Tardy is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TARDY in dictionary:

VERB:
• (Shakespeare) to retard
• To make tardy.
• delay or impede (something or someone)
ADJECTIVE:
• late
• delaying or delayed beyond the right or expected time; late
• slow in action or response; sluggish
• slow or late
• after the expected or usual time; delayed
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an instance of being late

Words related to TARDY

tardied9 tardier8 tardies8 tardiest9 tardily11 tardiness10 tardinesses12 tardying13

Words that contain TARDY

tardyon11 bastardy14 custardy14 dastardy13 mustardy14 tardying13 tardyons12

How to use TARDY in a sentence

• It was marked by the same steadfast purpose, the same trusted ideal, the same continuous work, and the same tardy recognition by the public.
• Doctor Tardy and several others rushed on the tall Negro, who was soon, by the united efforts of several, thrown down and secured.
• And despite her tardy recovery and efforts to struggle, she was carried swiftly away, a dozen paces or so, then tumbled bodily in upon the floor of a motor-car.
• Then, at his tardy summons, the door of her house opened to him.
• American historians of a new school have revised the history of the Revolution, and a tardy reparation has been made to the memory of the Tories of that day.
• The next morning there was no arrival, even tardy, of the visitors from the hotel.
• A girl so notoriously proud would certainly not consider a tardy invitation, and it would not do to run the risk of being refused.
• Outside, the maddened guards were sounding the tardy alarm.
• But surely you have punished her enough by your long seclusion, and can afford to shew a tardy magnanimity by this time.
• In this instance perhaps we were a trifle tardy, for the kindly keeper greeted us first with three strokes of his deep-toned bell.
• But Wagner was over fifty when the tardy god arrived.
• He went so far as to wonder if Clark had come back for a tardy surrender.
• In this way the national government was freed from dependence upon stubborn and tardy legislatures and enabled to collect funds directly from citizens.
• Twenty years after the events which I have attempted to describe, an act of tardy justice was accorded to Joan of Arc.
• At last his ability was receiving tardy acknowledgment.
• This impulse to thrift on the part of the Freedmen was no tardy and reluctant disposition.
• Dangerfield waited restlessly for her tardy guest, her charming face still set in a troubled frown.
• Stephen Phillips, has strength, is firm in outline, somewhat tardy in movement, fit for sonorous declamation.
• After 1738 the religious progress of the church of Holland became more tardy.
• Very early in the morning, before the tardy daylight could creep into the darkened room, old Oliver was up and busy.
• CHAPTER FIFTEEN Dorian was not tardy to Sunday School, and, considering his mental condition, he gave a good account of himself in the class.
• Still black, still noiseless, still revolving slowly, like a tardy but certain doom.
• Soon, becoming impatient of this tardy process, he resolved upon the bold and original enterprise of running by the forts.
• Charley hated the idea of being tardy, especially when he had no reason for being late.
• It is a far call! Canada is tardy in her recognition of her early builders of Empire.
• Turn swiftlier round, O tardy ball! And sun this frozen side.
• We did not know the result of the election until several weeks later, due to the tardy facilities for communicating news.
• Be assured, young maiden, if I had the pleasures you suppose I possess, I should not be tardy in seeing them.

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