Bidden is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BIDDEN in dictionary:

VERB:
• BID, to make an offer
• to command or order (someone) to do something.
• to utter (a greeting or farewell) to.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make a bid (an offer of a price)
• p. p. of Bid.
• past participle of bid

Words related to BIDDEN

bade7 bid6 bidding12 bide7 bids7

Words that contain BIDDEN

abidden11 rebidden12 unbidden12 forbidden16 outbidden13 prebidden15 overbidden17 forbiddenly21 unforbidden18 counterbidden19

How to use BIDDEN in a sentence

• Having bidden good-bye to my mother and sister at their cottage in Hampstead, I decided to walk home to my chambers the longest possible way round.
• In a moment of vaguely prophetic foresight she had bidden Therese not to wait up for her and to tell the other servants there was no necessity for their doing so.
• The other wife did as she was bidden, and made the most of her sunshine.
• The kinsmen of the king came crowding around, when Brunhild and Kriemhild and with them all the dames were bidden go to where shade was found.
• Then, having bidden them all farewell, he lay down in his hammock, took no food or drink, spoke to no one, and in six days was dead.
• Early in the morning Gabriel repaired to the farmhouse, as he had been bidden.
• But she was bidden draw up to the table, and during the meal discovered time and space in which to find herself.
• He had had a five mile-walk to get it from the post town he had bidden her address to, and opened it with a strange mixture of curiosity and yearning.
• At last, bidden summarily to choose between Death and the Clerk, she chose the Clerk, and thus Ralph Briscoe left Newgate the richest squire in a western county.
• At the right time he sent forth his servants to tell them that were bidden to come, for all things are now ready.
• Word was sent round privately, and every man was bidden to gather, in Jedburgh forest.
• Meanwhile Prudence threw her eyes around the room in search of one who had not yet bidden her welcome.
• Then came the young Earl, with forty honourable knights from among his attendants, and those who were bidden to the tournament.
• And she had bidden him not to be so communicative about his wealth.
• Lucretia was bidden to light her candle and go to bed, and then came a new grief, which was the last drop in the bucket for her.
• In a moment Magued’s point was at his throat, and he was bidden to ask for his life or die.
• He put his pipe between his teeth and did as he was bidden.
• Is not anger a bad thing? Is it not one of the works of the devil, which we are bidden to lay aside? Yet what says St.
• He was bidden to ride with a message a quarter of a mile, and that quarter of a mile was bullet-swept.
• Now he has bidden me meet him on the road a mile from the town as soon as it is dark, and alone.
• By what I saw, I judged that the whites were much favored, while the little red children were virtually bidden to stand aside.
• The boy brought to school, is bidden to dispute forthwith on the first day and is already taught to quarrel, before he can yet speak at all.
• Now, I have bidden Fergus and Phelim to go with you.
• The oars were laid in and we were alongside the wharf, and quietly the rowers took their arms and sat in their places, waiting, as they had been bidden.
• Jimmie McBride says that the next time he is bidden to a social event in this college, he is going to bring one of their Adirondack tents and pitch it on the campus.
• To whom was I thus bidden, secretly, in the night? We were in a broad and pleasant passage now, panelled in cheerful light brown oak with red hangings.

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