Took is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TOOK in dictionary:

VERB:
• TAKE, to seize possession
OTHER:
• past tense of take.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to get possession of
• past tense of take
• imp. of Take.

Words related to TOOK

tak7 take8 taken9 takes9 taking11

Words that contain TOOK

stook9 betook12 retook10 shtook13 stooks10 uptook12 matooke13 mistook13 outtook11 partook13 pertook13 schtook16 shtooks14 stooked12 stooker11 stookie11 caretook14 matookes14 overtook15 reuptook14 schtooks17 stookers12 stookies12 stooking13 entertook13 stocktook19 stookings14 tintookie13 undertook14 tintookies14

How to use TOOK in a sentence

• Of these three, John, the elder, was apparently a selfish creature, who took no part in the heroic struggle of his brother and sister.
• I considered lastly, that if I took up the question, I must devote myself wholly to it.
• And they took all the spoil and all they could catch, both of men and beasts.
• I have omitted all record of the plundering which up to this time, and for long afterwards, took place all over the city where our troops had penetrated.
• She took the paper and read it, while Patsy and Beth peered over her shoulder.
• I immediately took my carbine, slung it across my shoulder, and ascended the ice.
• I sank down into a chair nearly breathless in his sitting-room, and he took my cloak, and then poked the bright fire that was burning.
• Graeme was not absent many minutes, when he hurried in as he had hurried out, but his face was not that which he took with him, braced up into surprise and fear, as that was.
• Columbus, then rising, drew his sword, displayed the royal standard, and took possession, in the names of the Castilian sovereigns, giving the island the name of San Salvador.
• Therefore, one day, I took him out and showed him ducks.
• They took care to point out the house where he lived, and to give such hints of his movements as might afford them an opportunity of seeing him.
• On January 14 an extraordinary ceremony took place there.
• Later he took from that snare a plump but sacred bird.
• His mind seemed as dull and numb as his hands, and it took quite a long time for him to fully realize the menace horses might bring.
• Most of those who took part in it will remember that trek when others are forgotten.
• He took it and gripped it in a fist that looked made to hold things.
• We went, and took up positions behind trees, about 200 yards apart, each of us having a man from the village with us.
• Claude took off hat and coat, hung them up on a hook, and glanced around.
• Bluemits took her guests by the hand, and introduced them to the circle of females already assembled.
• The instant that Prescott took in the direction he was on the run.
• But the species man was represented by a solitary male individual, until the Creator took out one of his ribs and fashioned it into a female.
• Surely, surely! He replaced the volumes and took others down.
• Then felt he many hands about him, which took him up and laid him down outside the chapel door.
• It would weary the reader were we to detail the small events bearing on the part of the story which took place during the next five years.
• The East Indian government at once took advantage of the opportunity thus afforded.
• The concert took place on December 8, and, as may be supposed, was a brilliant success.
• Harvey took all the boys to a branch of the river about seven miles off, to enjoy a sail in a boat, on the water.
• In 1875, the Democratic majority took control, and Mr.
• They took the turn at 110th Street on two wheels and slipped with a shriek into 135th.
• We had been in the room but a short time, when a small man, dressed in black, with his coat buttoned up to the chin, entered the saloon, and took a seat at the table hard by.

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