Fled is valid Scrabble Word

Is fled a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is fled valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

4 letters word
8 points in Scrabble
9 points in WWF

Definitions for FLED in dictionary:

VERB:

FLEE, to run away
run away from a place or situation of danger
run away from (someone or something)

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

past tense of flee
imp. & p. p. of Flee.

Words related to FLED

flee7 fleeing11 flees8

How to use FLED in a sentence

When the rebellion broke out in Rome the Pope fled to Gaeta, and put himself under the protection of the King of Naples.
But in two months Theodosius subdued his rival, who fled to Italy, only, however, to be dragged from the throne and executed.
There were two sentries over the boats, but these, alarmed by the din in the village and the sight of the approaching figures, fired their muskets and fled.
For all of the running he had done that night, he fled like a frightened deer, occasionally glancing over his shoulder.
All appeared to have fled from the presence of this unseen and terrible foe.
Hungry for the peace of the pines and the lonely cabin, Joan fled out-of-doors.
Her tears overcame her and she fled, sobbing, to her room.
As Skag fled on past Dhanah, the whole story of Dhoop Ki Dhil was eating in his brain like fire.
But the short afternoon fled, and, warned by the low dip of the sun, she left her nook on the hillside to make her way home.
The paymaster of one of our battalions and I had a cheerful home there when the poor old lady fled.

Women and children, young men and old men fled distracted at its approach, and I carried terror among the whole race of Penguins.
She could not, could not, take it, and fled swiftly back to the house.
She seemed to feel the breath of parted lips, and, with a long cry of discouragement, fled across the level bottom of the bay.
And when the queen saw the lion she cried and fled, and prayed her knights to rescue her.
In this case he was put out, and those who had sent him, affrighted at the supposition that I had more armed men about me than they had, immediately fled.
Then he sighed with relief at the thought that Lumley had fled.
In 1638 he fled to Aquedneck, where his first achievement was a schism among Mrs.
It fled away, leaving only a few pallid stars, whose light practically amounted to nothing.
We returned through the narrow arched way by which Napoleon fled when the battle was lost.
He first rode to the village of Zemaco, some ten miles distant, where he learned that Zemaco had fled to Dabaiba, the cacique of the marshes of Culata.
I saw the metal box a hundred times, but I never thought of opening it until the day I fled.
Most of the refugees at this point were Chinamen and Italians, who had fled from their burned tenements with little or no personal property.
And these were the same animals that had fled upon my approach at daylight, and that had escaped me all day with marvelous cunning.
Whirling, the mob fled till it struck the road in two confused, surging masses.
BENJAMIN ROSS AND HIS WIFE HARRIET Fled from Caroline County, Eastern Shore of Maryland, June, 1857.

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