Hearty is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HEARTY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a comrade
• a vigorously cheerful and sporty person
• a form of address ascribed to sailors.
• Comrade; boon companion; good fellow; -- a term of familiar address and fellowship among sailors.
• comrade, esp a sailor
ADJECTIVE:
• very friendly
• loudly vigorous and cheerful
• (of a feeling or an opinion) deeply or strongly felt
• (of a person) strong and healthy
• (of food) wholesome and substantial
• substantial, nourishing
• showing warm and heartfelt friendliness
• providing abundant nourishment
• endowed with or exhibiting great bodily or mental health
• consuming abundantly and with gusto
• without reservation
• (of a person's appetite) robust and healthy

Words related to HEARTY

heartier11 hearties11 heartiest12 heartily14 heartiness13

How to use HEARTY in a sentence

• For my dessert, I helped myself to a large slice of the Chesuncook woods, and took a hearty draught of its waters with all my senses.
• A good supper at the Black Creek Stopping-House and the hearty hospitality of Mrs.
• I then proceeded to get my breakfast, for which, as I had tasted nothing since some hours before the start, I had a hearty appetite.
• This brought a hearty laugh, and a great pounding of the desks.
• I was held at the lodgings of Herr Ries, who received me with a hearty shake of the hand.
• He spoke in the same bluff, hearty way he always did.
• But the visitor, as he ate the bread with a hearty relish, declared that it was enough, for it was the first morsel he had tasted that day.
• You may be sure I rode off at once with my great news to the Hall, and received very hearty congratulations there.
• The meeting of ladies was well attended, and the interest was manifested in their hearty response in favor of joining the sisterhood of State Unions.
• He was temperate and good-natured, and he had a bluff, hearty way with the other men that made it easy for them to accept his directions.
• Sir, I have been honored with your letter, and the books which accompanied it, for which I return you my hearty thanks.
• It was three days before Christmas when all of them, except Ted, arrived at the ranch and were given a hearty welcome by the Englishman.
• In addition to the usual studies, the pupils were allowed an opportunity to acquaint themselves with domestic duties, and they did it in most cases with hearty good-will.
• Fox himself offered his hearty concurrence to it, because it was for the defence of the country, rather than for any project of offensive war.
• He ate a hearty supper, making a commonplace remark now and again.
• I daresay Charlie, with his big frame, sunburnt face, curly beard, and loud hearty voice, seemed to him like a kind of savage, and he thought he had got among the Aborigines.
• The hall was packed and the lecture received with profound attention, interrupted by hearty applause.
• Here the consul and his son, who had accompanied them from Tripoli, took their leave, with many hearty good wishes for their success and prosperity.
• The author doubtless acted with the aid and hearty cooeperation of Marius.
• The settlers made a hearty meal, for their appetites were sharpened, and measures were then taken that the night might be passed in safety.
• You eats so hearty, and the dog eats so hearty, that I gets nothing.
• He commanded attention everywhere by his genial face and hearty manner of speech.
• But I must say also that up to this time none had had aught to say against Alsi as a ruler, though he was over close, and not at all hearty in his ways at home.
• In your heretic sins may you live and die, Ye heretic Eight-and-Tairty! But accept, ye sublime Majority, My congratulations hearty.
• Jermyn made me eat a hearty meal before starting, which I did.
• Now and then a good joke or a witty sally called forth hearty laughter.
• China seems to be accepting with hearty good will the conventional laws which regulate commercial and social intercourse among the Western nations.
• A hearty supper, a good bottle, and a soft bed to every man who fights the battles of his country.
• A man can eat anything from cactus to sole leather, and keep hearty.
• So the first evening came along, and supper was the same hearty, enjoyable meal they had always found it.
• Here, many a time, we saw Longfellow, looking wonderfully like a ruddy, hearty, happy English gentleman, with his full lips and beaming blue eyes.
• It had, moreover, the hearty support of so eminent a theological authority as Luther, who on this ground preached early marriage to men and women alike.

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