Said is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SAID in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• used in legal language or humorously to refer to someone or something already mentioned or named
• Before-mentioned; already spoken of or specified; aforesaid; -- used chiefly in legal style.
• being the one previously mentioned or spoken of
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• sayyid
• same as sayyid
• imp. & p. p. of Say.

Words related to SAID

quoth17 saids6 say6 sayest9 saying10 says7 sayst8 sayyid13 sed4

Words that contain SAID

saids6 resaid7 saidst7 unsaid7 forsaid11 missaid10 naysaid11 outsaid8 saidest8 foresaid12 gainsaid10 aforesaid13 soothsaid13 southsaid13 undersaid11 ungainsaid12

How to use SAID in a sentence

• A man may be said, but he cannot be conceived, to be the work of another, and at the same time be free in respect of his desires and acts.
• He said it would only make her worse, and his slaves should learn that they were not to put on airs and have whims.
• She sometimes said it was prettier than the lake view.
• The same may be said with regard to reading the Divine Word.
• The slaves thus rewarded are said to have been as many as 10,000, and were called Cornelii after him as their patron.
• The estimate of revenue, he said, had amounted to L47,240,000, while the actual income did not exceed L46,090,000.
• What is the meaning of this? said Pantagruel to one of his men.
• I believe a fortnight before he died, then she said, Mr.
• AH, said Sir Launcelot, that knight is my fellow, and him shall I rescue or else I shall lose my life therefore.
• Moreover, the chief saw, to his no little consternation, that, as Child-of-Light had said, the soldiers of the White Queen were in numbers beyond anything he had expected.
• Some agreed that he had done well, and some said that he had made a mistake, but Ruggiero said nothing and paid no attention to the gossips.
• It seems as though music has said all it can say along consonant lines, and regular rhythms.
• She did what she did, she said that she would do what she did when she said what she said and she said that she said what she said.
• As we have said, the English were very pleased over the stand Lord Salisbury had taken.
• But, as I said when first I showed it to the late Mrs.
• It is true, as you said long ago, that there are many things which a woman may have to write about, and this is more especially true with us in our own country.

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