Rotten is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ROTTEN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a rat
• (in dialect) a rat
ADVERB:
• to an extreme degree; very much
• extremely
ADJECTIVE:
• very bad, rotted, also RATTON, ROTTAN
• suffering from decay
• morally, socially, or politically corrupt
• extremely unpleasant
• unwell
• Having rotted; putrid; decayed; as, a rotten apple; rotten meat.
• Offensive to the smell; fetid; disgusting.
• Not firm or trusty; unsound; defective; treacherous; unsafe; as, a rotten plank, bone, stone.
• damaged by decay; hence unsound and useless
• having decayed or disintegrated; usually implies foulness
• decaying
• very bad
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• being in a state of decay

Words related to ROTTEN

decaying15 rottener8 rottenest9 rottenly11 rottenness10 rottens7

Words that contain ROTTEN

rottens7 rottener8 rottenly11 unrotten8 rottenest9 rottenness10 rottenstone11 rottennesses12 rottenstoned13 rottenstones12 rottenstoning14

How to use ROTTEN in a sentence

• I could see the disgust rising in their eyes, the reek of rotten blubber expanding their nostrils.
• On the vessel alongside the wharf was the old wooden tenement, very worm-eaten and rotten now, in which Ursus lived when the boy first came to him at Weymouth.
• There is little doubt we are in for a rotten critical time going home, and the lateness of the season may make it really serious.
• Where the ground is not suitable it should have had a good dressing of rotten manure the previous autumn, and left in ridges during the winter.
• Unfortunately the ice was what is called rotten, and so irregular as to render success impossible.
• Men see that there will be no power to make payment, and they will not part with their property for rags so rotten.
• He has traded rotten stuffs about the country, that went to pieces the first washing.
• The soil is scarcely tinged red, consists of small rotten stone, and is, where the best wine is made, without any perceptible mixture of earth.
• I can hear the whole rotten story as he thinks it out.
• One effect of the forbidden fruit he ate was to cause rotten teeth in his descendants.
• The spider is like the bee in this respect, that the male seems to have a most rotten time.
• The inquisitive minds and lively imaginations of childhood penetrate the rotten mysteries of such foul subjects at a much earlier age than many persons imagine.
• The masts snapped at the board, like rotten sticks.
• Base and rotten, how could it swim, loaded with such an innumerable host of other women? Base, ah! who knows better than Aranyani the agony of finding it was base.
• But it was by that rotten fence one night I saw the timber piles break into light, Suddenly leaping into a heavenly flame That played with the wind and one with the wind became.
• A piece of dry, rotten wood was fastened to a long pole and was set on fire.
• The previous afternoon I had visited a little girl in the village, and we had found and thrown away a nest full of rotten eggs.
• Singular how long the rotten will hold together, provided you do not handle it roughly.
• Stepping from the British Zone into the French was like turning suddenly from the quiet of Rotten Row into the bustle of the Boulevard des Italiens.
• And he did not know how to swim! From one shore to the other a thin, rotten board had been thrown.
• But she knew the soul of him, you see? She knew that this sort of rotten foolishness was only his body.
• It sort of makes it look as if some things do come right, even if others are rotten wrong.

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