Made is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MADE in dictionary:

VERB:
• MAKE, to cause to exist
NOUN:
• See Mad, n.
ADJECTIVE:
• made in a particular place or way
• Artificially produced; pieced together; formed by filling in; as, made ground; a made mast, in distinction from one consisting of a single spar.
• produced by a manufacturing process
• (of a bed) having the sheets and blankets set in order
• successful or assured of success
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• past tense of make
• imp. & p. p. of Make.

Words related to MADE

mak9 make10 makes11 making13

Words that contain MADE

comade11 madefy15 nomade9 pomade11 remade9 unmade9 upmade11 chamade15 madeira10 manmade12 mismade12 nomades10 pomaded13 pomades12 premade12 remades10 chamades16 dolmades12 handmade15 homemade16 madefied15 madefies14 madeiras11 maderise11 maderize20 madeuppy18 dressmade13 madefying19 madeleine12 maderised13 maderises12 maderized22 maderizes21 matchmade19 readymade16 reformade15 hebdomader19 madeleines13 maderising14 maderizing23 readymades17 reformades16 tailormade13 hebdomaders20 madefaction19 madefactions20 mademoiselle17 maderisation15 maderization24 mademoiselles18 maderisations16 maderizations25

How to use MADE in a sentence

• I say it in confidence, but I have again and again been made the sport of a wayward and wanton ridicule.
• Go home, and make the worst of it, and you are a made man from this time.
• At first they did not know the correct line to adopt, but made a request that the guard should be taken off the station.
• My uncle Phillip, who was a carpenter, had very skilfully made a concealed trap-door, which communicated with the storeroom.
• But he made no headway at all, because Antonius through fear shrank back and Lentulus was anything but an energetic sort of person.
• The settlement of Pennsylvania, beginning in 1681, filled this gap and made the colonies continuous from the French frontier of Canada to the Spanish frontier of Florida.
• No arrests were made, for if I had offered to take any one into custody, I should have been ill-treated, and raised a tumult that could not have easily been suppressed.
• The attitude of the Democratic party upon this so-called race question has made the colored voter a dependent, and not an independent, American citizen.
• The Third Brigade was commonly known as the Highland Brigade and was made up of the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth and Sixteenth Battalions.
• When Balliol landed at Kinghorn in August, he made his way unmolested till he reached the river Earn, on his way to Perth.
• But what made that great valley? I am not learned enough to tell.
• No pecuniary considerations made it necessary, in this case, to wait for a favorable time.
• By that means they will be spared new expenses that must necessarily be made for that purpose.
• This icing must be very thick when made, and if is seems thin put in more sugar.
• Then a Miss Tyler came to stay, and falling in love with Count Ferruci, grew jealous of Lydia, and made trouble with Vrain.
• There is no exception made to this custom, and the traveler is bound to submit.
• Angry as he was at the whole breed and community of Man, something jumped up in his throat and made him catch his breath when he looked at the village roofs.
• A portion of this division was attacked before it could form, but its commander, General Prentiss, promptly rallied his men, and made a vigorous fight.
• There was a heavy thud, a concussion that made their seat shiver.
• To obviate this, I made the device shown in the sketch for lifting hot pie pans and plates.
• I remember once when you cut your hand it made you ill.
• Paper is made at Wookey, furniture is manufactured at Yatton, and there is a large bacon factory at Highbridge.
• Certain significant observations may certainly be made upon this table.
• I forgive you for laughing at me, though at the time it made me mad like a dog, and I only wanted to hurt the woman I love.
• Lina blushed and turned away from him, not in anger, but because she remembered the confession she had just made in the garret.
• One day in October, 1917, the German air fleet made a determined attack on London.

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