Tripped is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRIPPED in dictionary:

VERB:
• TRIP, to stumble
• cause to stumble and fall
• make a mistake
• detect or expose someone in a mistake or inconsistency
• walk, run, or dance with quick light steps
• (of words) flow lightly and easily
• activate (a mechanism), especially by contact with a switch, catch, or other electrical device
• (of part of an electric circuit) disconnect automatically as a safety measure
• release and raise (an anchor) from the seabed by means of a cable.
• turn (a yard or other object) from a horizontal to a vertical position for lowering.
• experience hallucinations induced by taking a psychedelic drug, especially LSD
• be behaving in an irrational or crazy way
• go on a short journey
• catch one's foot on something and stumble or fall
NOUN:
• a journey or excursion, especially for pleasure
• the distance from start to finish of a race
• a hallucinatory experience caused by taking a psychedelic drug, especially LSD
• an exciting or stimulating experience
• a self-indulgent attitude or activity
• a device that activates or disconnects a mechanism, circuit, etc.
• a flock or group of goats, sheep, or other animals
• a small flock of wildfowl
• a stumble or fall due to catching one's foot on something
• a mistake
• a light, lively movement of a person's feet
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• past tense of trip

Words related to TRIPPED

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How to use TRIPPED in a sentence

• He staggered back a step, and I deftly tripped him up, so that he fell with a crash on the hard floor.
• Twice I tripped and fell, and both times, when I picked myself up again, I saw him ahead of me, still forcing a way like a dog after its quarry.
• Flockley tackled Tom, and much to his surprise was tripped up and sent flat on his back.
• He let his cloak fall and a senator tripped over it.
• They tripped over each other and made weird, indistinguishable combinations of sound, but the boys translated them by the light of that smile.
• Often they tripped and fell, but rising they returned to the charge, offering their breasts to the deadly storm that never diminished for an instant.
• Little Jack, the fourth child, had tripped against the forward rail and gone overboard.
• Miss Haye, however, had never sent her fingers over the keys with more energy, than now her feet tripped over the dry leaves and stones in the path to Mountain Spring.
• Lightmark! the phrase tripped easily from his tongue when he mentioned it at dinner to his neighbour, Mrs.
• Nick did so, and on the last but one his parent tripped him.
• The hours tripped along as gaily as the laughing couples down a country dance.
• That piece of wood you tripped over must have been only a log that escaped being fully consumed.
• At the corner of an alley he was tripped up, and a heavy garment flung over his head.
• Battles in whist, on the rigor of the game, and the lawyer had to look sharp after his pleadings or he found himself tripped up.
• He looked about him after he had tripped lightly up the steps and rang the bell.
• A foot outstretched for the purpose tripped him, and brought him sprawling to the ground.
• Then suddenly he came to an unexpected step and tripped and fell.
• At the sound of his fall Graham rose up and ran for his life until a step down to the gangway tripped him.
• He wrenched himself away, his sleeve tore noisily, and he stumbled back, to be tripped by the other attendant.
• But when this our solid Burgomagisterial Katrin tripped in, it nearly drove me wild with mirth.
• Another creature in livery tripped down the steps and held the door for him.
• Then she tripped, and with a piercing shriek fell headlong.
• Freneli tripped up impatiently behind her aunt, remarking that they ought to start out, as it was getting dark.
• The brambles still tore at their clothes and the bushes tripped them.
• A boatman who was going towards the river, tripped him up with an oar so that he fell heavily.
• Just as he called up to them the mischievous youngster tripped slightly.
• Georgiana minced and tripped out of her retreat, and opened the majestic portal to a still greater surprise for Helen.
• At the next report of a shell I ran toward the lime house, but some one tripped me up, and, by the time I had got to my feet again, twelve or thirteen others were crowded into it.
• They now tripped confidently along by the side of the porter.

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