Forgot is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FORGOT in dictionary:

VERB:
• FORGET, to fail to remember
• inadvertently neglect to do, bring, or mention something
• deliberately cease to think of
• neglect to behave in an appropriate way
• fail to remember
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• past tense offorget
• imp. & p. p. of Forget.
• a past tense of forget

Words related to FORGOT

forgat10 forget10 forgets11 forgetting15 forgotten13

Words that contain FORGOT

unforgot12 forgotten13 unforgotten15 forgottenness17 forgottennesses19

How to use FORGOT in a sentence

• He forgot what the consequences might be if he did not.
• For the moment, I believe, he completely forgot that important personage with whom originated all their anxiety and discomfort.
• At first he was so pleased at being king that he forgot all about his poor little wife.
• But the younger was foolish and forgot all about it, so the goddess began to dislike him, and he lost all his money.
• Wallenstein, in his haste to leave Leipzic and Saxony, forgot to remove his part.
• But at that moment I forgot about my own self and saw only her.
• Thus Siegfried served him, the which he later quite forgot.
• At the sight of her distress, Victor forgot his promise to Flamin.
• I listened, intent, fascinated, forgot to ask why he was there instead of in his bed, forgot that it was midnight instead of mid-day.
• The last time they had met they had, of course, quarrelled, and then she had forgotten him, as she forgot everybody and everything not brought directly under her notice.
• He learned that the whole family was so kind and helpful that he soon forgot the merchant and his fine clothes.
• He was her royal child, and that I do not think she ever forgot till he was, in her imagination, her dead child.
• In her solicitude for my interest, she never for a moment forgot my feelings or character.
• VII The Boy lost his skin but grew another and incidentally absorbed some ideas he never forgot.
• They had such a good time at their work that they almost forgot their luncheon.
• It was the first time in her hospital life that she absolutely forgot the rules laid down for her conduct.
• I forgot to say that you were rung up on the telephone three times previously by Mr.
• Somehow Terry forgot to finish his sentence, and I forgot to wonder what the end was to be.
• He forgot the part played by the model in nineteenth century art, and gave way to an archaic indignation.
• When I was about 13 years of age I learned a lesson on obedience and resisting others influence that I never forgot.
• He forgot to inquire as to the real value of his possessions.
• I forgot to mention that during the time we were under cover, the 17th and 31st Native Infantry had moved round the hill and taken up a position on our right.
• The cavalry, for a long time, forgot that their strength lay in the points of their sabres, in the dash of the men, and the speed of their horses.
• At other times, Christine, when questioned by Claude about Clermont, forgot those sorrows to recall more cheerful memories.
• But, however that may be, in his haste or his grief, Theseus forgot to put up the white sail.
• Each had a secret care, but each forgot it utterly.

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