Done is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DONE in dictionary:

VERB:
• DO, to perform
INTERJECTION:
• used to indicate that the speaker accepts the terms of an offer
ADJECTIVE:
• (of food) cooked thoroughly
• no longer happening or existing
• socially acceptable
• Given; executed; issued; made public; -- used chiefly in the clause giving the date of a proclamation or public act.
• having finished or arrived at completion
• cooked until ready to serve
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to begin and carry through to completion
• past participle of do
• p. p. from Do, and formerly the infinitive.

Words related to DONE

dae4 did5 didst7 do3 does5 doest6 doeth9 doing7 dost5 doth8

Words that contain DONE

donee6 doner6 donees7 redone7 undone7 doners7 amidone10 condone10 donegal9 fordone11 misdone10 outdone8 amidones11 condoned12 condoner11 condones11 cordoned12 donegals10 doneness9 foredone12 idoneity12 idoneous9 overdone12 pardoned12 pardoner11 spadones11 abandoned13 abandonee12 abandoner12 bandoneon12 comedones14 condoners12 donepezil21 guerdoned12 guerdoner11 methadone15 oxycodone22 pardoners12 sphendone15 trazodone19 underdone11 abandonees13 abandoners13 bandoneons13 donenesses11 donepezils22 endoneuria11 guerdoners12 idoneities11 methadones16 myrmidones18 oxycodones23 sphendones16 trazodones20 unpardoned14 abandonedly18 endoneurium14 hydrocodone21 reguerdoned14 unguerdoned14 risperidone14 aerodonetics15 furazolidone25 hydrocodones22 risperidones15 furazolidones26 chlorthalidone23 chlorthalidones24

How to use DONE in a sentence

• This done, thoroughly tired out, the boys sought the hotel.
• He is an absolute stranger to what he has done in all the inward springs of his machine.
• Augustus had given orders that it should be of the most sumptuous description, and the chef had done marvels.
• Hooper was repeating that he was proud of the work done by the boys and glad that he had trusted them.
• If he corrected, or showed the man what he wanted, he would run the risk of not getting it done at all.
• I trust there are few among you who have done such crime.
• The process, when well done, gave moderately satisfactory results against decay.
• Truly I tell you that the knight would have done all in his power to attain his wish, and the lady, for her part, yearned for sight and speech of her friend.
• I know what you have done, and why you have done it.
• If he should decline it, it can be done by the usual minister for the time being.
• This done, he cast a quick glance toward the still form near at hand, turned and moved swiftly away.
• Throughout Monday night all were engaged in getting in arms and ammunition and doing all that could be done to enable the town to hold its own against possible attack.
• From the looks of the outside, I should say that it is nearly done.
• There is no doubt whatever that the King was making a great deal of money, and that many shameful and wicked things were done in the Congo.
• Such still remains to be written in the English language, and it is to be hoped that it will be done some day thoroughly and well.
• And all this was done under our own beautiful banner of the free.
• If you want anything done, go to the British or Japanese.
• Sankey knew by a military instinct just what had to be done and how to do it.
• It came over our young lady that when she sought the acquaintance of her distant kinsman she had indeed done a more complicated thing than she suspected.
• It, too, was in the great wilderness, rejoicing in the woods and the grass and the running streams and had done no harm.
• But now her duty was done, she had no longer any mental stimulant.
• For well do these men know there will not be A being born among the Conacians who Shall do the deeds of valour thou hast done From this day forth until the end of time.
• I believe that I have done the utmost my imperfect faculties permitted.
• While this duty was being done, he spoke not a word except to the sentinels whom he ordered in clear-cut speech to maintain strict vigilance.
• A minute later he was walking beside Murray as he had done day after day for the better part of three terms.
• Asmund said that he would follow him in whatsoever he would have done.
• This done, we gave the town the ancient and historical name of Rome.
• Having done this, she may exchange salutations with such friends and acquaintances as may be in the room.
• He was the one who went where he went and did that which was the thing that was done then.
• Certainly some considerable damage had been done, but nothing beyond repair.
• This done he returned to Aulad, whom he had left bound with his lasso, loosed him, and set out for the place where he had left the King.
• The waves that came up every moment over the place soon smoothed the surface of the sand again, and made it look as if nothing had been done there.

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