Drowned is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DROWNED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DROWN, to suffocate in water
• die through submersion in and inhalation of water
• deliberately kill (a person or animal) by drowning
• submerge or flood (an area)
• (of a sound) make (another sound) inaudible by being much louder
• be overwhelmed by a large amount of something
• cover or immerse food in

Words related to DROWNED

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How to use DROWNED in a sentence

• It seemed to give outline to a monstrous familiar that drowned his real self in the black pit while it conducted his body to the commission of unspeakable crimes.
• Holmes was almost drowned, and, had not John seized one arm which he swung wildly above his head, he probably would have been washed overboard.
• And, having thus restored herself to something of her usual composure, she went down to the beach to find out who had been drowned.
• It required some care to preserve their equilibrium, but then the water was not deep, and they knew, therefore, that there was no danger of being drowned if they should upset.
• Once more the smart little gun spoke, but the crack of the report had hardly sounded before it was drowned by the most appalling crash.
• It fell head down in a post hole filled with water and drowned.
• These are the souls of philosophers and wise men, who never are drowned, never surprised.
• I came from the ocean and was drowned in a spoonful of water.
• The lad was in great fear of being drowned, and made a loud outcry, in spite of every effort of those around him to soothe him into tranquility.
• There was a knock on the door that was drowned once, twice, in the noise of the hammer on the little coffin.
• For half an hour, perhaps, the cannonade continued, and then, from an Italian position somewhere above and behind us, came a mighty bellow which drowned out all other sounds.
• Many of them deserted, many took shelter in Prague, and many more were driven into the river and drowned.
• All my people were drowned, but God had mercy on me and permitted me to save myself by means of a plank, which the wind drove ashore just at the foot of the mountain.
• To become of the highest order of priests, it was supposed requisite, says Bishop Egede, that one of the lower order should be drowned and eaten by sea monsters.
• If you happened to be in one at the time you would be caught in the wreckage and eventually drowned even though you had on a diving suit.
• A terrific peal of thunder drowned their conversation for a brief interval, but they were pushing resolutely forward all the while.
• The uproar drowned the voice of the orator within, and even, for the time, called a halt upon the raging elements without.
• He was only stunned, and fortunately he did not float far enough to be drowned.
• On the contrary, she is drowned in tears, while the province rejoices over her marriage.
• There is no more hopeless and melancholy work than dragging for the body of a drowned person.
• Bezuel, for three-quarters of an hour, conversed, as he believed, with Desfontaines, who said that he had been drowned, while bathing, at Caen, about half-past two on July 31.
• They could not help making a little noise, but this was, as they rightfully reasoned, drowned out by the falling of the waters.
• What to do he did not know, and it looked as if he would surely be drowned.
• The cry arose immediately that he should be drowned.
• If the canoe had gone on 20 yards farther with him before we caught it, he would have gone into another long rapid and been drowned.
• I took it out and found it covered a fine well of water about three feet deep and was thus protected against any small animal being drowned in it.
• I had not had his experience, but fear of being drowned was quite sufficient to prevent me from undertaking the perilous task, more especially after witnessing his failure.
• Within a month of the calamity the last of the Montagues, a young man of 22, was drowned while shooting the falls of the Rhine at Schaffhausen.
• By the time the line was cut and the sufferers rescued the mules were drowned and all the water in the canal had gone out through the break.
• He found a drowned man up in the river just beyond the county line.

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