Carted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CARTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CART, to convey in a two wheeled vehicle
• convey or put in a cart or similar vehicle
• carry (a heavy or cumbersome object) somewhere with difficulty
• remove or convey (someone) somewhere roughly or abruptly
• hit (the ball) with a powerful stroke that sends it a long way
NOUN:
• a strong open vehicle with two or four wheels, typically used for carrying loads and pulled by a horse
• a shallow open container on wheels that may be pulled or pushed by hand.
• a shopping trolley.
• a facility on a website that records items selected by a customer for purchase until the transaction is completed
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to convey in a cart (a two-wheeled vehicle)

Words related to CARTED

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How to use CARTED in a sentence

• Children who might well have lived were taken from their mothers, the only nurses whose milk would have nourished them, to be carted away and to die for lack of proper nutriment.
• Last winter, when the roads were hard, he had carted up the big circular blade and the fittings, ordered from Trondhjem through the village store.
• Wells being dragged shrieking down Fifth Avenue or being carted away from her house in a Black Maria filled him with dismay.
• He had apparently left the town before dawn with a waggon of produce that had to be carted to Tuapse.
• The wheat-rick shrank lower, and the straw-rick grew higher, and the corn-sacks were carted away.
• Indeed, there on the road were the broad wheelmarks of the van which had carted off the furniture.
• For the present capital did not lie on a navigable river, and all the grain had to be carted, an expensive and unsafe mode of transport.
• For a great many years, Albany was the only market to which the pioneers carted their wheat.
• The wagons, upon which the produce was carted, were of rough and clumsy make.
• There is no minister in this whole country and I could not bear the little broken lily-bud to be just carted away and buried, so I arranged the funeral and conducted the services.
• He sees the fish carted, and then goes home with the stolid heavy-footed men.
• Courtland went out presently, bringing back a second-hand man with whom he made a quiet bargain that not even the nurse could hear, and the surplus furniture was carted away.
• Walters said were not worth mending, and he would have carted away.
• During the preceding summer they had carted their wash-dirt from the gully until rain came and filled the waterhole.
• Jasper felt that this was the one he had been looking for, and he hurried out of the building and carted homeward.
• Samuel Wales carted half a cord of wood to pay for her schooling, and she learned to write and read in the New England Primer.
• At the end of November 1884, we were packing up to leave, and all the big cases were in the stable-yard ready to be carted away.
• All large stones and large pieces of turf that are torn up and brought to the surface should be carted off before making the hills.
• I now had what remained pulled up and carted away, doubtful whether to feed them to the cows or to set them out to head up during winter.
• There was a heap of discarded ore where Grantline had carted and dumped it after his first crude refining process had yielded it as waste.
• The furniture and pictures are being carted from M.
• To-morrow the tents would be struck, the dismantled merry-go-round would be packed into waggons and carted away.
• Surely they would revel in things dear to the heart of an Indian when the robes were carted to the Hudson Bay Store.
• Most of the plaster casts in the studio were broken up and carted away.
• This result was obtained by weighing the stack three months after the clover was carted.
• He had the statue carted over to the marble-yard, where he sought an interview with Mr.
• This the deacon laboriously carted to his barn, and only came to a sense of his loss when his wife at night attempted to sweeten his tea from the bags.
• Well, this morning their ambulance came here and coolly carted away all their wounded! Louis Botha says they might have asked permission first.
• Directly after the wheat is carted, the pigeons alight on the stubble in vast flocks.
• One of the little islands has been joined to the main land with gravel carted into the river, and a bleach-house or some other abomination erected upon it.

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