Marred is valid Scrabble Word

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

6 letters word
9 points in Scrabble
10 points in WWF

Definitions for MARRED in dictionary:

VERB:

MAR, to spoil or damage
impair the quality or appearance of; spoil

ADJECTIVE:

blemished by injury or rough wear

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to detract from the perfection or wholeness of
past tense of mar

Words related to MARRED

mar5 marring10 mars6

How to use MARRED in a sentence

The sculpture is especially fine, though the beauty is somewhat marred by names scratched with a pin or written in pencil, wherever sufficient level space is afforded.
My pleasure in the affair was only marred by the enforced partnership of McGregor.
Can you not see it, Maggie, how you have marred your own happiness? Do try, dear, to humble your stubborn spirit? Ask God to help you forgive those who wrong you.
They, too, had had their privations and anxieties, and the outset of their evidently unusual travels had been marred in its pleasure.
What would have been a most beautiful scene was marred by a fog which had drifted up the canyon.
Allegorical symbols, like Prudence with two faces, and painful episodes of agony and anguish, marred her work of beauty.
Nature had done so much for this place, that it had been the settled policy of Mark Woolston to suffer its native charms to be marred as little as possible.
When I consider how many slight accidents might have marred our work and utterly undone us, I can not but think that we were in some sort watched over by Providence.
But, in truth, she is marred past earthly recovery.
We find that when the tree is cut down for lumber it is marred by many imperfections, and that a great deal of it has to be thrown away as useless.

There are as many conceptions of a perfect happiness hereafter as there are minds that have marred their happiness here.
But she was somewhat distressed that the legs of the princess should be marred by so many and such deep scratches.
These great days of completed achievement would be sadly marred were we to omit that act of justice.
His career in parliament was marred by his irregular habits, which resulted in pecuniary embarrassment, and between 1865 and 1870 he returned again to his work at the law courts.
No pen had marred its beauty, No ink had traced a line, It did its silent duty Like a messenger divine.
Yet these children have each one of them hopes and fears, possibilities of virtue and of crime, a life to be made or marred.
He would add more, and what he added marred the whole gift for Sylvia.
Sufficient to say that no accidents marred it, nor did Tom discover any suspicious characters aboard.
But for the restless passions that marred his bearded face he might have been called handsome.
These were gradually getting marred by a spirit of variance, no one seemed to know how.
In many cases the faces are hideously marred, the eyelids being quite grown together.
She felt, along their stems, if any withered leaf or creeping insect marred their beauty.
Here is something He has made which no one has marred.
It is the entire disregard of this simple and generally admitted principle that has marred the socialist propaganda from the first.

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