Flowed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FLOWED in dictionary:

VERB:
• FLOW, to move steadily and smoothly along
• (of a liquid, gas, or electricity) move steadily and continuously in a current or stream
• (of the sea or a tidal river) move towards the land; rise.
• go from one place to another in a steady stream, typically in large numbers
• proceed or be produced continuously and effortlessly
• (of clothing or hair) hang loosely in an easy and graceful manner
• be available in copious quantities
• be caused by
• (of a solid) undergo a permanent change of shape under stress, without melting.
NOUN:
• the action or fact of moving along in a steady, continuous stream
• the rate or speed at which something flows
• the rise of a tide or a river.
• a steady, continuous stream or supply of something
• a watery swamp; a morass.
• the gradual permanent deformation of a solid under stress, without melting.

Words related to FLOWED

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How to use FLOWED in a sentence

• Thence, it flowed up the rocky bed of the stream whose winter torrents had of old cut out its way amongst the hills.
• Higher up, the stream still flowed deeply, for the tide ran far inland, but always calmly for all the force of the wildest storm was broken below.
• I am not about to defend the policy which flowed from that alliance, nor shall I take up your time by making any attack upon it.
• Three drops of blood flowed from the wound on to the ground in three separate places at the feet of Declan.
• At the far side of the gully the pond became a brook again and flowed on in a narrow channel the same as before.
• This flowed down to the feet in numerous folds, enveloping and concealing the entire figure.
• No sooner had he poured forth freely what flowed freely from his soul, than he returned on it with scrupulous analysis.
• Her tears at his burial flowed not only for him that was dead, but for another who she expected would soon follow him.
• They rose early, washed their hands and faces in the clear brook, which flowed near at hand, using their handkerchiefs for towels.
• It was built on a grassy slope, and at the foot of a gentle hill a pretty pond lay, and out from this flowed a brook.
• The stream of lava was small, not broader perhaps than ten feet, but the way in which it flowed down a gentle and tolerably smooth plain was remarkable.
• Through the middle of this open place flowed the Laughing Brook.
• For, of course, Deming sang constantly of the wonders of his native haunts, where wealth flowed out of the ground and the trolley system was the best in the world.
• From the dawn of the next day the winds blew louder, the tide flowed higher, and the sound of the waves resounded with a deafening noise.
• It was shaded on both sides by lime-trees, which in that midsummer season covered the surface of the canal which flowed between them with their light and fragrant blossoms.
• At the foot of the ravine flowed the river, and Jack gave a shout of joy when he saw how near they were to the stream which promised safety.
• The three obeyed the order mechanically, Tom unconsciously holding up his shaving-cup as well, so that the good whisky flowed down his arm into his coat.
• He spoke low, using only the middle tones of a fine instrument, and words flowed upon words with the rush of a torrent.
• The broad river that flowed from the east had its source in two very large springs, a he-spring and a she-spring, in which lived two large Water Monsters.
• Invitations from nobility flowed in upon him, beautiful women deigned to go in search of his society, royalty recognized him.
• I staggered to my feet with one eye blinded by the blood that flowed from a gash in my brow.
• On one side flowed the Bad River, and on the other the Kickapoo.
• Our military captain, the soldier boys, and the gay young lady taking the route to Oregon, and we sitting on the bank of the river whose waters flowed to the great Pacific.
• We need not question that there were springs of water in the rock, and in earlier days they had flowed freely.
• Yesterday the King had some guests and the champagne literally flowed.
• Belt had owned a small grocery some fifteen miles from town, in a wild glen at the mouth of a shallow stream that flowed into the Kentucky river.
• Not a drop of craven blood flowed in her spirited veins.
• I will not go into the details which have flowed out so naturally from his tongue.

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