Started is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STARTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• START, to begin, set out
• begin or be reckoned from a particular point in time or space; come into being
• embark on a continuing action or a new venture
• use a particular point, action, or circumstance as an opening for a course of action
• begin to move or travel
• begin to engage in (an occupation), live through (a period), or attend (an educational establishment)
• cost at least a specified amount
• cause to happen or begin
• cause (a machine) to begin to work
• (of a machine) begin operating or being used
• cause or enable to begin doing something
• give a signal to (competitors) to start in a race.
• jerk or give a small jump from surprise or alarm
• move or appear suddenly
• (of eyes) bulge so as to appear to burst out of their sockets
• be displaced or displace by pressure or shrinkage
• rouse (game) from its lair.
• begin one's working life
RESIDUAL:
• Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, an agreement between the US and the Soviet Union to limit and reduce strategic nuclear weapons, first signed in 1991.
NOUN:
• the point in time or space at which something has its origin; the beginning
• the point or moment at which a race begins
• an act of beginning to do or deal with something
• used to indicate that a useful initial contribution has been made but that more remains to be done
• a sudden movement of surprise or alarm
• a surprising occurrence
• a person's position or circumstances at the beginning of their life
• an advantage consisting in having set out in a race or on a journey earlier than one's rivals
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to set out

Words related to STARTED

start5 starting9 starts6

Words that contain STARTED

astarted9 restarted10 upstarted12 misstarted13 outstarted11 kickstarted22

How to use STARTED in a sentence

• The dates showed plainly that the move had been prepared before he left, and that he had started when the notice of the suit was about to be sent to her.
• Bored, no doubt, by the interview, he had started to walk away, almost at the same time Mr.
• We stayed in Hicke-Halley all day, and in the evening, when it was dark enough, we started on again, Uncle Alfred offering up a prayer to God to guide us safely through.
• They slept that night at Oxenholme, and started next morning, under a clean, bright sky, intending to take luncheon at Windermere, and to be at home by nightfall.
• Freckles started away so happy that he felt inclined to keep watching behind to see if the trail were not curling up and rolling down the line after him.
• As soon as the necessary arrangements were made I started west on this arduous undertaking.
• They would have started another troop of cowboys with cattle about June and meet them in Kansas City just before Christmas.
• The scheme started by the Romans immediately after his death took its course, and the result is that tomb at the SS.
• As succeeding blasts sounded nearer, the Commodore became anxious and, without waiting to turn out the crew, he started for the fog-bell.
• The young lord slept one night at Ennis, and on the third morning after his departure from Scroope, started in his gig for Liscannor and the cliffs of Moher.
• That started the pony off again, and, as far as I could calculate by watching the clouds, we did about another four miles at the gallop.
• Not long after this messenger had gone, Genji started on his way to the house of Ki-no-Kami, whose mild objections against this quick proceeding were not listened to.
• Thinking my services might be needed in helping to remove the patients, I started off in the direction of the building.
• He had started away after concluding his last speech, and had gone in the direction where he had seen the letter fluttering.
• Betty started her engine on the reverse again, and then, feeling sure that they were beyond the bar, she turned and steered her craft back toward the orange grove.
• He read them and expressed surprise and sorrow, and I told him to hurry to the wharf and see when the first boat started.
• Just then the rector had started and partly turned toward the hedge, and the witness, fearing he might be discovered, slipped down and ran home hastily.
• But he remembered that Shorty had spoken of a trapper who had started for Sunk Creek.
• The two boys pointed to the foot-prints and started to follow them.
• So they found their horses, and started on the long ride home.
• The redskins had apparently started to scalp him, but had desisted.
• The crazy engineer started, and caught the pistol in his hand.
• On the last of March he started to return to Terrenate.
• It was quite dark when the lads started on their way to the city.
• But the mere possibility was unendurable, and in a most feverish state of excitement he started again for Silverton.
• Then he turned the horse around, and started toward Number Nine.
• Before the college was fairly started, however, it was merged into Cornell University.
• Well, Uncle Wiggily and the porcupine had their breakfast and then they started off.
• So she talked herself out and then with many parting threats of what she would do, she started for home.
• And straight for camp went the herd, until discovered by the train men, who started out in force to head them off.

Similar words containing START without suffix ed

start5 astart6 starts6 astarts7 restart7 starter7 startle7 startly10 startsy10 startup9 upstart9 astarted9 misstart10 outstart8 redstart9 restarts8 starters8 startful11 starting9 startish11 startled9 startler8 startles8 startups10 upstarts10 astarting10 kickstart19 misstarts11 outstarts9 redstarts10 restarted10 restarter9 startings10 startlers9 startling10 startlish12 upstarted12 startlier9 kickstarts20 misstarted13 nonstarter10 outstarted11 restarters10 restarting11 startingly14 startlings11 upstarting13 startliest10 kickstarted22 misstarting14 nonstarters11 outstarting12 restartable13 startlement13 startlingly15 unstartling12 backstarting21 kickstarting23 startlements14 backstartings22 unstartlingly17

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