Heeded is valid Scrabble Word

Is heeded a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is heeded valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

6 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
10 points in WWF

Definitions for HEEDED in dictionary:

VERB:

HEED, to pay attention to
pay attention to; take notice of

NOUN:

careful attention

Words related to HEEDED

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How to use HEEDED in a sentence

Once she called to him but he heeded not, walking ever with bowed head and hearing only the tumult within him and the throbbing of his wounded heart.
And at every thirteenth blow they tapped the ground with their tails in concert The miser heeded them not, but labored lustily for hours.
No one about the station heeded him, nor did he notice any one he knew.
But he was all amazed, And silent stood, nor heeded the kind word.
But he heeded not how the red-faced cornet, whom he had already once hurled from the saddle and given a good blow as a remembrance, flew upon him from behind.
The soldiers were making gestures to us to indicate we were getting too far west for a good berth, but we heeded them not.
She gathered herself up, and ran, Yet heeded not whither or whence, To flee from the roar, That continued to pour Behind her, from over the fence.
For a while he heeded this, and was careful of his moral character.
She called to the Indian, but he heeded not her cry.
And Nero, who cared for the people, turned his hatred and cruelty against men of higher class whose fate they heeded less.

But their eyes had grown used to the darkness, and they heeded it not.
But as this was a-saying and a-doing betwixt them, and a while after, they had heeded the Elder little or not at all, though he rode on the right hand of Ralph.
It is pleasing to state that most of the Saints heeded the timely instruction and warning, and there was great improvement in keeping this law of the Lord.
Here the crack of my little rifle was no more heeded than the plunge of a fish-hawk, or the groaning of a burdened elm bough.
The low ominous sounds that drifted from the darkness could not be heeded till to-morrow.
But my words might have been the wind passing by him, so little he heeded them.
In all times of popular commotion and peril, the Supreme Court of the United States has been looked to as the final arbiter, its decrees heeded as the voice of God.
But as for me, I went on my way and heeded them not.
But Applehead had warned them, and Luck, fortunately for them all, had heeded the warning.
But he little heeded either their missiles or their menacing cries.
Nevertheless, what my father had laid on us all was to be heeded, and I was to be his helper in arms.
There were many who sought to deter her, for they whispered the disease was contagious, but Ellen heeded them not, nor did Mrs.
So used had the ears of besiegers and besieged grown to that sound of menace, that it was hardly heeded more than the roar of the surf upon the shore.
Little they heeded the words she said, Little they cared for her haughty tread, For maidens and warriors and chieftain knew That her lips were false and her charge untrue.
Fiercest, loudest, and most heeded of all, the voice of Tertullian still sounds down the ages.
I trust the subject will receive at your hands the attention it deserves, and that the just claims of authors, so urgently pressed, will be duly heeded.

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