Wattled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WATTLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• WATTLE, to construct with wattle
• make, enclose, or fill up with wattle.
NOUN:
• a material for making fences, walls, etc., consisting of rods or stakes interlaced with twigs or branches.
• a wicker hurdle.
• an acacia.
• a coloured fleshy lobe hanging from the head or neck of the turkey and some other birds.
ADJECTIVE:
• Furnished with wattles, or pendent fleshy processes at the chin or throat.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to weave into a network

Words related to WATTLED

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Words that contain WATTLED

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How to use WATTLED in a sentence

• Jack was trying, now right, now left, to force his way through the congestion at the door, like a harried rabbit at a wattled fence.
• The boys were much pleased with the primitive but comfortable houses, made of poles, bent at the top to a common centre, and wattled in with straw and corn-shucks.
• For they beheld one clad all in armor of wattled willow-twigs and that one dragged the body of an armed knight hither and thither upon the ground.
• Occasionally one or two sides are wattled up with canes, or closed with poles placed closely together.
• His throat was wattled gorgeously, and his head was tufted, and he seemed a trifle larger than the eagle.
• The remnants of board and wattled fences projected sadly here and there.
• Two ancient fishers once lay side by side On piled-up sea-wrack in their wattled hut, Its leafy wall their curtain.
• The houses were wattled, and plastered over with clay, and all the furniture and utensils were of wood.
• The first building, as Ovid tells us, was constructed with wattled walls and a thatched roof like the primitive huts of the inhabitants.
• So he entered a dark wattled house and sat down to talk.
• All that is left are a few chrysanthemum-flowers That have newly opened beneath the wattled fence.
• The village, a few wattled huts with conical roofs, stands by its side.
• The Indian village was deserted and he wandered through its scattered lodges of saplings wattled with the peeled bark of willows.
• The walls consist of poles and saplings from 8 to 10 feet high, firmly planted in the ground, wattled with short branches and twigs with leaves.
• My dramatic announcement, that where now rises the solid gray mass of old Edinburgh once crouched the wattled houses of the first inhabitants, scarcely caught her attention.
• The walls of these houses were made of canes woven or wattled together, and they were curiously ornamented with creeping plants or greens, as is usual at Valencia in Spain.
• Hard by this stately demesne is a humbler tenement, built of wattled logs, but showing signs of comfort and thrift all about it.
• The back water lapped and wattled against the stone and the boat, and she saw Keith stand up, drawing the dinghy against the steps and offering her his hand.
• There was a low wall round the gathering of huts, the gate being closed with a wattled hurdle, lest the pigs should wander.

Similar words containing WATTL without suffix ed

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