Fattened is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FATTENED in dictionary:

VERB:
• FATTEN, to make fat
• make or become fat or fatter
ADJECTIVE:
• (of market animals) made ready for market

Words related to FATTENED

fatten9 fattening13 fattens10 meated9

How to use FATTENED in a sentence

• The Galloway has a larger frame, and when fattened makes excellent beef.
• Cruel tyrants reigned in cities, and rapacious priests fattened on the credulity of the people.
• He will not be fattened and bled as the Emperor treats other governors.
• We continued feasting on beef straight and fattened on the diet, at least I did.
• I am now able from experience to say, that they are incomparably superior to their fattened brethren.
• This grain was rarely harvested, except as it was wanted, and the hogs that were fattened were usually turned in upon it in the fields.
• When they attained the age of eight years the oxen were usually fattened and killed for beef.
• No beasts fattened better than oxen that had been worked.
• Herefords are famous for their feeding qualities at grass, and good stores are scarce, the best being fattened on their native pastures.
• The ploughing of two acres of fallow land was the common work of four oxen, which, when fattened at five years old, would reach eleven score a quarter.
• The market will be a cooperative one, which will furnish you meat, fattened on your own land, at the lowest price.
• The prisoners were kept in a compound, where they were fattened for the pot and killed when wanted.
• And those whom they have fattened applaud them, instead of finding fault with them, and lay the blame of their subsequent disorders on their physicians.
• They may be fattened nicely while grazing on field peas.
• During the awful famine in Shansi of 1876-1879 starving men fought to the death for the bodies of dogs that had fattened on the corpses of their dead countrymen.
• Cattle and sheep are now fattened for slaughter on alfalfa hay fed alone, but when thus fattened the finish made is not equal to that resulting from adding grain to the alfalfa.
• Thenceforth Roman geese were fattened, but not eaten.
• For these fattened cows roam freely over the vast tableland.
• Burrage lived and fattened on abuses, prejudices, privileges, on the petrified, cruel fashions of the past.
• That the commons fattened their favourites that they might be slaughtered.
• Most of the property that he had alienated was recovered after his death, and those whom he had fattened died miserably in poverty.
• After being well fattened, they fetch in the market about double the price paid for them as stock sheep.
• About 2,000, thus fattened, including lambs, are sold yearly.
• They are fattened in jars which are usually kept indoors.
• Several large hogs and boars had been brought from thence which had weighed, when fattened, from one hundred and eighty to three hundred and six pounds.
• In the old Skidi rite the women told the fattened captive what they desired to gain from the Ruler.
• It is fattened for the table, and is considered a great delicacy.
• In Carniola, swine, oxen, and horses, are fattened on it.
• The Northern Pacific and Great Northern railways have fattened on it for years.
• When you have fattened him up a bit, teach him to feed the dogs.

Similar words containing FATTEN without suffix ed

fatten9 fattens10 fattener11 fatteners12 fattening13 fattenable15 fattenings14 nonfattening16

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