Dad is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DAD in dictionary:

VERB:
• to dash against
• act or treat as a father
NOUN:
• father
• Father; -- a word sometimes used by children.
• an informal term for a father; probably derived from baby talk
• one's father

Words related to DAD

dadded10 dadding11 dads6 father12

Words that contain DAD

dada6 dado6 dads6 audad7 bedad9 dadah10 dadas7 daddy11 dados7 hodad10 alidad8 aoudad8 audads8 caudad10 dadahs11 dadded10 daddle9 dadgum11 dadoed9 dadoes8 doodad9 hodads11 dadbod11 alidade9 alidads9 aoudads9 crawdad14 dadaism11 dadaist9 daddies10 dadding11 daddled11 daddles10 daddock16 dadoing10 doodads10 grandad10 hodaddy16 soldado9 stepdad11 dadbods12 alidades10 brandade12 crawdads15 dadaisms12 dadaists10 daddling12 daddocks17 grandads11 granddad12 soldados10 stepdads12 brandades13 crawdaddy20 dadaistic13 dadchelor16 grandaddy16 granddads13 hacendado16 hermandad16 hodaddies15 skedaddle16 soldadoes11 babydaddy22 granddaddy18 hacendados17 haciendado17 hermandads17 hispanidad17 skedaddled18 skedaddler17 skedaddles17 crawdaddies19 grandaddies15 haciendados18 hispanidads18 skedaddlers18 skedaddling19 babydaddies21 granddaddies17

How to use DAD in a sentence

• Well, two years ago Dad told me you had nominated me for something at the annual Sunday school meeting.
• The money dad sent me I spent like water, lent to the boys, threw away.
• Like washing the car for which I used to get five rupees from my dad.
• So I contented myself with eating the fruit that Dad had bought for me at the Calicut station.
• Dad was the coolest old cove, when shooting was going on, ever I see.
• Dad got in at him, and knocked his brains out there and then.
• Tom, here, proposed coming to see you, and when dad heard who you were, though we knew nothing of you, he said the same thing.
• Poor old dad! He has lost eight children and grandchildren in camp already, and this is his last daughter.
• Also to escape whatever her dad would have to say in that particular tone.
• Her dad held her tight, and swallowed fast, and said never a word.
• She asked her dad, that evening, what Johnny thought about his aeroplane being all fixed up again.
• I saw dad crawling out from under the wagon just before I got to where the load was standing.
• Dad has some business in the city, and Patty needs a new coat, so he is going to take her with him.
• Besides, when Dad and I visited you, I showed you the photograph of a lot of girls, and pointed out Mary as my special chum.
• When Britain needed men, dad, to help to fight the Huns, Boys dropped the plow and pen, dad, to go and man the guns.
• Our men were firm and brave, dad, and freely shed their blood, And many found a grave, dad, beneath the Flanders mud.
• There were certain old ladies, of both sexes and all ages, of whom Professor Hartzenbosch was an example, who took Dad to task occasionally for letting me associate with him.
• Dad he married my mother, and they went to live in Sonora, down in Mexico.
• Dad was also listening in open-mouthed wonder that any human being could use such long words as were being passed back and forth without choking to death.
• After a few moments had passed, Dad stirred the fire, then he too strolled off toward the rim.
• No, you may take the gold if you can find it, but Dad, never.
• After they had returned to the summit, Dad, a new idea in mind, went over the rocks and the ground again in search of footprints.
• He saw that Dad, too, was planning to use his lariat, though the boy had no idea in what way.
• She wanted to tell her dad how impossible it was for her to use a cent of it.
• If you interfere in this matter, dad, I shall get a name among other boys for running to my father for protection.
• I was never in one before, but if we stay here long enough Dad is sure to find us.
• Meantime, my dad had sized me up as one more young man ruined by college life.
• But you know this row between him and dad makes it hard.
• Ware told us that night how he failed to get track of them later, and dad lost the trail right there too.
• He got his paw down through the trigger-hole, and Dad had to go to the other end of the trap to keep out of reach.

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