my Paris agent, to come right here with half a dozen of the best detectives in France, scooped up Mr.
• This paper then sent its news to Europe, and from there cabled to New York.
• The moment Maggie signed my paper I cabled Miss Chester to return.
• I cabled the facts to Washington at once, and sent the map with a fuller report the next day.
• In December the name of this successor was cabled to me with instructions to find out whether he would be acceptable to the Queen and the Government of Holland.
• Milly cabled her ally in Paris, Madame Catteau, for a new Queen of the Counter, but she did not arrive until their first season was drawing to a close.
• Glass is Secretary of the Treasurer, and when he cabled Mr.
• I have immediately cabled you my heartfelt appreciation of her act.
• He cabled you in answer to your letter about the “Hidden Words”.
• I presume by the time this letter reaches you, you will have cabled the proposed height and width.
• I cabled you May 14th, that the Guardian had not approved any design for the Temple.
• He cabled to us that in a fissure of the rock, where, as everyone knows, the finest rubies are found, he had made a most marvellous find.
• The minister had cabled to Washington for instructions.
• I have just cabled Billy Milton, in Nebraska, to come by the first steamer.
• He had cabled a month before that he would meet her there if he could not get to Cape Town.
• A New York representative had cabled fourteen thousand, not because Mr.
• But this letter changed my plans, and the following day I cabled Pickering of my departure and was outward bound on a steamer for New York.
• He had cabled to Jean to meet him at Calais, but when, at dawn the next morning, the channel boat drew in to the wharf there was no sign of Jean or the car.
• Angus had gauged her fatal habit of conceited anxiety to help other people when he cabled to her not to marry a drunkard whom she had merely put to him as a hypothetical case.
• Youmans were much respected and loved, their goodness and charity were unbounded, and much sorrow was felt when the news of their dreadful end was cabled to this country.
• The present Government is very angry with Weyler, because it has come to light that many of the marches he has cabled about to Spain have not been made at all.

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