Harrowed is valid Scrabble Word

Is harrowed a scrabble word?
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8 letters word
15 points in Scrabble
14 points in WWF

Definitions for HARROWED in dictionary:

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NOUN:

an implement consisting of a heavy frame set with teeth or tines which is dragged over ploughed land to break up clods, remove weeds, and cover seed.

Words related to HARROWED

harrow12 harrowing16 harrows13

How to use HARROWED in a sentence

Again he poured a hot fire on the place where he knew the Germans were cowering, tearing up the ground with a storm of bullets as though it had been freshly harrowed.
In October these fields must be ploughed three or four times, and harrowed twice or thrice.
The relations were irregular, and were harrowed by the temperaments of each.
The closed door fascinated Ailsa, distressed, harrowed her, till she stood there twisting her hands between desire and pallid indecision.
This afternoon I turned a lot of little town boys into my strawberry bed, and now it looks like a field that had been harrowed and rolled.
He had come, he said, to give utterance to his deep grief at the mishap of yesterday, the recollection of which had harrowed his soul.
These are sown broadcast and harrowed in or are planted in drills or furrows and cultivated a few times.
The ground was plowed and harrowed, ready for the seed, and Rudolph had only to find the seed.
However, the passers-by, harrowed by his condition, never failed to throw him scraps of food.
From then until September 1, these fields were harrowed each week in half lap, so that by the time we were ready to seed them they were in excellent condition and free from weeds.

These were sown with the rest of the field, and instead of being dug out were plowed and harrowed over.
Here may be seen pieces of land in size from five to fifteen acres, regularly ploughed and harrowed.
By Friday night the whole piece was plowed and partly harrowed.
The implements should be driven first one way and then the other, and, of course, the seed is harrowed after it has been sown.
When these have matured, the land is harrowed, which scatters the seeds in the chaff, and from these another crop is produced.
Again, von Schlichten plowed them with rockets and harrowed them with his guns.
After the barley and oats were off, he plowed the land once, harrowed it and sowed Mediterranean wheat.
If the field was flooded in May or June, and thoroughly cultivated and harrowed, the sod would be sufficiently rotted to plow again in August.
It was plowed early in the spring, and harrowed until in excellent condition.
It was plowed early in the spring, and it was harrowed until quite mellow.
For wheat, spread on directly after plowing, and thoroughly harrowed in.
Suddenly Kan Wong noticed that there were no more soldiers save only those who lay writhing or in still, twisted heaps upon the harrowed ground.
Those who escaped torture had their feelings harrowed by the sight of the sufferings of their fellows.
To my surprise he readily acknowledged that he felt something within him which fully met all I asserted, and that I had harrowed his feelings and made him wretched.
In the air was an odour of the harrowed earth, and up in the hills a shout of greeting came out of field or garden as Trove went by.
In front of the house was a fenced acre, ploughed and harrowed to a dead level.
I frankly admit I do not care to be taught a lesson, or to have my mind harrowed by the presentation of some psychological study.
At a moment when I, feeling too harrowed, was not looking, I heard a cry different from hers, a cry that was scarcely more than the sound of a moving object, a light grating.
In the month of Aghun, the whole land is covered with fresh earth, again twice ploughed, and harrowed in different directions, and then manured with dung.
With the first fall of the rains the lands are ploughed and harrowed.
Half a bushel of seed to the acre is the usual quantity, sown broadcast and harrowed in.
You know how my heart has been harrowed for them, by them, in spite of them.
His soul seems to have been harrowed by the consciousness of crime, and he sought, by the cruel rites of a debasing superstition, to appease the wrath of the Gods.

Similar words containing HARROW without suffix ed

harrow12 harrows13 harrower14 harrowers15 harrowing16 harrowings17 harrowment18 restharrow16 harrowingly21 harrowments19 restharrows17

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