Brooded is valid Scrabble Word

Is brooded a scrabble word?
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7 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
12 points in WWF

Definitions for BROODED in dictionary:

VERB:

BROOD, to ponder gloomily
think deeply about something that makes one unhappy, angry, or worried
(of a bird) sit on (eggs) to hatch them
(of a fish, frog, or invertebrate) hold (developing eggs) within the body.

NOUN:

a family of birds or other young animals produced at one hatching or birth
a large family of children
bee or wasp larvae.

ADJECTIVE:

(of an animal) kept to be used for breeding

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to ponder deeply

Words related to BROODED

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How to use BROODED in a sentence

I brooded in wonder at what I had seen and how little I had explained.
A thunderstorm that wet the streets had gone, and an enervating damp heat brooded over the city.
As he brooded over the case in hand, his sympathy for Doctor Watson increased with every minute, and he began to feel a certain resentment against Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
After supper he had little to say and the next few days he brooded constantly over the matter.
And in his hotel room he brooded over the state of affairs until his thoughts took a very gloomy tinge indeed.
When he traveled about, darkness so brooded over him that the sight of him was a wrong done to other people because it was as if he poisoned the air about him with gloom.
The mysterious circumstances of her birth, and the discoveries to which they had led, had filled her mind with a fanciful picture of human nature, over which she had long brooded.
A great shadow brooded between the cliffs of Glorm, but the crags were shining above us like gnarled moons, and almost lit the gloom.
Peace surrounded them as they moved onward, but a deeper peace than that which brooded over river and land dwelt in their happy young hearts.
A soft wind was blowing now, bringing mercy from the west, and silence brooded like an angel, stretching out its wings as though to shelter a troubled world.

The east grew warmer and warmer, and the solemn night began to spread her black wings, under which she had brooded the world, in preparation for flight.
He brooded in silence, losing all perception of the truth in a stupid and harsh hatred of those whom he termed the villains that ruined women.
Morality should be an incidental basis to life, not to be brooded over unless some grave disorder should arise.
The noise died away, just as thunder generally does, growing fainter, until silence once more brooded over that wonderful mountain.
Boone, stepping delicately, examined the ashes, and then sat himself on the ground and brooded.
Probably most people have enjoyed the fragrance of these enchanted cigarettes, and have brooded over much which they will never put on paper.
He then noticed, for the first time, the hungry and unsatisfied look that brooded over her face.
He brooded over it at times, and even broke out into occasional lamentations.
At his daily labor, in all his waking hours, and even in his dreams, he brooded over this invention.
Pink slept and brooded by turns, still blaming himself for the misfortune.
The aboriginal inhabitants of America, left without the Bible, have only gone down deeper and deeper into a night as black as that which brooded over old chaos.
A hush that was like a benediction brooded upon the silent house.
Down with the Germans! Up with France! Hurrah for the entente cordiale! Beneath the coronet of stars on the Heights of Abraham the spirit of Wolfe kept watch and brooded.
A mournful procession of thoughts and images returned to his mind and he sat and brooded.
And, at last, the hush of sleep brooded over the convalescent ward.
Then the awful silence and desolation brooded over him again.
Longstreet dropped in behind him, driving his two horses, while Helen stood a little alone by the pool, looking at it with eyes which still brooded.
As the Feast of All Souls, the time when ghosts thronged on Lashnagar, drew near he brooded in silence for hours.

Similar words containing BROOD without suffix ed

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