Cooped is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COOPED in dictionary:

VERB:
• COOP, to confine
• confine in a small space
• put or keep (poultry) in a cage or pen
NOUN:
• a cage or pen in which poultry are kept.
• a basket used in catching fish.

Words related to COOPED

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Words that contain COOPED

scooped12 outscooped15

How to use COOPED in a sentence

• Lee was now cooped up between Fredericksburg and Richmond.
• The other, the deposed, lies cooped up in this fort, a prisoner of the British, whose willing slave he has always been.
• Never keep the puppies cooped up in a small kennel run or house.
• Little by little the French army and French power in India found themselves cooped within the immediate territory of Pondicherry.
• Had not the backwoodsmen been successful in the various phases of the struggle, we would certainly have been cooped up between the sea and the mountains.
• Besides, we could not save the cattle cooped up in a stone fort as we were.
• The Senate, understanding that the Carthaginians were cooped up within their walls, recalled half the army.
• Yet we could not be utterly cooped within La Navidad.
• If there were no other evil attending this vile life, only think of being cooped up weeks together in such a space, and with the same eternal set of people.
• Hiram knew that the Dickersons had turkeys and, like most of the other farmers, cooped them in distant fields away from the house.
• It is hard to have been cooped up for fifty days under fire, but we must make the best of it.
• No wonder the poor little culprits cooped up indoors sewing red and blue and green pieces of calico together, looked sad.
• It did not suit his temperament to sit cooped up in a prison while things were being done that affected the happiness of Ruth and his own life.
• After twenty-two patrols, cooped up in a semiarmored vehicle with a man for ten days at a time, you got to know him pretty well.
• You will not have to study so very hard, for the whooping-cough must have plenty of outdoor air, and it would not do for you to be cooped many hours a day.
• Meanwhile a pestilential distemper crept in among the English forces, so long cooped up in narrow vessels.
• Thus he found himself cooped up in a very dangerous situation.
• General Gage and his troops were cooped up within the narrow precincts of the peninsula.
• What will be the upshot of this radical divergence of opinion between the two principal classes which are cooped up together within the walls of Paris, it is impossible to say.
• It may also be presumed that they will be harassed by the 300,000 armed men who are cooped up here, and who are acting on the inner circle.
• He fought them back to Quiberon, cooped them up, stormed their position, gave no quarter, and drove a remnant of less than 2,000 back to their ships.
• Small as was the force of the Cid as compared with this great army, he had no idea of fighting cooped up like a rat in a cage.
• Three days and nights were most of the women folk cooped in their cabins, but Miss Ray was an old sailor and had twice seen far heavier weather on the Atlantic.
• And some of those who emigrated, having made a good deal of money, instead of being cooped up in a workshop, are now thriving proprietors in Upper Canada.
• They scrambled on to the platform with the dishevelled appearance of people who had been cooped up for hours.
• He did not want to go to work in the factory because he hated the dirt and the noise and the odors and the sense of being cooped up, like an animal in a pen.
• The weather was so fine and mild that it seemed a shame to be cooped up between walls.
• When we had been cooped up in our little fort for about an hour we saw the cavalry coming toward us, full gallop, over the prairie.
• Cooped up in their narrow plots by the sea, Colonel Wakefield and his settlers established a provisional Government.
• It is not often pleasant to brisk, lively lads to be so cooped up.
• She had been cooped up on the cars so long that she was fairly aching for something to do.
• The Austrians, under General Mack, 33,000 strong, were cooped up in the town and, on the seventeenth of October, forced to capitulate.
• Think of being cooped up in four stifling walls, shut in from the blessed sunshine and fresh air of heaven.
• I was sick of being cooped up in that stinking cellar, so, more by way of a joke than anything else, I offered to come and lend a hand in the packing department.

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