Tidied is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TIDIED in dictionary:

VERB:
• TIDY, to make tidy
• bring order to; arrange neatly
• put something away for the sake of neatness
NOUN:
• an act or spell of tidying something
• a receptacle for holding small objects or waste scraps
• a detachable ornamental cover for a chair back.
ADJECTIVE:
• arranged neatly and in order
• neat and controlled
• (of an amount, especially of money) considerable
• used as a general term of approval
• inclined to keep things or one's appearance neat and in order
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• past tense of tidy

Words related to TIDIED

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How to use TIDIED in a sentence

• It was only when she had tidied up the place and got his breakfast ready and tapped on the screen which closed in his bed that he woke.
• However, as the shop had been tidied and the fire laid, he surmised that Mrs.
• Patients must be fed and washed, beds must be made and the wards swept and tidied, wounds must be dressed and splints adjusted.
• He has tidied up a vacant room in the brewery adjoining the house where he lives with his afflicted children.
• We mended up the paddock fence, and tidied the garden.
• Instead she went all over the house and tidied everything up and placed pretty white curtains at the windows.
• McTeague had tidied the room with the greatest care.
• See that things are tidied up a bit here before I return.
• When the last frost of winter is gone the earth is removed, and what remains of the shrub is trimmed and tidied up for the coming season.
• Then they tidied up the house generally, and soon set about preparing the supper.
• Then she swept the kitchen floor and tidied things up a bit, returning to the door when all was complete.
• She had tidied up her room, fed the cat and kitten, and darned her stockings the next morning before she was free to go to Mrs.
• They were up with dawn, next morning, tidied up their room, and made all ready for the visit of Donna Anna.
• The gardener tidied them up when I was at Oakford, and I think he has dug up all my plants.
• She lit the fire and tidied up the room before Tom was even awake.
• I tidied up my rooms, and laid out on the scarlet velvet of my lovely table all the materials necessary for writing to you, meditating all the while on my new situation.
• His mother had tidied the room, so it was presentable.
• Trent had tidied up the room and had left Dorian to spend the night with the sick man.
• When he had drunk, she put the cup down on the night-table, and tidied his bed, as though he had been a naughty child.
• Robinson took Christina into the parlour while Jeannie tidied up.
• She now tidied the carriage violently, carefully hiding the book Pamela had been reading and putting the cushion on the rack.
• In a little while she was back again, but with her face washed, her hair combed, her dress tidied up, and a bit of colored ribbon added.
• He tidied the small room and sent in another report of the headlong rush of the fire and the direction of the wind that fanned it.
• Then she and Grandmother tidied up the dinner work and dressed for afternoon.
• The cottage kitchen was tidied up, the fire shining, the two old straw arm-chairs drawn up by the hearth.
• Dax had tidied up his house, observing, with logic, that it did not devolve on them to clean the place, since they were paying for supper and lodging.
• After breakfast and things were tidied up we had worship.

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