Too is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TOO in dictionary:

VERB:
• Over; more than enough; -- noting excess; as, a thing is too long, too short, or too wide; too high; too many; too much.
• Likewise; also; in addition.
ADVERB:
• in addition
• to a higher degree than is desirable, permissible, or possible; excessively
• very
• in addition; also
• moreover (used when adding a further point)
• also, as well
• to a degree exceeding normal or proper limits

Words related to TOO

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Words that contain TOO

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How to use TOO in a sentence

• She fancied, too, that Miss Sessions was slightly annoyed about something.
• It is singular, too, with what comparatively small means the Medici were enabled to do such great things.
• But that seemed too strange to be true, till that great geologist, Sir W.
• Otherwise the midday heats would have been too much for them.
• Clair did receive full justice, and mercy too, from both Washington and Congress.
• There were twenty-five or thirty children too small to work in the field.
• We find too, how early she kept this journal, and from it we obtain the truest and most interesting glimpses into her character and feelings.
• It was as if the little too much that breaks had been laid upon him and under it he was breaking.
• How glad, too, they were when their aristocratic doors closed upon the little, talkative Mrs.
• As soon as she could do so without an appearance of too great rudeness, she rose and left him there alone.
• He looked at his watch, looked, too, at a heap of clouds along the western horizon.
• They were too excited in looking at the merry-go-round outfit.
• I can say, too, with truth, that the subject had not been presented to my mind by any vanity of my own.
• In Washington, too, we called a meeting of the blacks and whites.
• Very often the desk or table is too high and the arms can not rest easily upon it, thus causing a continuous strain on the structures around the shoulder-joints.
• On one occasion I was just too late to see one killed.
• They gave away bread and milk at the school, too, but Esther and her brothers and sisters never took either, for fear of being thought in want of them.
• These acts are too new to have been given a fair test.
• But his cry came too late, and it is doubtful if Chester, thoroughly aroused as he was, would have released his victim anyhow.
• But it was too great a risk to take a hand in this new war with only fifty-six men left.
• To know, and to use her acquired knowledge intellectually as teacher and, perhaps, too, as writer, had been the great aim of her life.
• We have been too long aliens from God, and wedded to our evil passions.
• A young New York surgeon, Doctor Williams, obliged us by assuming the risk which it would have been too much to ask Doctor McLaughlin to undertake a second time.

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