Did is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DID in dictionary:

VERB:
• DO, to perform
• perform (an action, the precise nature of which is often unspecified)
• perform (a particular task)
• work on (something) to bring it to completion or to a required state
• do the cleaning for a person or household
• make or have available and provide
• solve; work out
• cook (food) to completion or to a specified degree
• (often in questions) work at for a living
• produce or give a performance of (a particular play, opera, etc.)
• imitate (a particular person) in order to entertain people
• take (a narcotic drug)
• attend to (someone)
• have sexual intercourse with.
• urinate or defecate.
• achieve or complete.
• travel (a specified distance)
• travel at (a specified speed)
• make (a particular journey)
• achieve (a specified sales figure)
• visit as a tourist, especially in a superficial or hurried way
• spend (a specified period of time) in prison or in a particular occupation
• finish
• be over
• give up concern for; have finished with
• act or behave in a specified way
• make progress or perform in a specified way; get on or fare
• have a specified effect on
• result in
• be suitable or acceptable
• suffice or be usable
• beat up or kill
• be ruined
• rob (a place)
• swindle
• prosecute or convict
• used before a verb (except be, can, may, ought, shall, will) in questions and negative statements
• used to make tag questions
• used in negative commands
• used to refer back to a verb already mentioned
• used to give emphasis to a positive verb
• used in positive commands to give polite encouragement
• used with inversion of a subject and verb when an adverbial phrase begins a clause for emphasis
• learn or study; take as one's subject
• have sexual intercourse
NOUN:
• a party or other social event
• excrement
• a swindle or hoax.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a past tense of do
• imp. of Do.

Words related to DID

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Words that contain DID

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How to use DID in a sentence

• They read and pray every day with the patients, and as for gratitude, I never expected to be thanked for what I did as I have been thanked here.
• But they merely shook hands and asked each other how they did, not even expecting an answer.
• The spirit gazed upon him as it advanced, but it did not speak.
• The wind was blowing towards him, so that the animal did not scent him, and, as he came up very slowly, and it was turned away, it did not see him.
• They did not dispute the order, only they did not execute it.
• Frank remembered that the fellow who chased him the night before had promised to see him again, but he had thought at the time that the man did not mean it.
• What more did Corinne need to convince her of his love for Lucy? That evening she went to his door, and learnt that he had left for Scotland an hour earlier.
• He gently rubbed the small back, wondering, as he did so, at the insignificant area his hand nearly covered.
• On the border as well as elsewhere it was always wise, when one did not know what to do, to do nothing.
• Though it was at first only a fashion, with all the extravagances and follies usual to fashions, it did much good by creating an ideal for later generations to live up to.
• He did not look at it again until the first gaunt, red shoulder of the sandstone mountain began to loom over them.
• Thompson did go on the errand, and had a public reception before the Legislature, and returned to his position in the Cabinet is known, but this incident serves to recall it.
• It did not seem to occur to her that she might be followed, for she never once glanced back in the direction she came from.
• The Latin did not do, the Greek of which I had a little did not do.
• He said the housekeeper, who was left in it, was a good gentlewoman, and had done him a service, though she did not know him, nor he her.
• But what cuts me to the heart, Julian, is, that she does not appear to trust me and to love me as she did.
• The market did more than help them to make a living.
• We ploughed in all about 114 acres, but we did not subsoil.
• It was a wonder she shaded off from it as delicately as she did.
• I know no condition happier than that of a Virginia farmer might be, conducting himself as he did during the war.
• They did so, and soon realized that He was still the same as in His days on earth, that the hearts of men were in His hands, and that He turneth them according to His own will.
• Most of them thought they were asleep and dreaming, and the dream was such a beautiful one that they did not want to move and break it off.
• Hamilton did not write the history of philosophy, instead of choosing, as the direct object of his intellectual exertions, philosophy itself.
• When the counting of the votes began, the members of the Senate and House did not know whether Mr.
• Still, one could not but feel that it did not solve the question of the origin of man.
• It should be understood that the Committee who reported the act of 1834, giving the new law to the Indians, did not decide any question touching the parsonage.
• All day long I did nothing but weep, and between my crying spells I recited the Latin verses, in which I was now letter-perfect, together with the preceding and following ones.
• Children did not chatter to their parents in days of old as they do now.
• He made no more effectual pursuit than Cumberland did at Culloden.
• When he came to the place where they had left their horses, he took his and went on toward the cabin with a look that did not invite the others to follow.
• That is, I suppose Peter did, for not one glimpse did I or anybody else get of him.
• That lock was terribly hard, yet the key did open it.

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