Broadcast is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BROADCAST in dictionary:

VERB:
• to scatter, send out, disseminate
• transmit (a programme or some information) by radio or television
• take part in a radio or television transmission
• tell (something) to many people
• scatter (seeds) by hand or machine rather than placing in drills or rows
• So as to scatter or be scattered in all directions; so as to spread widely, as seed from the hand in sowing, or news from the press.
• broadcast over the airwaves, as in radio or television
• sow over a wide area, especially by hand
• cause to become widely known
• transmit (a programme or announcement) on radio or television
NOUN:
• a radio or television programme or transmission
• programme or announcement on radio or television
• A casting or throwing seed in all directions, as from the hand in sowing.
• message that is transmitted by radio or television
• a radio or television show
ADVERB:
• by scattering
• far and wide
ADJECTIVE:
• relating to radio or television programmes
• Cast or dispersed in all directions, as seed from the hand in sowing; widely diffused.
• Scattering in all directions (as a method of sowing); -- opposed to planting in hills, or rows.
• dispersed over a wide area
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• cast or scattered in all directions

Words related to BROADCAST

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Words that contain BROADCAST

broadcasts15 broadcasted17 broadcaster16 rebroadcast16 broadcasters17 broadcasting18 nonbroadcast17 rebroadcasts17 broadcastings19 rebroadcasted19 nonbroadcasts18 rebroadcasting20

How to use BROADCAST in a sentence

• The seed is sown broadcast in April or May, when there is sufficient rain to moisten the ground.
• Another practice is to broadcast the coarse manure on grass land and then when the hay is harvested the sod and remaining manure are plowed under for the following crop.
• They would be able to check on whether the broadcast was going out or not.
• It would all depend upon how big an impression their broadcast had made.
• But what is really precious is first the excellent criticism scattered broadcast all over the essay, and secondly, the onslaught on the Wordsworthians.
• For providing young Carrots throughout the winter it is also an excellent plan to broadcast seed thinly.
• But wars of this modern character spread destruction broadcast over a whole region.
• It is sowed in the broadcast, and lasts five or six years.
• The manure is sometimes applied wholly in the hill, at other times partly broadcast and partly in the hill.
• In applying this to the crop, most of it had better be used broadcast, as it is apt, at best, to be rather too coarse and concentrated to be used liberally directly in the hill.
• It has made the good spirits of the air to draw apart from the valley, and the cattle have died and the rice not ripened, and much sorrow has gone broadcast.
• Perhaps the broadcast energy of the enemy whipped the already vicious-tempered salkars into this insane fury.
• The broadcast was certainly stronger when he faced in that direction.
• In other instances the soil containing germs is scattered broadcast before or soon after the seed is sown.
• Outside in the graveyard the graves lay open and the bones of the dead were scattered broadcast over the green grass.
• A Bible in the Welsh language was circulated broadcast through the Principality, and so the movement grew.
• Sow the guano broadcast after plowing, and harrow it in, or apply a tablespoonful in each hill, and mix it with the soil.
• As a rule, the better plan is to sow them broadcast, and it is important to distribute them evenly.
• In 1775 a letter to Washington from his friend Benjamin Harrison was intercepted by the British, and at once printed broadcast in the newspapers.
• The seed is for the most part thrown broadcast into about four or five inches of water, which depth is endeavoured to be maintained.
• If you should hear the Attention or Alert Signal, turn on a radio or TV set, tune it to any local station, and follow the official instructions being broadcast.
• He was always being interviewed upon political and local issues, and his views were scattered broadcast, as if he were himself an official of national affairs.
• He weighed and measured where he naturally would have scattered broadcast.
• Fabulous reports of fabulous prices and wages in California were scattered broadcast.

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