Descried is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DESCRIED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DESCRY, to discern, detect
• catch sight of

Words related to DESCRIED

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How to use DESCRIED in a sentence

• Once around the corner, Kurt plainly descried a big dark crowd of men whose faces showed red in the glow of the huge pile of embers which was all that remained of the elevators.
• It was at this point that Priam Farll descried Lady Sophia Entwistle, a tall, veiled figure, in full mourning.
• As Leonard gazed at the central tower, he descried Solomon Eagle on its summit, and pointed him out to Hodges.
• Leonard descried Wingfield near one of the barns, and hailing him, he immediately came forward.
• Naught else? Close under the opposite shore, considerably lower down than the point to which we first directed our attention, may be descried a dark object.
• In the midst of the tumult John descried, standing a little above him on the rock, a figure that showed neither sympathy nor terror, uttered no sound, offered no help.
• Both signalled from where they stood, and soon he descried me, anxious to go to him.
• It was well that they were on the alert, for a band of seals were soon after descried in a pool of open water not far ahead, and one of them was lying on the ice.
• That Judge descried, to his amazement, the features of Lewis Pyneweck.
• A few trenches here and there could still be descried, but the whole land was in an advanced state of cultivation.
• At last, just as they were about to move away, they descried the glimmer of a light in the room which Clarence declared to be her room.
• It contains a staircase of easy ascent to the top, whence I had a most extensive prospect of the Atlantic Ocean, where vessels are descried sailing at an immense distance.
• But when the boys, hunting in the hedge, descried the curate in the distance and came back with the news, the two women were suddenly interested.
• Glancing over my shoulder I descried Jane and her partner far below their proper level.
• A gas-lamp suddenly blazed behind it in Acre Lane, and I descried a bird in the tree.
• The truth was, that during the last few minutes the young men were talking in front of the house, each descried something suspicious on the broad plain.
• It was across this that Jennie Whitney descried, two days before, the return of her friends with the body of her father.
• Laonce descried the scene at a distance just as they had prepared their hideous banquet, and, going resolutely towards them, levelled his musket at the cannibals.
• When they first descried Mercy running to the door, they brightened gayly with the merriment of a child.
• On Kuni-mi Hill there were descried eighty bandits.
• By midday they had rounded the point, and immediately descried a distant sail to the south-west.
• At dark it was descried, but being too far out to admit of being attacked, the enemy silently withdrew, and hastening forward, took a second position below the first.
• One such weird figure could be descried, leaning silent and motionless against the parapet at the top of the tower, his heavy double arquebuse by his side.
• Thereupon Owain descried a vast and resplendent Castle.
• If I have made it my task to raise a drooping courage and restore their natural brightness to gifts which I have dimly descried, it must all seem to spring from Louis himself.
• Gawffaw rushed out, having descried something passing in the yard that called for his interposition.
• They had consistently resisted the efforts of the experienced advisers who had first descried them on the horizon and tried to help them upward.
• He went off and lay a fortnight out at sea, so far as not to be descried from shore, with resolution to have the ship.
• He hung about that part of his farm from which he could have descried her in the distance.
• I descried the angel in the woman, and bowed to the ascendency of a celestial purity.
• Meanwhile the Maoris had taken refuge in the hills, whence the cries of their sentinels could be heard by day and their signal fires be descried by night.
• She had not been long on this tack before land was descried right ahead.
• The men who had climbed up the trees, and were gathering fruit, descried a pond, or creek, in the wood, about half a mile distant.
• Warren, who was constantly in tears, descried waiting by the side of the road the widow of their farmer-neighbour, Madame Oudekens.

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