Furrowed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FURROWED in dictionary:

VERB:
• FURROW, to make narrow depressions in
NOUN:
• a rut, groove, or trail in the ground or another surface
• a long, narrow trench made in the ground by a plough, especially for planting seeds or irrigation
• use a plough to make a long, narrow trench in (land or earth)
• make a rut, groove, or trail in (the ground or the surface of something)
• (with reference to the forehead or face) mark or be marked with lines or wrinkles caused by frowning, anxiety, or concentration
• a line or wrinkle on a person's face
ADJECTIVE:
• having long narrow shallow depressions (as grooves or wrinkles) in the surface
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make furrows (narrow depressions) in

Words related to FURROWED

furrow12 furrowing16 furrows13

Words that contain FURROWED

unfurrowed17

How to use FURROWED in a sentence

• Our friends then observed that he was an aged man with a face thickly furrowed with wrinkles.
• Orontes, furrowed by the rocky courses of a hundred torrents.
• In countenance striking, dark-featured, and stern, furrowed with the lines of pain or thought, rather than of age, although his dark hairs were largely mingled with white.
• The mountain-streams were all swollen and turbulent, and the steep declivities were furrowed in every direction by new channels.
• Out of her weather-beaten, time- furrowed old face looked a pair of dark eyes, red-rimmed and blurred with much weeping.
• The old patriotic fire was kindled in their breasts, and beamed from their furrowed countenances, as memory flew back to the time that proved their truth and love of liberty.
• His high forehead was furrowed with the wrinkle that denoted the thinker, and his resolute bearing denoted energy combined with tenacity.
• The bark is slightly furrowed, smooth to the touch, and very white when the tree stands exposed.
• He bound their hair together and hung them across his horse like saddle bags and their tongues furrowed the ground like a plough.
• He looks upon her august and furrowed face with the fierce insight of real passion.
• She noted the furrowed forehead, so high and broad under the white hair.
• The other companies, led by their officers, turned off the road and moved in sections across the newly furrowed and soggy fields.
• He passed along the brown slopes of Mount Orontes, furrowed by the rocky courses of a hundred torrents.
• When we reached its upper surface, which was plainly defined, little wisps of mist or cloud were streaming up along the furrowed channels of the mountain walls.
• But the soil was rich, rich, and they loosened and furrowed it with a sharpened stick.
• He had been looking at the scored, furrowed, violent past.
• His forehead was deeply furrowed, and he wore a long moustache of a fiery red hue.
• Their strong, young faces were lined with care and furrowed by age, their raven locks passed from gray to white, and their flashing eyes became dim and hollow.
• One would say, that proud Nature has rejected all the labours of man, since Cincinnatus no longer guided the plough which furrowed her bosom.
• The traces of the wheels are visible in the streets, and the stones on the brink of the wells bear the mark of the cord which has gradually furrowed them.
• It consisted of ranges of hills heavily timbered, furrowed by deep valleys, through which flowed innumerable streams, winding their way to the river of the plains.
• Wrinkled, pitted, knotted, furrowed, scarred, nothing that we can show on Earth resembles it.
• On all sides were anxious faces and furrowed brows.
• Though handsomely dressed, she was terrible to look upon, for her flat, colorless, strongly-marked face, furrowed with wrinkles, expressed a sort of cold malignity.
• Still the old Rector, with his smooth-shaven and deeply furrowed Roman face, remained standing, and once more an expectant hush fell upon pupils and spectators.
• Work had not furrowed and wrinkled his face, as is the case with most peasants who have ten years of ploughing behind them.
• There are some people who turn gray, but who do not grow hoary, whose faces are furrowed but not wrinkled, whose hearts are sore wounded in many places, but are not dead.
• The first time, the bark only was furrowed by the electric fluid, but at the second stroke it was split from the top to the bottom, and thrown down by the violence of the shock.

Similar words containing FURROW without suffix ed

furrow12 furrows13 furrowy16 furrower14 furrowers15 furrowing16 furrowier15 furrowless16 unfurrowed17 furrowiest16

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