Whisked is valid Scrabble Word

Is whisked a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is whisked valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

7 letters word
18 points in Scrabble
17 points in WWF

Definitions for WHISKED in dictionary:

VERB:

WHISK, to move quickly
take or move (someone or something) somewhere suddenly and quickly
beat or stir (a substance, especially cream or eggs) with a light, rapid movement.

NOUN:

a utensil for whipping eggs or cream.
a bunch of grass, twigs, or bristles for removing dust or flies.
a brief, rapid action or movement

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to move briskly

Words related to WHISKED

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How to use WHISKED in a sentence

As soon as this formality was ended, Rosa whisked Dick in one direction while Mrs.
The black man whisked him like a child into the saddle, gave the horse the lash, and away he galloped, with Tom on his back, in the midst of the thunder-storm.
At the first alarm of fire one of the directors wakened us and we jumped into our clothes and were whisked in an automobile to the scene of the conflagration.
She did so and the multo at once whisked her inside.
And when by chance that veil was for an instant whisked away, we always caught just a glimpse of something bloody and violent and dreadful upon the other side.
Some days there were on which I felt quite merry and bright, and strode along on my nightly rambles, calmly ignoring bullets as they whisked about.
I bruised myself on the thigh against the table, I sent a chair headlong, I stumbled and fell and whisked the cloth from the table in my fall.
In the rehearsal the night before she had merely seen it in a general way as she whisked off and on the stage in her part.
The winds had whisked away the last pale cloud that might have dimmed its glory, and its light poured down with equal bounty on peak and hill, forest and yellow marsh.
Had some evil spirit whisked them away? I conducted a frantic and furious search through every pocket.

Paul was just stepping into a car which whisked him off rapidly and Locke gave an order to his own driver to follow him.
When he opened the gate I whisked in too, and then I followed him into the garden.
Then she whisked after the pages through the door into the great antechamber that lay beyond the bedroom.
Something like a shadow whisked across the path in front at the moment of his passing round a turn.
Then, clutching his spear in his hand, he whisked like a shadow into the rear apartment beyond sight.
The current of the Black Bluffs Rapids whisked us from the bank with a giddy speed, spun us about a right-angled bend, and landed us in a long quiet lake.
The villain of the drama had been whisked away, leaving the woman who sought to save him to the mercy of the foe.
As it fell inside the fence, Billy kicked up his heels, whisked his stubby tail, and started down the road at a fast trot.
It passed swiftly, and through half-blinded eyes Hiram saw that the original had been whisked from the rock on which it had lain as if by magic.
And from that I was whisked back to a Forty-second Street barber whose English was excellent and who had told me of his service in the German army.
Sergeant Drum spurred alongside and whisked off what was left of the cover, and a dirty blanket or two, and there was a larger box, half filled with magazine rifles.
Sumter, then sprang into the curtained escort wagon, and was whisked away.
A couple of rats ran over his body, and as each whisked across his shoulders and past his cheek he uttered a blood-curdling yell.
He sent mysterious parcels, left candy about in unexpected places, or took the children out for a walk, and then whisked them off on some delightful excursion.
She turned to Hugh and at sight of his heavy face whisked round again with her handkerchief to her lips.
A year less two days from the night they had been whisked out of St.
Kyral scowled slightly and pointed to one of the green gems, and after a moment it whisked away and a blue one took its place.
Then it suddenly passed, as if whisked away by a magic hand, and all the wilderness was in darkness.
Others standing by saw the costly thing whisked obliquely up into the air.
They seemed to look forward to being blown up with shot and shell, finished with cold steel, or whisked off to some Northern prison.
One could go almost anywhere in it, and its daring drivers whisked it gaily over fields, through forests and up hills, which in reality could be called mountains.
They whisked around the curve with a sharp, grating sound of the wheels on the rock, and the Parsonage lay but a short distance ahead.

Similar words containing WHISK without suffix ed

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