Overcrowded is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OVERCROWDED in dictionary:

VERB:
• OVERCROWD, to crowd excessively
• fill (accommodation or a space) beyond what is comfortable, safe, or permissible
• house (people or animals) in accommodations that are too confined
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to cause to be too crowded

Words related to OVERCROWDED

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How to use OVERCROWDED in a sentence

• Because he was kind to the birds, they flocked to his island in such great numbers that it was becoming overcrowded.
• From Bale and Geneva to Paris and Boulogne the railways were littered with their abandoned luggage, too bulky to be loaded into overcrowded trains.
• The bulbs may be separated when the clumps get overcrowded, late in summer, after the tops have died down, being the most suitable time to do so.
• But there is not room for so many in so small a country, and the professions are greatly overcrowded.
• He lived in the corner of a dirty, overcrowded room, and into this corner, one day, the potato rolled.
• The effect of this room was probably fine, though it must have been somewhat over-crowded with pillars.
• His presence in the overcrowded room diffused an infectious affability.
• The discomfort we feel in an overcrowded room is partly due to an excess of moisture in the air, resulting from the breathing and perspiration of many persons.
• It seemed smaller than it was because overcrowded with a score of women and half a dozen men.
• What can you do? Why, the field to do good is never overcrowded.
• We saw hundreds in the water, but we were afraid to pick them up as our boat was already overcrowded.
• The theatres are not overcrowded, but neither are they empty.
• Nothing contributes more frequently to indecision of character in the larger concerns of existence than a life overcrowded with effort and performance.
• His rhymes are sometimes only true to the eye, and his lines are over-crowded with jerking monosyllables.
• It was over-crowded entirely, and she could hardly get walking room around there.
• I refer to the erection of model tenement apartments in our overcrowded sections, such, for example, as the Victoria Square dwelling of Liverpool.
• Even should the overcrowded ministry be of the same denomination, it works badly, but far worse if made up of rival sects.
• In brief, the business was overcrowded in all its branches, and badly managed beside.
• In the first place, as I have shown, it is an easy and delightful occupation, which, for that very reason, is in danger of becoming overcrowded.
• Food was short, water was short, and the ship over-crowded with hostages.
• It is oftentimes the case that the man who desires to make a change feels that the only work which would appeal to him is in a profession or trade already overcrowded.
• The ministry is, perhaps, even more over-crowded than either medicine or law.
• The school was soon overcrowded with applicants, and Iola was forced to refuse numbers, because their quarters were too cramped.
• She wished she might wake up in her overcrowded stateroom and find that this hateful conversation had been a dream.
• The hall was without ventilation, and overcrowded, and sixty-four more bored and disconsolate-looking men, I believe, were never brought together.
• When America landed into the war, she found herself in the position of one who arrives at an overcrowded inn late at night.
• Then again other schools, especially in Belfast, are shamefully over-crowded.

Similar words containing OVERCROWD without suffix ed

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