Heard is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HEARD in dictionary:

VERB:
• perceive with the ear the sound made by (someone or something)
• listen or pay attention to
• listen to all that someone has to say
• listen to and judge (a case or plaintiff)
• listen to and grant (a prayer)
• be told or informed of
• be aware of; know of the existence of
• be contacted by (someone), especially by letter or telephone
• will or would not allow or agree to
NOUN:
• herd
ADJECTIVE:
• detected or perceived by the sense of hearing
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to perceive by the ear
• same as herd
• imp. & p. p. of Hear.

Words related to HEARD

hear7 heards10 hearing11 hears8 herd8

Words that contain HEARD

heards10 reheard11 unheard11 cowheard17 misheard14 outheard12 cowheards18 overheard16

How to use HEARD in a sentence

• Lenore had heard nothing except the birds and the music of her thoughts.
• He was just finishing when eight bells went, and I heard the Old Man tell the Second Mate to call all hands aft for the burial.
• Lucia had seen him come in, and heard him fall, and rushed in.
• I recall one remark made long before I could possibly have heard of Malthus or have understood his theory regarding birth rate and food supply.
• I have not heard of a single instance in which they have turned these arms against us, though they are often grossly insulted.
• Smith, not having read one syllable upon the subject, but having accidentally heard that there was a disputed verse in St.
• The lawyer has heard much about himself in the past few years.
• No sooner had I heard the witnesses for the prosecution, than that hope died within me.
• He heard his name called, and, turning, he saw a man coming toward him with the rolling gait of the seaman.
• She was more shocked than grieved by all that she had heard.
• You have heard from his own lips that he has no definite plans for the future.
• He soon heard the sound of light footsteps proceeding over the grass, and then he discovered the familiar form of Mr.
• In each of my three voyages, we had heard much of the war that produced this great revolution.
• Presently the sound of an approaching carriage was heard, and the inmates of the house began to peep out.
• While Ken sat waiting in the office he heard Arthurs talking to men he instantly took to be the heads of the Athletic Association.
• I heard him argue a case involving the constitutionality of the bill to annex Charlestown to Boston, before the Supreme Court of Massachusetts.
• It seems to me that I have heard and read that in every vision, the means, or the intermediary is required between the power and the object.
• They had heard tell that the captains wanted to defer the storming of Les Tourelles.
• They then rose and departed, and their cries could be heard long after they were out of sight.
• For three days, Wednesday that is, Thursday, and Friday, nothing was heard of the fugitives.
• While he was walking and striking his shield in the middle of the way, Gimbagonan, the wife of Iwaginan, heard him, when he was near to Pindayan.
• Lincoln heard their condemnation with gravity rather than surprise.
• Arthur, I have heard enough to know you would not do me wrong.
• Suddenly I heard, twice over, a noise like that of a train in the distance.
• I recollected to have heard two sermons, but had heard no mention in them of Christ, or the way of life by Him.
• Though it was faint and low, it moved me more profoundly than all that I had hitherto heard of the abominations behind the wall.
• Have you never heard of our society? Well, of course not, so I will tell you.

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