Quitted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for QUITTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• leave (a place), usually permanently
• (of a tenant) leave rented accommodation
• resign from (a job)
• stop or discontinue (an action or activity)
• behave in a specified way
NOUN:
• used in names of various small songbirds found in the Caribbean area, e.g. bananaquit, grassquit.
ADJECTIVE:
• rid of
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• past tense of quit

Words related to QUITTED

quit13 quits14 quitting18

Words that contain QUITTED

acquitted21 requitted19

How to use QUITTED in a sentence

• The only light which entered was through the cracks of the old broken door, but these were so wide and numerous that I could see the whole of the room which I had just quitted.
• In fact, Cluseret went into the very cell which Bergeret had just quitted, and found an autograph note written on the wall by his predecessor, and addressed to himself.
• It was dark when Raoul quitted the government-house, leaving Andrea Barrofaldi and Vito Viti in the library of the former.
• It was probably on the third or fourth day after he had quitted the Euphrates that Crassus found himself approaching his enemy.
• Our soldiers, indeed, who quitted their post, sought to cast on thee the blame due to their own cowardice.
• There remained but one further act for him to play in this drama before he quitted his platform.
• Most of the passengers had retired to their cabins, but all the crew remained on deck, while Curtis never quitted his post upon the poop.
• She had not seen her boy since he quitted Calne, considerably more than two years before, and he was now nearly nineteen.
• Elster cautiously pursued his way, the face he had just quitted continued to haunt him.
• Upon this movement, the English, believing them in flight, quitted their advantage of the rising ground in order to pursue them, complete their disorder, and break them entirely.
• Travelling with difficulty, she removed to Edinburgh, to the aspiring tenement in the busy Canongate, which she had quitted in her distraction.
• When he quitted England in the autumn of 1552 Cardan did not shake himself entirely free from English associations.
• HENRIETTA, when she quitted the room, never stopped until she had gained her own chamber.
• Full of these salutary resolutions, he quitted London in 1739.
• Clapperton was still on his bed, which for fifteen days he had not quitted.
• The chief was as good as his word, for shortly after they had quitted the hut they received a goat and some game, and he returned their visit in the cool of the evening.
• The day after, Diana and Mary quitted it for distant B-.
• At Truxillo the new governor was joined by Gomez de Tordoya, who had quitted the camp in consequence of a dispute with Holguin.
• In fact, from the moment they quitted England, he had gradually accustomed himself to his behavior.
• A glare through the windows, quickly fading, told them the building they had just quitted was now but a smoking pile of ruin.
• And it was to prepare the potion which was to effect her brief cure that Luke Hatton had quitted her chamber, and left the coast clear for Sarah Swarton.
• Several of the Indians, with the three who had quitted the house with the woman, now advanced, while we retreated towards the shore.
• Moody refused with an oath, and abruptly quitted the stage.

Similar words containing QUITT without suffix ed

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