Larned is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LARNED in dictionary:

VERB:
• LARN, (dialect) to learn
• commit to memory
• become aware of (something) by information or from observation
• gain or acquire knowledge of or skill in (something) by study, experience, or being taught
• teach (someone)

Words related to LARNED

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How to use LARNED in a sentence

• He wanted a guide to pilot him to Fort Larned, a distance of sixty-five miles across the country.
• From that time on to Fort Larned I had no trouble in keeping ahead of the party.
• This I did at once, and after providing them with a comfortable little home, I returned and reported for duty at Fort Larned.
• I replied that it would be better for me to go alone, and then the soldiers could keep right on to Fort Larned, while I could drive the herd down on the bottom.
• They kept up the chase as far as Ash Creek, six miles from Fort Larned.
• Finally, upon reaching the dividing ridge between Ash Greek and Pawnee Fork, I saw Fort Larned only four miles away.
• The Indians, he said, were also very thick on the Arkansas River, between Fort Dodge and Fort Larned, and making considerable trouble.
• Fort Dodge was located sixty-five miles west of Fort Larned, the latter post being on the Pawnee Fork, about five miles from its junction with the Arkansas River.
• The mule stuck to the road and kept on for Larned, and I did the same thing.
• In the succeeding twelve hours I had gone from Fort Larned to Fort Hays, a distance of sixty-five miles.
• The railroad station of Rozel, eighteen miles from Larned, has been swallowed up.
• One time he took her to Richmond for the better part of a winter, where she larned dancing and music.
• Larned at a formal lunch given in his honor at the Sherman House.
• Ballantyne, Larned, Hamlin, Smith, Barnes, Cole, Magee, Taylor, and Carpenter.
• Larned, the aunt, always had a slightly worried expression, and Bertha, as she steered the thing through a tangle of horse-drawn traffic, wore a singularly determined look.
• We passed old Fort Larned within a week, and I left the outfit there and returned to The Bend.
• He had come up from Ellsworth with an escort of only ten men, and wanted a guide to pilot him to Fort Larned, sixty-five miles distant.
• When I arrived at Larned, I found the scouts under command of Dick Curtis, an old-time scout of whom I have spoken in these reminiscences.
• Instructions were left that the escort with me should return to Larned the next day.
• I knew if I could get the river between me and the Indians I would have a good three-quarters of a mile start of them and could make a run for Fort Larned.
• Upon reaching the top of the ridge and riding down the other side out of view, I turned my mount and headed westward for Fort Larned.
• Twenty-five miles from Fort Larned the country became rougher, and I had to travel more carefully.
• Fort Larned was my Post, and I wanted to go there anyhow.
• At dark I pulled out for Fort Larned, and proceeded without interruption to Coon Creek, thirty miles from Fort Dodge.
• The mule stuck to the road and kept on for Fort Larned, and I did the same thing.
• To sum up, I had ridden from Fort Larned to Fort Zarrah, a distance of sixty-five miles and back in twelve hours.
• In the succeeding twenty-four hours I had gone from Fort Larned to Fort Hays, sixty-five miles, in eight hours.
• His Western experiences were well known there, and probably for this reason he was selected as a bearer of military dispatches to Fort Larned.
• He soon reached a ranch where a fresh mount might be procured, and was shortly at Fort Larned.
• Custer was on his way to Larned, sixty miles distant, and he needed a guide.
• Will reached Fort Hayes in the early morning, to report the safe arrival of Custer at Larned and the discovery of the Indian band, which he estimated at two hundred braves.
• The distance between Larned and Hayes was sixty-five miles, through a section infested with Indians, but Will tackled it, and reached the commanding General without mishap.
• At Coon Creek Will dismounted for a drink of water, and the mule embraced the opportunity to pull away, and start alone on the wagon-trail to Larned.
• After dinner at Zarah the general went on to Fort Harker, leaving orders for the scout and soldiers to return to Larned on the following day.
• When Ash Creek, six miles from Larned, was reached, the race was about even, but two miles farther on, the Indians were uncomfortably close behind.

Similar words containing LARN without suffix ed

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