Sacked is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SACKED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SACK, to put into a large bag
• dismiss from employment
• tackle (a quarterback) behind the line of scrimmage
• put into a sack or sacks
• (chiefly in historical contexts) plunder and destroy (a captured town or building)
NOUN:
• a large bag made of a strong material such as hessian, thick paper, or plastic, used for storing and carrying goods.
• the contents of a sack or the amount it can contain
• dismissal from employment
• bed, especially as regarded as a place for sex.
• a base.
• an act of tackling of a quarterback behind the line of scrimmage.
• the pillaging of a town or city
• a dry white wine formerly imported into Britain from Spain and the Canaries.
• a woman's short loose unwaisted dress, typically narrowing at the hem, popular especially in the 1950s.
• a woman's long loose dress or gown.
• a decorative piece of dress material fastened to the shoulders of a woman's gown in loose pleats and forming a long train, fashionable in the 18th century.
ADJECTIVE:
• having been robbed and destroyed by force and violence
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to put into a sack (a large bag)

Words related to SACKED

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Words that contain SACKED

ransacked16 knapsacked23

How to use SACKED in a sentence

• The island was taken and sacked, and all the inhabitants were put to the sword.
• The kingdom, however, was still infested by the Danes, who made an inroad and sacked Winchester, but were there defeated.
• The plunder of Nuceria was, given to the soldiery, the city sacked and burned.
• The men had been grumbling at an apparently peaceful yielding of the point at issue, and would have sacked out many of the blazed logs if Orde had not held them rigidly to it.
• Apparently they had just become the property of Cesare Borgia, when he took and sacked the town of Urbino upon the 20th of June in that year.
• We were the first foreigners to see Aerschot, or rather what was left of Aerschot after it had been sacked and burned by the Germans.
• Svyatoslav, seeing the field clear of his enemies, returned in 970, and in March of that year sacked and occupied Philippopolis.
• They went there, and one night suddenly seized their arms, killed the greater part of the soldiers, sacked the place, and, pretending to flee, withdrew with the spoils.
• When released, a man would sometimes find that his house had been sacked and his most valuable property carried away.
• They sacked and burned many cities, including Babylon, where the memory of the horrors perpetrated by these invaders endured until the Grecian Age.
• It remained, the only survival of the dependencies of a chateau sacked and burned in the Great Revolution, more than half a century before the Villa du Lac was built.
• They sacked and burned the residences of high royal officers.
• He sacked and plundered them all without regard to the connection or relationship of the inhabitants with the murdered banker.
• A settlement had been sacked, with completeness and the chivalry innate in the Maoris.
• That monastery, seized, sacked, and demolished, had disappeared entirely, monks and property.
• Kitts, appeared in January 1691 before Cap Francois, defeated and killed de Cussy in an engagement near the town, and burned and sacked the settlement.
• Uniting with 1500 Spaniards from San Domingo and the Barlovento fleet of three sail, they captured and sacked Cap Francois and Port de Paix in the French end of the island.
• It was sacked on several occasions during the religious wars in the 16th century.
• They were rescued by Townley, with whom they went north to Nicaragua, and sacked Granada.
• The crew transferred to the landing a pouch of mail, half a ton of sacked potatoes, some mining machinery, and several boxes containing provisions and dry goods.
• Whilst he was traversing France in search of a force with which to try conclusions in the field, a Norman fleet swept down upon the south coast and sacked Winchelsea.
• This model was preserved in Corinth till Mummius sacked that town.
• They shaped their course for Porto Bello, which had recovered something of its old wealth and beauty, in the years of peace it had enjoyed since Morgan sacked it.
• Drake had already sacked Callao, but he had missed the treasure ship.
• After Solomon’s time it was kept among the holy treasures of the temple, and became one of the richest spoils of the Romans when they captured and sacked Jerusalem.
• In 1623 Shah Jahan actually sacked Agra, and his soldiers committed fearful atrocities on the inhabitants.
• They fled and nine leagues away they killed another Spaniard and sacked a house.
• But when Constantine built his capital at Constantinople, the greatness of the city declined, and it was sacked and plundered by enemies from the north.
• The weekly issue in which this letter was published was passing through the press on the day the town was sacked, one side having been printed, the other side being yet blank.
• Genseric, king of the Vandals, sacked and pillaged the ancient capital in June 455.
• When his town was attacked Poncha fled, and the village and its surroundings were sacked.
• That vast noble pile, untenanted and sacked, symbolized the vanished monarchy of France.
• He and his company landed, sacked the nearest city, and slew the people.
• They rushed to the palace of Moroson, burst down the doors, and sacked every apartment.

Similar words containing SACK without suffix ed

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