Decamped is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DECAMPED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DECAMP, to depart from a camping ground
• leave a place suddenly or secretly
• break up or leave a military camp

Words related to DECAMPED

decamp13 decamping17 decamps14

How to use DECAMPED in a sentence

• After destroying the old prince, they decamped and immediately marched towards the sea, lying to the west, taking with them myself and the women prisoners.
• The Cid now looked up for a moment at the big negro, who decamped instantly and returned with a teapot and two cups.
• Near one of the waterholes in the creek we surprised a native, who was sitting at his fire with a couple of women, who decamped with all possible despatch.
• On our approach most of the women decamped with their bags and nets containing their valuables, while the men stood spear in hand gazing on the strange sight, as we passed them.
• Two miles below the camp we surprised some blacks, who decamped into the scrub.
• It struck him his invaders might have quietly taken possession of the houses, or even have stolen his horses and decamped.
• At dawn, perceiving that their enemy had decamped, they sent the Numidians in advance, and began to pursue them as rapidly as possible.
• He had not long ago decamped, and was now, perhaps, sucking the meditative paw hard-by in an arbor of his bear-garden.
• The partner decamped, leaving Lincoln to close up the business and to take the responsibility for the joint indebtedness.
• Finding however that this produced no effect, they threw down some large stones at us and then decamped.
• Either they had been left unattended because the leader had no fears for their safety, or the men set to watch had taken alarm from our doings on the brig and had decamped.
• Sanderson suspected that the first rider had been concerned in some lawless transaction with the other two, and that the first rider had decamped with the entire spoils.
• She had bought her establishment at too high a price, and her partner at the end of the first month decamped, carrying off three thousand francs.
• Next day we expected battle, but our spies brought in tidings that Burgundians and English had decamped in the dawn, their men deserting.
• Having made these arrangements, the Corporal and his little party decamped to a short distance, and Mrs.
• They then replaced the flooring, and secured it in its place by means of lifting-jacks, and decamped with their plunder.
• The heavy baggage and cannon being sent away, the army decamped and marched towards Clonmel.
• With this view he decamped on the twenty-sixth day of June.
• Piddington was anxious to send them down to Calcutta, but before he could do so, they decamped one night, and fled again to their native wilds.
• He was not seen again till after the Germans had packed up in haste and decamped, which they did a few hours later, leaving the townsfolk to shelter in cellars.
• The enemy machine gunners were lined up on a ridge some four hundred yards away, but on seeing us they decamped with all speed, probably believing us to be a regiment of cavalry.
• The battery dropped into action on innumerable occasions during the course of the day, and had only time to fire a few rounds before the enemy had decamped out of range.
• In that same year, 1428, Captains La Hire and Poton had failed in their assault on Le Mans and decamped just in time.
• After that interview they decamped towards the Bogan.
• This search was made after they had disappointed us respecting a waterhole and when the man who had promised to be our guide had decamped.
• The die being thus cast, he immediately decamped with his whole army for Torgau, fearing that Tilly should get there before him, and so prevent his conjunction with the Swede.
• Men decamped without firing, or threw down their arms and surrendered.
• He had packed his few chattels in his wicker basket and had decamped.
• As soon, however, as he saw the party approaching, he decamped into the bush, and was again lost sight of.
• The following night Hannibal decamped in silence, and moved on into Apulia.
• The Carthaginian was then endeavouring to induce the Canusians to revolt, but as soon as he heard that Marcellus was approaching, he decamped thence.
• Hannibal had decamped by night, but was overtaken by Marcellus in a plain and open country.
• The moment these Spaniards heard that Drake and Hawkins were at Plymouth they decamped.
• Meanwhile the shooting had attracted the men behind, who charged through the sand-dunes, flanking the Indians, who immediately decamped.
• By firing his pistol he attracted attention to himself and so was rescued, the Indians having decamped during the night.
• But before morning they decamped, marching direct to the Blue Licks, where they obtained very different success, and a most signal and bloody triumph.
• The Californians promptly decamped after having delivered a volley which resulted in killing Johnston.
• The partner might have decamped permanently before Fred lost his nerve.
• The whole eight then jumped over the earthwork and decamped, escaping unhurt through the bullets which followed them from the enraged burghers.

Similar words containing CAMP without suffix ed and without prefix de

camp10 campi11 campo11 camps11 campy14 scamp11 camped13 camper12 cample12 camply15 campos12 campus12 decamp13 encamp12 scampi12 scamps12 campana13 campers13 campery16 campest13 camphol16 camphor16 campier13 campily16 camping14 campion13 campled14 camples13 campong14 campout13 decamps14 encamps13 oilcamp13 scamped14 scamper13 scampis13 campagna15 campagne15 campaign15 campanas14 campfire17 camphane17 camphene17 camphine17 camphire17 camphols17 camphone17 camphors17 campiest14 campings15 campions14 campling15 campness14 campongs15 camporee14 campouts14 campsite14 campused15 campuses14 encamped15 minicamp16 oilcamps14 scampers14 scampies14 scamping15 scampish17 campagnas16 campaigns16 campanero15 campanile15 campanili15 campanist15 campanula15 campcraft20 campeachy23 campeador16 camperies15 campesino15 campfires18 camphanes18 camphenes18 camphines18 camphires18 camphones18 camphoric20 campiness15 campodeid17 camporees15 campshirt18 campsites15 campstool15 campusing16 decamping17 encamping16 minicamps17 noncampus15 scampered16 scamperer15 scampings16 campaigned18 campaigner17 campaneros16 campaniles16 campanists16 campanular16 campanulas16 campcrafts21 campeadors17 campesinos16 campestral16 campground18 camphorate19 campimetry21 campnesses16 campodeids18 campshirts19 campstools16 decampment19 elecampane16 encampment18 hippocampi23 scamperers16 scampering17 scampishly22 campaigners18 campaigning19 campaniform22 campanology21 campanulate17 campestrian17 campgrounds19 camphorated21 camphorates20 campinesses17 decampments20 elecampanes17 encampments19 hippocampal24 hippocampus24 intercampus17 multicampus19 scamperings18 campanologer19 camphorating22 campimetries20 campodeiform24 phonocamptic25 scampishness21 campanologers20 campanologies20 campanologist20 camphoraceous24 campylobacter26 phonocamptics26 multicampuses21 campanological23 campanologists21 campanulaceous22 campylobacters27 campylotropous25 scampishnesses23 countercampaign24 countercampaigns25

SCRABBLE® is a registered trademark. We do not cooperate with the owners of this trademark. All trademark rights are owned by their owners and are not relevant to the web site "scrabble-word.com". This site is intended for entertainment and training. We try to make a useful tool for all fans of SCRABBLE. "Scrabble Word" is the best method to improve your skills in the game.