Grown is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GROWN in dictionary:

VERB:
• GROW, to cultivate
• to undergo natural development by increasing in size and changing physically; progress to maturity.
ADJECTIVE:
• (of animals) fully developed
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• p. p. of Grow.
• mature

Words related to GROWN

grew8 grow8 growing12 grows9

Words that contain GROWN

grownup13 ingrown11 regrown11 ungrown11 upgrown13 grownups14 misgrown14 outgrown12 homegrown18 mossgrown15 overgrown16 intergrown14 undergrown15 ingrownness15 ingrownnesses17

How to use GROWN in a sentence

• It was not strange to her, but it was no longer familiar, and she missed the surroundings to which she had grown accustomed.
• Now that he had grown used to the place he was enjoying himself at Sedleigh to a certain extent.
• Her name had been mentioned but casually, not a word to indicate that she had grown up since they saw her last.
• She has grown to be a tall, elegant woman, slightly thin, and with a careworn and fatigued expression of countenance.
• It may also be grown in a pot of mould, kept in a dark place for about ten days, then placed in a sunny position and supplied with water.
• It may be grown in any damp soil and increased by division.
• Consequently, in thirty years past this underbrush has grown drier and drier, fit kindling for fuel.
• It needs some amount of courage to lift Potatoes while the tops are still green and vigorous, and it should not be done until the roots are fully grown and beginning to ripen.
• Much finer flowers are produced in the border than when grown in pots, and they present great variety, scarcely any two amongst hundreds showing flowers exactly alike.
• It has grown up, with broad stately streets, in which, it is said, some four or five thousand Britons live and thrive.
• The swine had had free range most of the time, and the specimens which I bought were healthy and as well grown as could be expected.
• Joan swung round, her face grown white, her eyes burning with fire.
• This transition from realism to symbolism is something in opera with which we have grown only too familiar since the time of Wagner.
• In some of the Montana valleys good crops have been grown with much success in many of those western valleys, and even on the bench lands at the base of foothills.
• Where alfalfa or cow peas can be successfully grown, either crop would be preferable.
• Arithelli had grown into the habit of obedience to him, and if he wished it he could make it practically impossible for her to see Vardri without his knowledge and consent.
• He had grown restive under the confinement of prison life, then frantic, simply frantic, and had made up his mind to escape.
• In the life of leisure at Saint-Lange she had recovered from her grief and grown fair and fresh.
• Nothing offended Badman but blows, and those he had but few of now, because he was pretty well grown up.
• Here is some one quite grown up who smiles and means to hurt you, who says good and means bad, who says yes and means no.
• She did not like her Sunday harness which had grown hard and stiff from infrequent use and too small, having been made for her when she was younger.
• I said if I ever got to be grown and my grandfather stayed alive, I was going to Georgia to see him.
• The children had grown so much I hardly knew them, but I was glad indeed to meet them.
• Through this man, by the slow processes of generations, a nation is grown.
• I advanced the necessary sum, but, having grown cautious, demanded a written receipt.
• She had grown thinner, and there were dark shadows under her eyes, yet she seemed only more beautiful.

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