Courted is valid Scrabble Word

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

7 letters word
10 points in Scrabble
12 points in WWF

Definitions for COURTED in dictionary:

VERB:

COURT, to woo
be involved with (someone) romantically, with the intention of marrying
(of a male bird or other animal) try to attract (a mate).
pay special attention to (someone) in an attempt to win their support or favour
try hard to win (favourable attention)
risk incurring (misfortune) because of one's behaviour

NOUN:

a body of people presided over by a judge, judges, or magistrate, and acting as a tribunal in civil and criminal cases
the place where a court meets
a quadrangular area, either open or covered, marked out for ball games such as tennis or squash
a quadrangular area surrounded by a building or group of buildings

used in the names of large houses or blocks of flats
the courtiers, retinue, and household of a sovereign
a sovereign and his or her councillors, constituting a ruling power
the qualified members of a company or a corporation.
a meeting of the members of a company or a corporation.
a sovereign's residence

Words related to COURTED

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Words that contain COURTED

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How to use COURTED in a sentence

These earlier favorites were not courted by the great because they could write, but because they could talk, and adorn courts, like Madame de Sevigne.
Bismarck had sedulously courted the friendship of Russia, even after 1882.
I have been for five Years last past courted by a Gentleman of greater Fortune than I ought to expect, as the Market for Women goes.
He has courted experience, among other things the experience of putting forth his power in a contest with the sea and performing a great feat of engineering.
Not to be approved of, not to be courted, not to stand well in the eyes of those around him, was to him positive and immediate suffering.
Even its shadow is courted, when the substance is wanting.
A young man who had courted her was induced to say that he had a promise of marriage from her, and to claim the fulfilment of it.
Peter Brown, an old colored soldier mustered out from Memphis, met my mother, courted her, and married her.
Both political parties, however, have courted them in private and denounced them in public, and both have equally deceived them.
He admitted to me that during the past seven years he had courted death.

But the lady liked better to be courted than married, and kept him three years in uncertainty and attendance.
Young women, how often do they sell themselves and their own modesty, just for the pleasure of being flattered and courted, and of getting a few fine clothes.
The duchess liked a change of faces in their little circle, but she courted the quiet and freedom from restraint which her mountain home brought her.
As much flattered and courted when she was poor as while she was rich.
Henceforth their cabins were to be guarded with greater vigilance than ever, and the courted trade was to remain monopolized by the French.
Doubtless the first woman wonders why she is so slighted and the company of the other courted.
We had, with sincere and particular dispositions, courted and cultivated the friendship of Spain.
And he went up to see with his own eyes, and as there was no mistake about it, he went to the widow and courted her, and then they had the wedding.
She was courted by many, but it was Major Humboldt who found favor in her heart.
That means that you will be more courted than the Queen.
Late in the year 1819 Thomas Lincoln went back to Kentucky, and there courted and married a widow named Sarah Buck Johnston, who had once been his sweetheart.
The fanatics, whom he had so long courted, were the most active opponents of this project.
Those who had courted him without success, had an opportunity to return the contempt they had suffered.
He has courted unpopularity as other men have courted popularity.
In a word, he courted her successfully, and they were married.
The mind, like the body, he observed, delighted in change and novelty, and even in religion itself, courted new appearances and modifications.
These collections, being found agreeable to the taste of their readers, novelty was courted by composing letters more expressly adapted to public curiosity.
Hamilton with his brother, Lanark, had courted the alliance and lived in the intimacy of Argyll.
Another person, even I, in similar circumstances, would have courted demolition.
If she was a daughter of mine, Iâ€™d medjure her length across my knee, full growed and courted though she is.
To see her surrounded by her worshippers, courted by the Court itself, all eyes drawn towards her as she moved, all hearts laid at her feet, was torture to him.

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