Furled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FURLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• FURL, to roll up
• roll or fold up (something) neatly and securely
• become rolled up; curl
ADJECTIVE:
• rolled up and secured

Words related to FURLED

furl7 furling11 furls8

Words that contain FURLED

unfurled12 upfurled14

How to use FURLED in a sentence

• The March of Sages is toward a Redeemer! The banner of Wisdom is furled about the Cross! IV.
• Our sails were furled, and the captain gave permission to all who wished to land for a while and amuse themselves.
• Presently, the word passed along the yard from wind-ward, that we were ordered to come down and leave the sail to blow, since it could not be furled.
• Whitmarsh, swearing that that royal should be furled, went on and went up.
• We furled our sails, or should soon have been swallowed up in it.
• This duty was performed, as canvass is known to be furled at need, but it was done securely.
• The little vessel furled her sails and drifted slowly landward, and as she was of very light draft, she came close to the shelving shore.
• He stood, dropped the empty bag and cup into a trash can, and walked in the direction of the unknown furled inside him.
• Fortunately all the sails were furled at the time, so I had no trouble with them.
• My greatest concern had been lest some of the sails should get adrift, for they had been furled by few and fatigued men.
• Far inward could be dimly seen the masts and hull of a large vessel, its furled sails white in the moonlight.
• The ships were all in fighting trim, with spars housed and canvas furled, and decks spread with sawdust so that they would not grow slippery with the blood which was soon to flow.
• And there they ran the ship ashore upon the yellow sand, and furled the sail, and took the mast down, and lashed it in its crutch.
• When, at Appomattox, our arms were stacked and banners furled we returned to our homes with no divided allegiance.
• While they cursed and raged at Chagres, Morgan sailed slowly to Port Royal, where he furled his sails, and dropped anchor, after a highly profitable cruise.
• The light sails were furled, and in some cases sent down on deck.
• However, the two masts, which had been broken and escaped from the shrouds and stays came up, and with their sails, some furled and the others spread.
• The thought of such discipline must fall like cold chains upon you, who perhaps never sat with your wings furled for six months together.
• The Roman commander, on seeing this, furled his sails, lowered his masts, and, at the same time adjusting his rigging, waited for the ships which were coming up.
• Not the faintest breeze came to relieve the stifling closeness of the atmosphere, or lift the collapsed sail, or furled flag, that clung around our mast.
• All her steering-sails came in together, and the lofty canvas was furled to her top-sails.
• All sails are furled, the bare poles showing black against the starlit sky, and, with one man on watch on the deck, each drifts idly before the breeze.
• They obtained financial arrangements of the most generous character, and, thereafter, the battle-flags were furled.
• The frost during this time was so severe, that the furled sails were frozen into a solid body.
• The rain descended in torrents, and the wind whipping across the deck, caught the half furled sail and drove the boom with a thud to the full length of its sheet.

Similar words containing FURL without suffix ed

furl7 furls8 furler9 unfurl9 upfurl11 furlana10 furlers10 furless10 furling11 furlong11 unfurls10 upfurls12 furlike14 furlable13 furlanas11 furlongs12 furlough15 unfurled12 upfurled14 furloughs16 unfurling13 upfurling15 furloughed18 furloughing19

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