Speeded is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SPEEDED in dictionary:

VERB (USED WITHOUT OBJECT) [SPED, SPEED·ED, SPEED·ING.]:
• to succeed or prosper.
VERB (USED WITHOUT OBJECT) [SPED, SPEED·ED, SPEED·ING.]:
• to move, go, pass, or proceed with speed or rapidity.
• to drive a vehicle at a rate that exceeds the legally established maximum: He was arrested for speeding.
• to increase the rate of speed or progress (usually followed by up).
• to get on or fare in a specified or particular manner.
VERB (USED WITH OBJECT) [SPED, SPEED·ED, SPEED·ING.]:
• to promote the success of (an affair, undertaking, etc.); further, forward, or expedite.
• to direct (the steps, course, way, etc.) with speed.
• to increase the rate of speed of (usually followed by up): to speed up industrial production.
• to bring to a particular speed, as a machine.
• to cause to move, go, or proceed with speed.
• to expedite the going of: to speed the parting guest.
• to cause to succeed or prosper.
VERB:
• SPEED, to move swiftly
NOUN:
• rapidity in moving, going, traveling, proceeding, or performing; swiftness; celerity: the speed of light; the speed of sound.
• relative rapidity in moving, going, etc.; rate of motion or progress: full speed ahead.
• full, maximum, or optimum rate of motion: The car gets to speed in just nine seconds.
• a transmission gear ratio.
• a stimulating drug, as caffeine, ephedrine, or especially methamphetamine or amphetamine.
• success or prosperity.
• a person or thing that is compatible with or typical of one's ability, personality, desires, etc.: My speed is writing postcards on the porch while everyone else is tearing around the tennis court.

Words related to SPEEDED

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Words that contain SPEEDED

outspeeded14

How to use SPEEDED in a sentence

• Guessing his intention, Blaize took to his heels, and, folding himself closely pressed, broke through the hedge on the right, and speeded across the field.
• Alike to her was the gorse-covered common, along which they swiftly speeded, and the steep hill-side up which they more swiftly mounted.
• Alighting on the roof, he speeded to the eastern extremity of the fane, and there commenced his exhortations to the crowd below.
• If the machines be speeded too high in any trade, the operator never uses the excess, and it only proves a drawback.
• Just in time the motor was speeded up and the course was resumed.
• The German soldier is treated as a valuable machine, which must be speeded up to the highest possible efficiency.
• Speeded thence, they may have already made the next world richer by their coming.
• Knowing that this was the temper of some of the sentries, I speeded along at a rapid rate, daring to make one cut across a field, and so came to Jupilles without challenge.
• Kenny speeded his departure with a bouillon cup and felt better.
• In the previous chapter we saw how city life began abruptly to be speeded up in the seventies.
• Floyd speeded up the engine and began to guide the machine toward a place that looked wide enough to turn in.
• He crept here, he speeded up to the limit for a space of a few city blocks, and crept again.
• If Bob had not speeded so far into the Country in the Smell-Wagon, there would have been no Flat Tire.
• It was then that Myrtle tried to jump out, and would have succeeded had not Tish speeded up the car.
• My head was clearing fast, and anger speeded up the process.
• He speeded again, but was soon forced to stop and ask his way into Primrose Meadows.
• The Master had wisely kept the pace moderate, at first, but had speeded up toward the end.
• Waving farewell to the pretty girl, the young aviator turned the auto about and speeded for his home and the shops adjoining it.
• The Floriot rolled easily forward, speeded up, and gathered headway.
• The various pieces of apparatus were working well, though the engine had not yet been speeded up to its limit.
• All now appearing quiet, she again ventured from her hiding-place, and speeded towards the door communicating with the gallery.
• The change was speeded by the revolution in science and technology.
• Economic reforms were speeded by the industrial revolution.
• Then an outer door slammed and a light step, at an almost running pace speeded down the hall, the door was swung wide again, and Dan was before them.
• Instead of conceding her these privileges for any length of time, Lord Danby evidently speeded the parting guest with great celerity.

Similar words containing SPEED without suffix ed

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