collied (Meaning)

collied

to blacken with or as if with soot

The two dogs collied, their bodies slamming into each other with a resounding thud.
The sheep collied around the shepherd, their fluffy bodies huddled together.
The border collies collied the stubborn cows, skillfully directing them towards the pasture.
The police dogs collied the fleeing suspect, their relentless barking echoing through the night.
The rival gangs collied in a fierce street fight, their fists flying and adrenaline pumping.
The opposing teams collied on the court, each player determined to gain possession of the ball.
The waves collied against the rocks, crashing and foaming with immense force.
The thoughts collied in her mind, a jumbled mess of conflicting emotions and ideas.
The traffic collied at the intersection, a cacophony of honking horns and impatient drivers.
The two children collied in the living room, their laughter and squeals mingling together.

to blacken with or as if with soot

squalid, chaotic, slovenly, sloppy, untidy, cluttered, disarranged, fuliginous, muddled, rumpled

spick-and-span, immaculate, unsullied, unstained, clear, cleanly, ordered, pure,clean, cleaned

The two dogs collied, their bodies slamming into each other with a resounding thud.

The sheep collied around the shepherd, their fluffy bodies huddled together.

The border collies collied the stubborn cows, skillfully directing them towards the pasture.

The police dogs collied the fleeing suspect, their relentless barking echoing through the night.