Gathered is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GATHERED in dictionary:

VERB:
• GATHER, to bring together in one place or group
• come together; assemble or accumulate
• bring together and take in from scattered places or sources
• pick something up
• harvest grain or other crops
• collect plants, fruits, etc., for food
• increase in (speed, force, etc.)
• infer; understand
• summon up (a mental or physical attribute) for a purpose
• draw and hold together (fabric or a part of a garment) by running thread through it
• pull (someone) into one's arms
• gain or recover (one's breath)
NOUN:
• a part of a garment that is gathered.
ADJECTIVE:
• brought together in one place
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to bring together into one place or group

Words related to GATHERED

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How to use GATHERED in a sentence

• I then, having gathered some old chests together, placed them over each other, so that there might be a shed against the heat of the day, and the dews of the night.
• Half of the inhabitants of the town gathered round me, and watched all my motions and doings with the greatest attention.
• So I gathered counsel and comfort from the lips of that sympathetic cousin, and loved her word pictures of the home where I was born.
• So the young men gathered round Hapley and applauded him.
• Not one vestige of her internal mental attitude could be gathered from her sun-and wind-beaten little countenance.
• Bryan until they could cheer no more, tore the standards from the floor and gathered around the Nebraska delegation to renew the deafening applause.
• We have gathered out of the Word all the principal passages bearing on this subject.
• We know, also, that when they are once scattered they cannot be gathered up again.
• The captain gathered up the money, notified Matchin that he and his family would be wanted as witnesses in the morning, and they all moved toward the door.
• And with those who were left he went about everywhere and gathered the soldiers hastily, and to all the Vandals he came upon he gave pledges for their safety.
• He gathered up his tools, put them into his basket, took them down, and when he got to the ground again fainted dead away.
• On the way they rested several times and also gathered up their own outfits and catches.
• By now a large crowd had gathered to watch the trial.
• But the tide which gathered and drove forward the waters out of which that wave arose, had turned before.
• When all these are gathered together, then man exists.
• After the eggs were gathered they all went to pick strawberries.
• A buffalo robe attached to him fell off and was gathered in by one of the Eneeshurs.
• Its trunk is notched with a hatchet, upon which the resin flows out, and when hardened, turns into incense, which is gathered and made into lumps.
• The slaves were gathered in each state, anywhere from 6000 to 8000 or more, from different plantations, carried to some centre and sent to various war points in the state.
• Pink was a wonder as he stood in the center of everybody that I had gathered around him to hear in particular what they had all been talking about in general.
• Here, with a thankful heart, he gathered his wife and children around him.

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