Jotted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JOTTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• JOT, to note quickly
• write (something) quickly
NOUN:
• a very small amount
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to write down quickly

Words related to JOTTED

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How to use JOTTED in a sentence

• Every fifteen minutes he jotted in his notebook the distance and the mean direction travelled.
• I had jotted down the names of a number of celebrities whom I proposed to interview on this all-important question, and I began to read over my list.
• That last thought, now jotted down in black and white, had effectually cleared her mind of its cobwebs.
• From the information already received, the amounts were jotted down briskly until the entire list had been gone over.
• She jotted on some ivory tablets, with a gold pencil, a number of hints to assist her in her observations.
• He jotted them down in his note-book, however, with a feeling that they might be a last resort.
• Brother Kline jotted down one other discourse which he delivered on Saturday following, which I am compelled to omit for want of room.
• I jotted down the figures that I remembered, but I must have had some of the signs down wrong, for, try as I would, I could make nothing out of them.
• Occasionally he jotted down something on a slip of paper.
• All of them were jotted down in my notebook at the times when I heard them.
• In these he jotted the germ of an idea, the first notion of a singular, perhaps supernatural moral situation.
• We weighed each milking, and jotted down the weight with the pencil tied to each little book.
• He took from his pocket a little book, in which he jotted down some happy thoughts that he meant to use in his plea to the Princess.
• Asquith for a reformed House of Lords and the notes jotted down by the sometime German Emperor for a proclamation from Versailles to the citizens of Paris.
• He passed the home of Scott, the inventor, and mentally jotted down a reminder that the man, being innocent, must be paid his insurance now without delay.
• Taking a small notebook from his pocket, he jotted down an array of figures.
• He stood by the porch and jotted down in his notebook a thought that had occurred to him.
• The veteran inspector took each man in turn and heard his tale and jotted down his notes, and, where he thought it wise, cross-questioned over and again.
• These essays were originally nothing more than single sentences jotted down in a notebook, probably as an aid to conversation.
• McLean was busy over a notebook, in which he jotted down from day to day such details of their search as might be worth keeping.
• He jotted down the address and set out for Richmond.
• On the spot their part of the history was jotted down in black and white.
• For years I kept a small book in which I jotted down every word, its derivation and full meaning with which I was not familiar.
• I pounced on the error, and found that she had jotted down each pint in the shilling instead of in the pence column.
• Tom quickly jotted down his field note in degrees, minutes and seconds.
• She carried tablets on which, even during conversation, she jotted down memoranda.
• Eugenia came in as she finished, but before she closed her desk she jotted two names on a slip of paper.
• The first part of the Chronicle is a table of events, many of them fabulous, which had been originally jotted down by Saxon monks, abbots, and bishops.
• Very observant of what he saw, he rushed to his closet and jotted down his views in electrical words, which made themselves immediately and distinctly felt.
• Zeisler, I jotted down some questions, leading to further elucidation of her manner of teaching and playing, and sent them to her.
• Many of these ideas seem to me beautiful and inspiring, and I will set them down as fully as I can from the brief notes jotted down at the time.
• The example, the only example is mistaken and a murmur, it is jotted and likened to more special reductions.
• She never touched the manuscript with pencil, but jotted down her notes on slips of paper and left them where he might easily find them.
• You will see it was only a few ideas jotted down for further elaboration and then forgotten.
• He continually drew the note-book from his pocket, and from time to time jotted down figures.
• This certainly puts a different light on things, Jane noted as she jotted down the information being squeezed out of Lyle by Diana.
• Probably the loose sheet on which the items were jotted down, was lost.
• Finding that we were interested in the subject he gave us full instructions for making kites from 5 to 8 feet long, and these I jotted down for future use.

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