Begun is valid Scrabble Word

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

5 letters word
8 points in Scrabble
12 points in WWF

Definitions for BEGUN in dictionary:

VERB:

BEGIN, to start
to start; perform or undergo the first part of (an action or activity).

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

Words related to BEGUN

began8 begin8 beginning13 begins9

Words that contain BEGUN

begunk13 begunks14 rebegun10 unbegun10 begunked16 misbegun13 begunking17

How to use BEGUN in a sentence

It had begun to storm when Pierre stopped to build a fire at noon.
At dusk a drum had begun to beat across the lagoon and the faint monotonous noise had jarred.
She had begun to move away, light-footed, swift as a bird.
He believed that the first chapter of this history, which was begun in St.
The serious part is that we have this morning started our summer rations, that is to say, the food calculated from the Glacier depot has been begun.
He had begun to walk along the corridor when the sound of a motor brought him up sharply.
Lloyd was dimly conscious of a certain sweet and subtle element in her love for Bennett that only of late she had begun to recognise and be aware of.
An hour or two before the shadows of evening had begun to fling their leaden mantle around the sloop, Mrs.
Augustine and Pensacola are essentially completed, but those at Key West and Tortugas are barely begun.
I had already begun to prepare for this, when an unexpected legacy changed my whole position.

They had begun to move forward, leaving the squaws on the ridge.
If he had begun by saying what they had said and had then improved on it, I for one should have been only too glad to be improved upon.
The year was 1816, the poem was begun in 1797, and finished, as far as it goes, in 1800.
During this time he had begun to follow the sea for a living.
But it was only just begun! On the 16th the bombardment opened.
Ethelbert, and continued the work in the Cathedral begun by Robert de Losinga.
The struggle of nature not only had begun, the shadow was even now sweeping near.
At first, the Court was struck dumb, but have begun to rally.
After that, it was as though French literature had begun with Ronsard.
It may even have begun its career with a poet, say, in his glorious youth.
At any rate, dear Bishop and Teacher, it was most beautifully begun.
The sun was still an hour from setting, and it had begun to soften, to grow intense, and more golden.
In that humble chamber, where the only refreshment the Commander-in-Chief could offer was a glass of milk, Lee and Jackson met for the first time since the war had begun.
Grey begun to read that which was addressed to him he declared that on no consideration would he go down to Tretton.
The snow had not yet begun to fall, and he was anxious, if possible, to cross the Ural mountains before it set in.
Nero had begun well, but had been led by vanity, vice, and extravagance to an astounding pitch of folly and oppression.
Stevens some time ago that you had begun collecting exotic Geodephaga, but were confining yourself to one or two illustrations of each genus.
There is here an interval of action, and here the second act ought to have begun.

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