Scouted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SCOUTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SCOUT, to reconnoitre
• make a search for someone or something in various places
• explore or examine (a place or area of business) so as to gather information about it
• reject (a proposal or idea) with scorn
• (especially of a soldier) go ahead of a main force so as to gather information about an enemy's position, strength, or movements
• look for suitably talented people for recruitment to one's own organization or sports team
NOUN:
• an instance of gathering information, especially by reconnoitring an area
• a ship or aircraft employed for reconnaissance, especially a small, fast aircraft
• a member of the Scout Association or a similar organization
• a honeybee that searches for a new site for a swarm to settle or for a new food source.
• a domestic worker at a college at Oxford University.
• a man or boy
• a soldier or other person sent out ahead of a main force so as to gather information about the enemy's position, strength, or movements
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to observe for the purpose of obtaining information

Words related to SCOUTED

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How to use SCOUTED in a sentence

• During the winter of 1866-67, I scouted between Fort Ellsworth and Fort Fletcher.
• We scouted for several days along the river, and had two or three lively skirmishes.
• The monarchs of the critic realm scouted him with one voice, because his work, was not written in the same cold, phlegmatic insupportable manner as their own.
• He, a refined, educated man of brilliant attainments, scouted the idea of any supernatural agency.
• She scouted the idea that Gregorio Macomer had ruined himself in speculations, for she believed him to be a man of extraordinary caution, and probably something of a miser.
• I lifted packing-cases which would have paralysed me in times of peace and scouted round for some of the thousand and one things which could not be left behind without a tragedy.
• Those walls, however, were miserably weak, and the French generals utterly scouted the possibility of their being held.
• He scouted along the main road until he found a wayside saloon where, as he had shrewdly suspected, they got their liquid supplies.
• The party scouted around through the lava for a distance of several miles.
• The feeling did not pass off, and I actually discovered that I was dreading my visit to Phoebe, only of course I scouted it as nonsense.
• All the liberties attained by that Revolution and won by innumerable sacrifices during several generations are scouted and trodden under foot.
• Therefore, we scouted that hundred-foot drop to our left very carefully.
• Laurence scouted the odious compromise and stood firmly for the monarchy, militant and implacable.
• While the column was halted and the wire being cut, the country for some distance on both sides was carefully scouted.
• When I say that they will not be scouted, I do not mean that an Erewhonian will suffer no social inconvenience in consequence, we will say, of having committed fraud.
• A number of the prominent passengers received personal notes when they reached the pier, advising them not to go, but most of them scouted the thought of danger.
• The old lady herself, however, scouted the idea that she had been in the least injured and did not like to have us show any solicitude about her.
• Veteran troopers of the old regiment were scouting there for gold and silver, where ten years earlier they had scouted for the red warriors of Colorow and Yampah Jack.
• There were several shallow lakes in the intervening country, and on finding the first one sufficient to our needs, the herds were brought up, and we scouted again in advance.
• Davis wore very thin clothing, scouted overcoats, and boasted that he slept always in a room with open windows, and under very light bed clothing.
• The clefts they scouted were all on the wrong side.
• Why not give every poor man a Fifth Avenue house? Frenchmen and Englishmen scouted the idea that any one could make a cheap automobile.
• I thought I knew the surrounding country as I had scouted over it for months, tracing roads and bridle-paths, yet I was puzzled now.
• I crept forward, scouted about the cabin to make sure it was unoccupied, and then advanced into the shadows of the orchard.
• Laid low in the daytime and scouted around as soon as night come.
• The roost had been in use but a short time, but as we scouted through the timber there was abundant evidence of an immense flight of pigeons.
• I scouted the very idea of failure, and deemed myself irresistible.
• Flood and Forrest scouted the creek up and down for ten miles in a fruitless search for water.
• They had scouted the creek both up and down since without finding a safe crossing.
• Yet the two high school boys were now doomed to pay the penalty of not having scouted a bit before rushing in.
• During the winter of 1866-67 I scouted between Fort Ellsworth and Fort Fletcher.
• We scouted for several days along the Canadian River, finding no sign of Indians.
• Lord Randolph Churchill, the Tory democrat, in his dispassionate moments, always scouted it, resting his case against Home Rule on different grounds.
• De Wet and Steyn scouted the idea of reconciliation with the enemy.

Similar words containing SCOUT without suffix ed

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