Greeted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GREETED in dictionary:

VERB:
• GREET, to address in a friendly and courteous way
• give a polite word of recognition or sign of welcome when meeting (someone)
• receive or acknowledge (something) in a specified way
• (especially of a sight or sound) become apparent to (a person arriving somewhere)
• weep; cry

Words related to GREETED

greet6 greeting10 greets7

Words that contain GREETED

regreeted11 congreeted14

How to use GREETED in a sentence

• He raced up the path to the bungalow and stood frozen to the spot by the sight that greeted his eyes.
• On this occasion the old lady of the house greeted me with flattering enthusiasm.
• Meanwhile, the appearance of the barber, dressed in his luxuriant gown, was greeted with shouts of laughter in the dining-room.
• Greely could speak, so great was the outburst of enthusiasm which greeted him.
• She entered and greeted the doctor, holding herself erect, and striving to keep the signs of grief and terror from her face.
• Among them I greeted many friends whom I had come to know at Dundee ten days before.
• It was a new thing here, this popular dinner, and the Romans greeted it in an intoxication of hope and pleasure.
• Powhatan greeted his brother gravely and bade him be seated.
• But even that sight was not sufficient to make the onlookers forget the fact that the sun was rising and must be greeted with the customary ceremony.
• He had for years conspired and worked with Masaryk for the freedom of their country, and now he greeted him by throwing his arms about him.
• And she greeted Arthur and all his household, except Peredur.
• Among those who greeted them was an uncle whom Paul had never seen, Mr.
• The people greeted her with loud cheers, and then turned their eyes again toward Lombard.
• The Sound was rough, I am not a good sailor, and how long I slept I know not, but I awoke with a start and a loud report greeted my ears.
• The children were at play in the garden below her, and their merry voices greeted her ear pleasantly.
• She greeted me gayly, and began at once to tell me how much ploughing she had done that day.
• She was struck with the air of mingled affection and compassion with which he greeted his healthy, handsome, smiling young hostess.
• I have already taken leave of every thing, I have greeted every thing in the house for the last time.
• As he reached the door-way at the front of the house he was greeted with a shout from assembled Monterey.
• It is impossible to exaggerate the bewilderment and astonishment with which this proposal was greeted.
• The Honorable Percival greeted with calm disdain the laugh that followed it.
• Morning after morning she bade Primrose good-bye with a bright smile on her little face, and however long and dull her day was, she greeted her sister happily at night.
• Hakon watched them go gravely, and then turned to Bertric and greeted him as an old and most welcome friend, and so Bertric made me known, and I also was well greeted.
• She met them standing jauntily astride upon the hearth, her back to the fire, and she greeted each one as he came with some pretty impudence.
• Hence it was not as an intrusion, but, on the contrary, as an acceptable call, that I greeted the arrival of Increase.

Similar words containing GREET without suffix ed

greet6 greete7 greets7 greeter8 greetes8 regreet8 congreet11 greeters9 greeting10 regreets9 congreets12 greetings11 regreeted11 congreeted14 regreeting12 congreeting15

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