Led is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LED in dictionary:

VERB:
• LEAD, to go in advance
PREPOSITION:
• of Lead.
NOUN:
• a light-emitting diode (a semiconductor diode which glows when a voltage is applied)
• diode such that light emitted at a p-n junction is proportional to the bias current; color depends on the material used
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to show the way to by going in advance
• past tense of lead

Words related to LED

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Words that contain LED

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How to use LED in a sentence

• The race was to be four hundred yards, and when I led the pony over the track he seemed to understand what he was there for.
• The man led two other horses, saddled, but empty of riders.
• This very surprise which she expressed led to a most instructive conversation.
• But the military genius of Miltiades led him to deviate on this occasion from the commonplace tactics of his countrymen.
• Then, in a moment of inspiration, she turned away and passed down the narrow avenue which led to the landing on the river.
• The colonel and Phil had entered the cemetery by a side gate and their exit led through the main entrance.
• Perhaps when I tell you that he is not a fit man to associate with your daughter, you may think I am led by the fact that Badger and I are not now the friends we were once.
• This led to a lawsuit, the final result of which was that Mr.
• And walking along the sandy road that led by the margin of Lake St.
• He pushed aside the undergrowth before her, lifted her gently over damp hollows, and led her around the stones.
• Sir William led them to what seemed a buzz of voices, and opened a door.
• This presently led to much correspondence between the Home Office, the governor, and MacArthur.
• The dramatic effects are carefully prepared for and led up to, reminding us almost at times of the recurrence of a musical motive.
• It led to Britain and Persia, to Carthage and the White Sea.
• Madam, said Meliagrance, for your sake they shall be led with you into mine own castle, with that ye will be ruled, and ride with me.
• The Delaware trail led over logs, stones and hard-baked ground, up stony ravines and over cliffs.
• These are the ideas which led the way to the Restoration of 1868.
• They are then led between the rollers, under the cutting knife, and on to the table.
• Alvarez led the way to an inner court or patio, waving back all except Braxton Wyatt.
• The doors that led back to his old life had closed behind him.
• But I led Jerry at once upstairs, where I stripped him and took account of his injuries.

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