Smothered is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SMOTHERED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SMOTHER, to prevent from breathing
• kill (someone) by covering their nose and mouth so that they suffocate
• make (someone) feel trapped and oppressed by acting in an overly protective manner towards them
• extinguish (a fire) by covering it
• suppress (a feeling or action)
• (in sport) stop the motion of (the ball or a shot)
• cover someone or something entirely with
• cook in a covered container
NOUN:
• a mass of something that stifles or obscures
ADJECTIVE:
• held in check with difficulty
• completely covered

Words related to SMOTHERED

smother12 smothering16 smothers13

How to use SMOTHERED in a sentence

• Thus Robin Hood helped a noble knight out of his dire misfortunes, that else would have smothered the happiness from his life.
• With the light before him he knew that even of late his ache had only been smothered.
• With a smothered cry Madam Conway hid beneath the bedclothes, looking cautiously out at the singular object which came creeping on until the bed was reached.
• In no house was there probably any other fire than that in the kitchen stove, and that had been smothered by falling masonry and tiles.
• Hide it though she might, cover it and bury it with what false reasoning she could invent, the little thought would not be smothered, would not be crushed out.
• Some of the mud, with which my boots were smothered up to the tops, splashed on to the blankets belonging to a man who lay near the entrance.
• The human horror, so easily comprehensible, had been smothered for the time by the hint of unearthly revelations.
• He would have smothered under the breath of caution.
• He was launched, the hour had come, the, to him, supreme and awful hour, and all the smothered passion and hope and yearning of the past month burst out.
• She leaped to her feet with a smothered cry, Indians in her mind.
• The sea leaped triumphantly over the rails and nearly smothered him with its dense spray.
• The low, smoke-filled loft seemed to draw close about him, and it smothered the life out of him.
• He smothered the cough as well as he could beneath the bedclothes for fear of disturbing David.
• The drive of some twelve miles was made over the chalk plains of the Champagne and the dense clouds of white dust, raised by the cars ahead, half smothered us.
• Then I smothered a gasp, for suddenly blank spaces appeared in the rows of merchandise.
• Then the hot blood rushed in a tide into his dark face, and he, too, turned and walked off, filled with smothered exclamations and raging like a volcano.
• That both Syphax and the Carthaginians, unless they smothered that rising flame, would soon find themselves enveloped in a vast conflagration, when they could not help themselves.
• Long before dawn Harry reached the Southern sentinels in the center and was then passed to General Lee, who remained at the same camp, sitting on a log by some smothered coals.
• No one, not even Washington himself, could live down the reputation of a goody-goody prig with which the officious Scotch divine smothered him.
• Returning on the third day, he heard her groaning yet, and smothered her with a big stone.
• He trembled in the violence of his smothered emotion.

Similar words containing SMOTHER without suffix ed

smother12 smothers13 smothery16 smotherer14 smotherers15 smothering16 smotherier15 smotherings17 smotheriest16 smotheriness17 smotheringly21 unsmotherable20 smotherinesses19

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