Panted is valid Scrabble Word

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

6 letters word
9 points in Scrabble
11 points in WWF

Definitions for PANTED in dictionary:

VERB:

PANT, to breathe quickly and with difficulty
breathe with short, quick breaths, typically from exertion or excitement
run or go in a specified direction while panting
say something breathlessly
long for or to do something
(of the heart or chest) throb or heave from strong emotions

NOUN:

a short, quick breath
a throb or heave of a person's heart or chest

Words related to PANTED

pant6 panting10 pants7

How to use PANTED in a sentence

He never turned in his mad chase, but pushed rapidly on, while I panted after him like a figure in some unreasoning nightmare.
The train panted and raced away, shrieked a little in a doleful, breathless fashion, grew small, grew less, grew dim, died from sight in pallid smoke.
Both panted in confusion, one interrupting the other.
But the Bastille-Madeleine and the Ternes-Fille de Calvaine, and Saint-Sulpice-Villette just groaned and panted and had to have their traction changed every few steps.
Neenaba himself was an approved warrior who panted for glory by leading an attack against their old foe, the Dacotahs.
Also, he was perishing for water, and panted, dry-tongued, dry-mouthed, in the stagnant heat.
No tenderest female bosom that ever panted at injustice done to her offspring was more full than hers of pity, love, and desire.
He still panted, but with enthusiasm instead of with regret.
In the dead silence that followed, she heard a thud and the clinking smash of breaking glass, a panted oath, sounds of struggle.
He bent over, afraid to look into her eyes, afraid to ask if her throat panted too, afraid to risk the red curve of her lips, so close now to his, so sure to ruin him.

He persistently kept behind Babbitt, and however much his shoulders ached from the pack, however sorely he panted, Babbitt could hear his guide panting equally.
Cadurcis, after one or two ineffectual attempts to catch him, paused and panted for breath.
Then the black grasped him again, putting a curly head against his chest, and they swayed and panted as it seemed for an age or so.
I panted with incessant desire that the dreadful crisis I had so eagerly invoked, were come, and were over.
The horses panted irregularly, the sweat dripping from their heaving bellies.
She panted into full consciousness and struggled to free herself.
He felt a conviction of his growing powers, and panted for opportunities of bringing them to the proof.
The boy was discontented as he grew older, and panted for knowledge.
You are her brother, and she panted to fly to your assistance.
So you will recognise how, from Chaucer down, our literature has panted after the Mediterranean water-brooks.
As the winter waned and the spring came, the slave-girl sickened, said she panted for the hillsides, and she pointed to the mountain outside his city walls.
The path began to ascend, and we panted up it to the grassy down, which seemed to stretch for miles and miles to the northward.
It panted helplessly, and would have died had he not taken pity on it and thrown it back into the river.
Anthony, and never had Big Ben seen his fireman more cheery over his work than he was that night as they panted and strained up the foot-hills to Chimney Switch.
Mounted on a very long steam-lorry that groaned and panted, it very slowly passed me.
They fled, splashing through the little river at the bottom, and panted up the terraced fields on the far side, while the Bhagat and his brethren followed.
Mirandy tugged the branches down, and panted for breath.
Like a wind it rushed and panted, Bending all the boughs before it, And behind it, as the rain comes, Came the steps of Hiawatha.
From time to time his nostrils dilated as if eager for the smell of powder, and he panted like a horse.
Then, as he still panted, his eye fell upon the uniforms of the British troopers.
He, the renegade, the white Indian, the Deathshead of the frontier, panted and prayed for a merciful breath.
He put his shoulder to the barrel and pushed and panted and panted and pushed till he got it nearly to the top.
They panted for a currency of any kind which might revive their perishing industry.
He showered blows until, between blow and blow, he caught his breath and panted.

Similar words containing PANT without suffix ed

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