Landed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LANDED in dictionary:

VERB:
• LAND, to set down on solid ground
ADJECTIVE:
• owning much land, especially through inheritance
• consisting of or relating to land owned through inheritance
• possessing or consisting of lands
• Having an estate in land.
• Consisting in real estate or land; as, landed property; landed security.
• owning or consisting of land or real estate
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to set down upon land (solid ground)

Words related to LANDED

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How to use LANDED in a sentence

• The Mehrage landed his troops without delay, and immediately invested the palace, in which the king was made prisoner, all his attendants having fled without fighting.
• He was not naturally clever at work, but he had gone at it with a dogged resolution which had carried him up the school, and landed him high in the Sixth.
• As we landed, he leaped on shore, and was surrounded at once by half a dozen persons chattering Canadian French.
• It might be 168 or 170 years since the French first landed at this point.
• When he had given his directions, Bigelow went alone to the point, to meet the strangers, who had anchored their vessels, and had landed in considerable force.
• Failing to make anything of it, we landed and had the boat carried over into a wider channel.
• The train went up and down stairs, out upon the piazza, and finally landed in the kitchen, where the engine fired up on such fuel as gingerbread and cookies.
• These theorists step into the exercise of that legitimate influence which the landed proprietors have lost by their neglect.
• Embarking in a ship for Spain, he landed at Loredo on the 28th of September, 1556.
• Departing from Cyprus, Paul and Barnabas now set sail for Asia Minor, where they landed at Perga in Pamphylia.
• We then landed, thinking the contest at an end, but we had scarcely quitted the boat when the blacks returned, carrying shields for their defence.
• This commandement he set forth, at what time he transported ouer into England himselfe, where he landed this yeare at Portesmouth the third daie of August.
• At five, the troops landed without opposition, and took possession of the town and citadel, which they found entirely abandoned.
• Failing in his attempt, the French admiral sailed to the Cape, which he succeeded in reaching before his enemy, and where he landed some troops for the defence of Cape Town.
• Looking out for a better king the lords chose Prince Louis of France, who landed in England next year and met them in London.
• The Greeks had landed in Lemnos, on their way to Troy, and there Philoctetes had shot an arrow at a great water dragon which lived in a well within a cave in the lonely hills.
• He landed at Alexandria and marched to Frederictown in Maryland, where he halted for carriages.
• Locke, who was descended from the Lockes of Charton Court, in Dorsetshire, possessed a moderate landed property at Pensfold and Belluton, where he lived.
• They were now given their liberty as promised, by being landed on the island of Kenn, where, however, no means offered for their immediate escape.
• Scarcely had we landed before we were surrounded by a number of servants and a mob of curious people, so that we were almost obliged to make our way forcibly through the crowd.
• They landed to greet us, and after turning our horses loose, we embarked with our baggage, and went down to the spot where we had made a deposite.
• Soon after he landed at Capetown he ordered the weak and vulnerable detachments at Naauwpoort and Stormberg to be withdrawn to De Aar and Queenstown.
• A party landed at Beaumont, sending in front a band of Rangers, who had a little scuffle with some Canadians in the woods, and drove them off.
• The fish were again biting, and he landed two in as many minutes.
• There from the troubled sea had Evangeline landed, an exile, Finding among the children of Penn a home and a country.

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