Ballad is valid Scrabble Word

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

6 letters word
9 points in Scrabble
12 points in WWF

Definitions for BALLAD in dictionary:

VERB:

to make ballads about, also BALLANT, BALLAT, BALLET
To make or sing ballads.
To make mention of in ballads.
sing or write a ballad

NOUN:

a slow, sentimental song; a simple narrative poem in short stanzas
a poem or song narrating a story in short stanzas. Traditional ballads are typically of unknown authorship, having been passed on orally from one generation to the next.
a slow sentimental or romantic song.
A popular kind of narrative poem, adapted for recitation or singing; as, the ballad of Chevy Chase; esp., a sentimental or romantic poem in short stanzas.
a narrative song with a recurrent refrain
a narrative poem of popular origin

narrative poem or song

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

a narrative poem or song

Words related to BALLAD

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Words that contain BALLAD

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How to use BALLAD in a sentence

The old negro ballad from which we have quoted above gives in its lines a charming idea of the river and of the memories and thoughts which cling to it.
Faustus did not appear before the same year, we should also conclude that he must have meant the ballad, as a translation could hardly have been made in so short a time.
CHILD BALLAD Jesus, He loves one and all, Jesus, He loves children small, Their souls are waiting round His feet On high, before His mercy-seat.
As he listened to an old ballad sung by her sweet voice, he found renewed pleasure in her society, and was conscious of the influence upon him of her beauty.
This is the first authentic edition of this beautiful Scottish ballad, and forms one of the publications by Sir Walter Scott as a member of the Bannatyne Club.
As a poetical effusion, it strikes me that it has the tone, simplicity, and sweetness, and pleasing Melancholy of the Ballad.
It was an old-fashioned ballad, which I once heard her sing to Emily.
The metre and rhyme of the simplest ballad made it unintelligible to him, and I was obliged to repeat such poetry several times before he could comprehend it.
Its tone is wholly different from that of the Brunanburh ballad or the other fierce war-songs.
The young Countess, much delighted with the legend, and the gravity and full confidence with which it was told, enjoined it on me as a task to compose a ballad on the subject.

Your beautiful ballad opened a deep wound in my heart which was not quite healed.
In Ettrick Forest the following words are uniformly adapted to the tune, and seem to be the original ballad.
But, true or false, the incident, narrated in the ballad, is in the genuine style of chivalry.
This ballad described in a free and easy style the various plans adopted by those who bundled, and rather more than hinted at the results in certain cases.
Arnault, in the hope of giving Stella a triumph, for he believed that the best her social rival could do would be to render some ballad fairly well.
The ballad is accurate, in introducing this warrior, with his clan, into the host of Douglas at Otterbourne.
Johnie Armstrong, of Gilnockie, the hero of the following ballad, is a noted personage, both in history and tradition.
The editor has been enabled to add several stanzas to this ballad, since publication of the first edition.
Some of our pure Scottish ballad poetry is unsurpassed in any language for grace and pathos.
Greene and my ballad represent the king of Bohemia falling in love with his own daughter, whom he did not recognise.
In both of those countries the stock of ballad poetry and folklore was much more extensive and important than in France, and the habit of composing ballads lasted later.
On this account, and on other accounts, the ballad addressed to Geoffrey Chaucer by Eustache Deschamps deserves repetition.
The Attorney himself was present when the harper began to repeat his ballad.

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