Eaten is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EATEN in dictionary:

VERB:
• EAT, to consume food
• put (food) into the mouth and chew and swallow it
• have (a meal)
• have a meal in a restaurant
• have a meal at home.
• perform fellatio or cunnilingus on (someone).
RESIDUAL:
• Tanzania (international vehicle registration).
NOUN:
• light food or snacks

Words related to EATEN

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Words that contain EATEN

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How to use EATEN in a sentence

• The bodies of Turks were torn from their sepulchres, ripped up for the gold which they were supposed to have swallowed, and the fragments cooked and eaten.
• The articles boiled in this syrup will not keep for any length of time, it being suitable only for dishes intended to be eaten immediately.
• There was not a spear of grass for the beasts, everything being eaten up by the grasshoppers, and there were no Turcomans near who could supply us with food.
• They have not eaten for four days, and they are about to kill their last horse.
• The Frog was unable to loose the knot which bound him to the Mouse, and thus was carried off along with him and eaten by the Hawk.
• Meat, which is never eaten to any great extent in the East was probably beyond the means of most persons.
• But after she had rested a while, and eaten the supper which Kitty speedily prepared, she felt better.
• Italy, compared with America, is not so very cheap, except for those who have iron constitutions to endure bad food, eaten in bad air, damp and dirty lodgings.
• Having eaten his simple lunch, he started down the road.
• He died on the twenty-eighth of August, having last eaten on Sunday the twentieth of the month.
• Only the most simple and wholesome food should be eaten, and that only in such moderate quantities as are required to replenish the tissues.
• He was excessively polite, but would on no account drink tea with Clapperton, as he said, he was a stranger in their land, and had not yet eaten of his bread.
• Their ships were also in many places eaten with the wormes called Bromas or Bissas, whereof mention is made in the Decades.
• It seemed to be of a round shape, with a rind like an orange, and the inside, which appeared to have been eaten, resembled a pomegranate.
• Oh, blessed are those few who sit at that table where the Bread of Angels is eaten, and wretched those who can feed only as the Sheep.
• He gave his camel a meal of dates, and having eaten some himself, again set the creature in motion.
• Several others who had eaten at the same table, as also servants who had partaken, were subjected to the like influence.
• He ate and slept as he had never eaten and slept in his life, and as the end of the work came in sight, he was almost half sorry.
• Yet the man does not live who can say truthfully that he ever was eaten by a bear.
• The Indians having eaten too much, at length began to fall asleep one by one.

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