Horsed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HORSED in dictionary:

VERB:
• HORSE, to provide with a large hoofed mammal
• provide (a person or vehicle) with a horse or horses
NOUN:
• a solid-hoofed plant-eating domesticated mammal with a flowing mane and tail, used for riding, racing, and to carry and pull loads.
• an adult male horse; a stallion or gelding.
• a wild mammal of the horse family.
• cavalry
• a frame or structure on which something is mounted or supported, especially a sawhorse.
• a horizontal bar, rail, or rope in the rigging of a sailing ship.
• a unit of horsepower
• heroin.
• an obstruction in a vein.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to provide with a horse (a large, hoofed mammal)

Words related to HORSED

horse8 horses9 horsing11

Words that contain HORSED

unhorsed12 dishorsed14 hobbyhorsed25

How to use HORSED in a sentence

• In the event of breakdown of the automobile a horsed vehicle will be used and the same signal will apply.
• Great Tamburlaine, great in my overthrow, Ambitious pride shall make thee fall as low, For treading on the back of Bajazeth, That should be horsed on four mighty kings.
• Of course it was excellent material, all good riders and good shots, and well horsed.
• The Turon daily mail was well horsed and well driven.
• The doughty knight then tied it to his saddle and horsed him quickly.
• To his surprise he saw that the Californians were not only awake, but horsed and apparently awaiting him.
• Pico, seeing that reenforcements were coming, began to retreat, followed hotly by Moore and the horsed dragoons.
• I was but indifferently horsed before, so I accepted of the horse, and went down with him to see the rest of his plunder there.
• At sunrise the next morning the guests of Casa Grande were horsed and ready to start for the Mission.
• Then the knights of both parties horsed their lords again, for Sir Ector and Bleoberis were on foot, waiting on the Duke Chaleins.
• Then were they ware where came a knight afore them well horsed and well armed, and he made him ready to joust.
• And so they rode on their ways, and within a while Sir Dinadan saw where came a knight well armed and well horsed, without shield.
• So they had not ridden but a while, but they saw riding against them two full likely knights, well armed and well horsed, and goodly servants about them.
• So when Sir Launcelot was horsed he did many marvels, and so did Sir Tristram, and Sir Palomides in like wise.
• Then anon they were armed and horsed, and either took a spear and rode unto the forest.
• And so when he was horsed again, with one spear he smote down four knights.
• And then Sir Lavaine was horsed again, and he smote down Sir Lucan the Butler and Sir Bedevere and then there began great throng of good knights.
• Then they that were best horsed chased him and shot at him, but from them all the child went suddenly.
• How Sir Gawaine jousted and smote down Sir Lionel, and how Sir Launcelot horsed King Arthur.
• When Lucas the butler saw Griflet so lie, he horsed him again anon, and they two did marvellous deeds of arms with many bachelors.
• When Sir Kay saw Griflet on foot, he rode on King Nentres and smote him down, and led his horse unto Sir Griflet, and horsed him again.
• Then King Lot saw King Nentres on foot, he ran unto Melot de la Roche, and smote him down, horse and man, and gave King Nentres the horse, and horsed him again.
• And so when they had horsed the kings again they drew them, all eleven kings, together, and said they would be revenged of the damage that they had taken that day.
• So on the morn Sir Arthur was armed and well horsed, and asked Sir Damas, When shall we to the field? Sir, said Sir Damas, ye shall hear mass.
• BUT there went many after to behold how well he was horsed and trapped in cloth of gold, but he had neither shield nor spear.
• And when Beaumains saw him so well horsed and armed, then he alighted down and armed him in his armour, and so took his horse and rode after the damosel.
• Then Sir Lamorak came to Sir Frol and horsed him again.
• And then Sir Tristram horsed King Arthur and rode forth with him, but he charged the Lady of the Lake not to discover his name as at that time.
• Then came the King with the Hundred Knights, and brought Sir Tristram an horse, and so was he horsed again.
• By then was Sir Palomides horsed, and with great ire he jousted upon Sir Tristram with his spear as it was in the rest, and gave him a great dash with his sword.
• But Sir Breuse was so well horsed that when him list to flee he might well flee, and also abide when him list.
• And as the king and Flollo rode up to the lists, each was so nobly armed and horsed, and sat so mightily upon his saddle, that no man could tell which way the battle would end.
• And though Sir Tristram followed swiftly after him, yet he was so well horsed that he escaped.
• Anon they horsed themselves again, and with them came Sir Dinadan, whom Sir Tristram forthwith smote so sorely, that he reeled off his saddle.
• He took care of his men, fed and horsed them well, led them into hot corners and saw them safely out again.

Similar words containing HORS without suffix ed

hors7 horse8 horst8 horsy11 khors12 abhors11 ahorse9 dehors10 ephors11 horses9 horsey12 horsie9 horson9 horste9 horsts9 ichors11 anchors12 authors10 horsier10 horsies10 horsily13 horsing11 horsons10 horstes10 senhors10 unhorse10 anaphors13 bathorse13 biophors15 camphors17 chikhors20 dishorse12 horsebox20 horsecar13 horsefly17 horseman13 horsemen13 horsepox20 horseway17 horsiest11 horsings12 isochors13 markhors17 porthors13 redhorse12 sawhorse14 seahorse11 unhorsed12 unhorses11 warhorse14 bathorses14 canephors16 carthorse14 cataphors16 coanchors16 coauthors14 cockhorse20 dishorsed14 dishorses13 drayhorse16 horseback20 horsebean14 horsecars14 horsehair15 horsehide16 horseless12 horselike16 horsemeat14 horsemint14 horseplay17 horsepond15 horserace14 horseshit15 horseshod16 horseshoe15 horsetail12 horseways18 horseweed16 horsewhip20 horsiness12 iodophors15 metaphors16 packhorse20 parachors16 philhorse17 phosphors19 posthorse14 racehorse14 rearhorse12 redhorses13 sawhorses15 seahorses12 studhorse13 unanchors14 unhorsing13 warhorses15 woodhorse16 workhorse19 horsehead16 ahorseback21 authorship18 carthorses15 cockhorses21 disanchors16 dishorsing15 drayhorses17 garnishors14 hobbyhorse23 horsebacks21 horsebeans15 horseboxes22 horseflesh19 horseflies16 horsehairs16 horsehides17 horselaugh17 horseleech18 horsemeats15 horsemints15 horseplays18 horseponds16 horsepower18 horsepoxes22 horseraces15 horseshits16 horseshoed17 horseshoer16 horseshoes16 horsetails13 horseweeds17 horsewhips21 horsewoman18 horsewomen18 nonauthors13 packhorses21 petrichors17 philhorses18 porthorses15 posthorses15 racehorses15 rearhorses13 stockhorse19 stonehorse13 studhorses14 wheelhorse19 woodhorses17 workhorses20 horseheads17 authorships19 hobbyhorsed25 hobbyhorses24 horselaughs18 horseplayer19 horsepowers19 horseradish18 horseshoers17 horsinesses14 stockhorses20 stonehorses14 wheelhorses20 horseracing17 clotheshorse20 coauthorship22 hobbyhorsing26 horsefleshes21 horseleeches20 horsemanship22 horseplayers20 horseshoeing19 horsewhipped26 horsewhipper25 horseracings18 multiauthors17 clotheshorses21 coauthorships23 horsefeathers22 horsemanships23 horseradishes20 horseshoeings20 horsewhippers26 horsewhipping27

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