Aged is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AGED in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being old
• a division of time that is a subdivision of an epoch, corresponding to a stage in chronostratigraphy.
• a very long time
• the length of time that a person has lived or a thing has existed
• a distinct period of history
• cause to appear old or older
• (with reference to an alcoholic drink, cheese, etc.) mature or allow to mature
• determine how old (something) is
• grow old or older
• people who are old collectively
• a particular stage in someone's life
ADJECTIVE:
• being of a certain age; old
• Old; having lived long; having lived almost to or beyond the usual time allotted to that species of being; as, an aged man; an aged oak.
• Belonging to old age.
• Having a certain age; at the age of; having lived; as, a man aged forty years.
• advanced in years; (`aged\' is pronounced as two syllables)
• at an advanced stage of erosion (pronounced as one syllable)
• having attained a specific age; (`aged\' is pronounced as one syllable)
• of wines, fruit, cheeses; having reached a desired or final condition; (`aged\' pronounced as one syllable)
• (used of tobacco) aging as a preservative process (`aged\' is pronounced as one syllable)
• old
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to grow old

Words related to AGED

age4 agedly11 agedness10 agednesses12 ageing8 ages5 aging7 old4

How to use AGED in a sentence

• Suddenly the door opened and an aged servant appeared, leading a beautiful baby girl with a wealth of golden curls.
• When it was finished all were dead, and Charlotte was left alone with her aged father.
• The aged gentleman in the bottle-green coat, in finding himself alone with Mr.
• To their great disappointment, only a small number of the very aged bore any brand which could be sworn to and legally claimed.
• When he took them down, his face had the aged, ravaged expression of exhaustion which had so startled her on her arrival.
• My aged father has long wished to return to his own country, and we shall soon sail with our friends for Italy.
• But Starkad forbore to become the foe of the aged Sigar, whose hospitality he had enjoyed, lest he should be thought to wrong one who deserved well of him.
• When once an aged man gives up, it seems strange at first that he should be so utterly helpless.
• In the expression and motion of the dramatic mute the aged uncle had the sublimity of Lear.
• He was shown into a gloomy chamber by an aged attendant, and there awaited the coming of the lord.
• Nevertheless, the aged Emperor was treated with indignity and soon died of starvation.
• There was his old father, an aged, trembling man, but happy in the heart and home of his son.
• One day an aged monk came to his cell to comfort him.
• But I, ere yet the city I behold Taken and pillaged, with these aged eyes, Shall find safe hiding in the shades below.
• Because he was an aged man? On this account also give thanks and glorify Him that has taken him.
• Dependent on him for means of life are two aged parents.
• The handsome young man in his black velvet coat, the mother, still so beautiful, and the aged brother and sister framed by that ancient hall, were a moving domestic harmony.
• OLD AGE PENSIONS Pensions for aged people form an important part of the modern program of social legislation.
• It is not uncommon to see an aged, half-decrepit nkengo lying on a bed of sticks in a tall tree.
• Downstairs his aged and invalid mother sat in her chair, tended kindly by her son and daughter.
• But sometimes by going yourself to see the aged squaws, or paying one who is familiar with their ways to explore for you, you may get a rich return.
• The aged master came down with a lantern, and, hearing what was wanted, told Urbino to look for the design.
• Plume had aged very rapidly after his sojourn on recruiting duty in St.
• Then you kill a man before Dingaan and escape, bringing this fool of an aged Mouth with you, that he may teach you his own folly.
• We now hear of an aged priest named Mattathias, who at Modin, a few miles from Jerusalem, had the courage to kill a Jew who was about to sacrifice on a heathen altar.
• Before a house was built about her, she was an aged church, and her favoured graves were rich in heavenly clay.
• Remembering reading is something any one is needing to be one knowing that one is being a young one, an older one, a middle aged one, an almost old one, an old one.
• It recorded the death of a Reginald Alexander Travers, aged thirty.
• Her death affected the aged monarch deeply, and seriously impaired his health.
• So when the service was concluded, Sir Percivale asked who the aged king might be.

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