Trundled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRUNDLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• TRUNDLE, to propel by causing to rotate, also TRINDLE
• (with reference to a wheeled vehicle or its occupants) move or cause to move slowly and heavily
• (of a person) move heavily and slowly
NOUN:
• an act of moving slowly or heavily

Words related to TRUNDLED

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How to use TRUNDLED in a sentence

• They needed no second bidding, and the Inspector was soon being trundled across the paddy fields that lay between the village and the road.
• The aeroplanes were then trundled on their landing wheels into this shelter and the doors closed.
• The railroad-bridge over the Monocacy had been rebuilt since I passed through Frederick, and we trundled along over the track toward Baltimore.
• Jonas trundled the wheelbarrow along, until he came opposite the barn-door, and there he put it down.
• As I trundled into the gutter I saw the car take the parapet in its stride, describe a graceful curve in the blue, and plunge downwards out of sight.
• All around, with an air of imperfect wooden things inspired with wicked activity, the crabs trundled and scuttled into holes.
• They set fire to the same, and then trundled it blazing round about the bale twelve times.
• Gradually the bustle increases, and more shadowy figures come hurrying down, walking behind their baggage trundled before them.
• I saw one unconscious woman in a wheelbarrow being trundled by a boy.
• With a dull rumble the field-pieces trundled slowly after, and halted in rear of the infantry.
• The baby trundled along the sand to meet the little girl in an immaculate white sailor suit, who approached pushing a doll buggy large enough to hold Patience.
• The robutler trundled over to me with a tumbler and a White Owl in its hover-field.
• One of them had trundled before him a tar barrel, while the other had his arms full of shavings.
• He could have counted every footstep that Charley took, as he trundled his wheelbarrow along the gravel-walk.
• As they trundled slowly over the rotten Roads, toward the Land of Promise, they had to subsist largely on Venison, Prairie Chicken, Quail, Black Bass, Berries, and Wild Honey.
• Then she took to her heels, and the little wagon trundled after, with a wilder squeak than ever.
• This cross between a wheelbarrow and a sedan-chair was supported and trundled along the street by four bearers.
• Bubbles had begun to wonder what they were going to do with the dirt, when one of them, having filled his barrow, trundled off with it into the passageway leading to the river.
• He also bought one second-class single and one second-class return to Glasgow, while she followed the porter who trundled her luggage.
• Belle followed Roxanne, buttoning her up all the way to the front gate, while Mamie Sue trundled along steadily with the two baskets.
• In a sort of dream the coach trundled on up the street, to pause for half an instant in front of the commercial emporium of Whiteman the Jew.
• He could have counted every footstep that Charley took, as he trundled his wheelbarrow along the gravel walk.
• After that I felt more easy, because the cab trundled along all right through the lighted streets, and I saw people about.
• Newbolt, and trundled off to hide herself in the dining room.
• Water carts trundled forward at night, but often they were far too few.

Similar words containing TRUNDL without suffix ed

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