Dangled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DANGLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DANGLE, to hang loosely
• hang or swing loosely
• offer (an enticing incentive) to someone

Words related to DANGLED

dangle8 dangles9 dangling11

How to use DANGLED in a sentence

• His thin hair was worn a little too long over his coat collar, and a Masonic emblem dangled from the heavy gold chain which crossed his crumpled black waistcoat.
• The consequent exposure of myself was the bait I had purposely dangled to draw him on.
• I remember, at his waist, dangled dirty tufts of hair that, far back in the journey, after a shower of rain, were wont to show glossy black.
• Bob went forward to watch the work, holding on by stray cables that dangled from the wrecked masts.
• A blue cloth jacket hung loosely from his shoulders, and his hands and wrists dangled from the ragged sleeves.
• There it dangled, untouched, just as he had left it.
• Clothes! What a boy Kitty would have made! What an infallible eye she had for measuring a person! No servant-question ever dangled its hot interrogation point before his eyes.
• A spider, seeing the light, swung down in jerks from the beams and dangled at the side of the candlestick.
• A long piece of hose was thrust into one, its other end dangled out behind.
• You dangled your friendship before me till I was nearly mad with the want of you.
• From each strip dangled a row of bells, such as are fastened to dog-harness.
• Again and again I tried, but failed to move him, even when I dangled money before him.
• So unexpectedly, in fact, that Enoch clung to a rock while his legs dangled over the abyss.
• She dangled a little chain upon her finger, and tapped the ground with her foot as she sat.
• He was thinner, too, and paler, though the old lock of hair still dangled over his forehead, and his eyes had the old affectionate look.
• Now she drew out from under the muslin folds a thin gold chain, from which dangled a flat, open-faced locket.
• I had but dangled the fly and the salmon had gorged it.
• The fox dangled in the air, and was repeatedly knocked against the flanks of the gigantic animal.
• She had proved a success, so he could afford to exult, and Estelle dangled in triumph a new pair of diamond earrings.
• The cushions had long since been removed, and the leather hangings, where they had not crumbled away, dangled in shreds from the worm-eaten frame.
• Opposite the stove, on the white wall, hung a row of brass hooks, from which dangled porcelain spoons with pierced handles.
• Two others were very remarkable for glister-pouches that dangled at their waist.
• Here one may see the quaint old schoolhouse where Wordsworth when a boy dangled his feet from a bench and proved his humanity by carving his initials on the seat.
• To his utter surprise, it caught there at the middle, while the other end dangled within his grasp.
• He saw the winding shadow of a rope as it dangled from the arms of one of the men.
• White ermine tails dangled from his shoulders, arms, and breast.
• He was tall and slim with broad shoulders, long arms that dangled far below his coat sleeves.
• From behind the group stepped forth a boyish-looking young fellow at whose side dangled a sword.
• The forefinger of Strann did not touch his trigger, but the gun slipped down and dangled loosely from his hand.
• They stared up at the cobwebs that dangled from the broken plaster.
• This he thrust out like a fishing-rod, and on a hook at the end of the line attached to the pole dangled a large golden-bearded turtle.

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