Nursed is valid Scrabble Word

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

6 letters word
7 points in Scrabble
9 points in WWF

Definitions for NURSED in dictionary:

VERB:

NURSE, to care for the sick
give medical and other attention to (a sick person)
work as a nurse
try to cure or alleviate (an injury, injured part, or illness) by treating it carefully and protectively
hold closely and carefully or caressingly
hold (a drink), sipping it occasionally
harbour (a belief or feeling), especially for a long time
take special care of, especially to promote development or well-being
feed (a baby) at the breast
be fed at the breast

be brought up in (a specified condition)
try to play strokes which keep (the balls) close together.

NOUN:

a person trained to care for the sick or infirm, especially in a hospital
a person employed or trained to take charge of young children
a wet nurse.
a worker bee, ant, or other social insect, caring for a young brood.
a tree or crop planted as a shelter to others
a greyish Australian shark of shallow inshore waters.

ADJECTIVE:

(of an infant) breast-fed

Words related to NURSED

nurse5 nurses6 nursing8

Words that contain NURSED

How to use NURSED in a sentence

When Tommy fell ill of scarlet fever she nursed him through his illness, and uttered no reproach to her husband when the twins took the disease.
She never even tried! When her first child was born she could doubtless have nursed it.
And this hut was the one where, three years before, Jennie had nursed him back to life.
When the sculptor was ill at Rome in 1544, Luigi del Riccio nursed him in the palace of the Strozzi.
If love be passion, and that passion nursed With strong desires, I loved the lady first.
All us little ones would be nursed and fed by an old mammy, Aunt Mandy.
She planned to return home in late July to visit a father who had suffered paralysis, an aged mother and a sister who nursed both.
Hillyard nursed a hope that some blunder had been made, and that he would find his compartment occupied.
Confederate writers long nursed the accusation that it was the Union army which burned the city as a deliberate act of vengeance.
I could not bear to be left alone, not even for a moment, and Hartog nursed me with a tenderness that my mother would have given me had she been at my bedside.

From that moment hope was renewed in me, and I nursed it.
In long years of soldiery, I doubt not he had grown to hate this empty boast, and his nursed wrath now breaks out like a volcano.
And the boy was nursed the second year, and then he was as large as a child six years old.
This beautiful young lady, who, I ought to tell you, was nursed when a baby in our home, has taken care of me.
The few friends there have to be nursed and assisted to renew their activity and consolidate their work.
Owing to this, Angria, a very vindictive man, nursed against the English Government a very real grievance.
Bridgman, your Aunt Polly, who nursed you during your typhoid fever, and a great many others whom you know quite well.
He was severely wounded during the fight, and Carmela nursed him assiduously, but there could be no doubt that he was under her thumb, and would remain there.
He nursed a secret grudge against Robert, and determined that if ever an opportunity presented itself to his liking, he would do something to humble him.
Its countenance was placid and undisturbed, and it seemed as contented as if it had been nursed by Mr.
And as the folk-dances sprang from the various corners of Europe, so different nations nursed the artistic growth of the form.
Haydon asked Bob who had nursed him, and taught him to walk, and read and know virtue when he saw it.
Lying in a cleft in the rocks, with his head behind a bush, and well concealed, lay the stranger whom the young engineers had nursed through an illness.
From that hour Walter Clifford nursed his father day and night.
The tree which she had planted and nursed through many years of unworthy aims had borne its natural fruit.
His mouth trickled blood, and he nursed his right wrist, where the cane had smitten across the bone.
It was not a light beating, and once or twice we had in the Guest Rooms nursed its victims back into some semblance of humanity.

Similar words containing NURS without suffix ed

nurs4 knurs9 nurse5 nurser6 nurses6 nursle6 nursie6 nursers7 nursery10 nursing8 nursled8 nursles7 nursings9 nursling9 nurselike13 nurseling10 nursemaid12 nurseries9 nurslings10 sicknurse15 nursehound14 nurselings11 nursemaids13 nurseryman15 nurserymen15 sicknursed17 sicknurses16 supernurse12 nursehounds15 nursemaided15 nurserymaid17 sicknursing18 supernurses13 chargenurse17 nursemaiding16 nurserymaids18 sicknursings19 chargenurses18

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