Gnarled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GNARLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• GNARL, to twist into a state of deformity, also KNARL
ADJECTIVE:
• knobbly, rough, and twisted, especially with age
• rough, twisted, and knobbly
• Knotty; full of knots or gnarls; twisted; crossgrained.
• used of old persons or old trees; covered with knobs or knots

Words related to GNARLED

gnarl6 gnarling10 gnarls7 knurly13

How to use GNARLED in a sentence

• The land outside was a barren mass of crowded prickle-weeds and gnarled old trees.
• They stopped beneath a gnarled oak halfway down the slope to the gulch bottom, from which protruded, like a long witch arm, a single withered branch.
• With its dull tints, its gnarled, viprous bushes, its arid, barren soil, and this death streak trailed across it, it was indeed a nightmare country.
• The umbrella was under her arm and she clutched the bundle with two gnarled and resolute hands.
• Felicia saw it, tucked between its orchards, gray roof above gnarled limbs, its wide stone door-step inviting one to sit down and look at the view of the bay.
• It was in good leaf, except at the top, which was gnarled and weather-beaten.
• The gnarled and braided boughs that show Their dim forms in the forest shade, Like wrestling serpents seem, and throw Fantastic horrors through the glade.
• The branches are generally gnarled and broken, and the style of the tree is more sturdy than graceful.
• Some of the freshman crew were playing indoor baseball on the lawn under the gnarled trees, and their shouts and laughter echoed over the river.
• The quarter-breed moved to the edge of the clearing and, seating himself upon the root of a gnarled banskian, rapidly outlined his plan.
• Under one of the trees, his back against its gnarled trunk, sat an old man playing a cracked fiddle.
• Farther on, even the green patches disappeared and white alkali soil showed between the gnarled sage bushes.
• His eye went quickly from his huge, gnarled paw to her tiny hand in which it seemed to him he could almost see the blood circulate.
• His gnarled old palms lay upward on his knees, and his grizzled head was bowed upon his chest.
• Lydia looked from the gnarled old hands to the neat rolls of stockings on the bureau.
• In the shade of a gnarled cedar to which the boat was tied as a precaution against high water, he had placed a box.
• Bluff, gnarled old Harrison, his predecessor on this vessel, had served as a striking object lesson.
• He was a very ugly old man, bent and whitened and gnarled, a face and hands twisted with rheumatism.
• I found a most happy little neglected orchard with old gnarled apple-trees and thick waving grass.
• The twisted, gnarled trunk of this tree, as well as its size and silvery foliage, reminded us of the olive, but the bark resembles that of the birch.
• The stem is gnarled, and the leaves are narrow and of a dingy green colour.
• Trees, gnarled and twisted, reach out their arms across the little brook that sings merrily at the bottom.
• Their tired little feet stumbled on, tripping over fallen twigs, and gnarled roots of the great trees.
• She saw the long gnarled fingers of the tough little trees and they looked like the fingers of Elspeth down there beneath the earth pulling against the boy.
• It shone on gnarled hands gripping gnarled sticks, on rugged, ruddy faces, on white and sandy hair, on bright blue eyes, old and young.
• It lay knotted and gnarled and swollen-veined upon her smooth palm, and with her other hand she stroked it.
• The squash grew gnarled like an oak, and its substance was almost as compact as mahogany.

Similar words containing GNARL without suffix ed

gnarl6 gnarls7 gnarly10 gnarlier9 gnarling10 gnarliest10

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