Dined is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DINED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DINE, to eat dinner
• eat dinner in a restaurant.
• regularly entertain friends with (a humorous story or interesting fact).
• take (someone) to dinner.
• eat dinner

Words related to DINED

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How to use DINED in a sentence

• We arrived at our camp towards evening, and dined sumptuously on fresh venison and trout.
• We dined well, as usual, and, equally as usual, Carnacki was pretty silent during the meal.
• He, therefore, who dined at noon, was willing to sit down squalid as he was, with his dress unchanged, his cares not washed off.
• She could not imagine him in any of the shabby restaurants where she and Dick had often dined so contentedly.
• He dined with me several times, and I consequently saw more of him than did the other Commissioners.
• Sometimes we would slip into the hotel where the judges and lawyers dined, and help our little friend wait on table.
• I dined with them in their home near the college, and met some young ladies from Massachusetts, who were teachers in the institution.
• The next day I dined with Margaret Bright Lucas, in company with John P.
• Godfrey Mills, so he learned at the door had dined alone, and was in, and without further delay Mr.
• Every time he raised his eyes they rested on the table at which he had dined with his father on the eve of being entered at school.
• I would to God that he had accepted of the diadem, but then perhaps he would not have dined with us yesterday.
• The small oak table at which we had dined seemed like an oasis of colour in the midst of an atmosphere of gloom.
• They had gone home in a cab together and then dined with each other twice a week until they died.
• Next day Jerrold dined there, and from that time on he was a daily visitor.
• Wordsworth dined here with the Balls, Davys, and Mr.
• Yesterday evening we dined with some English people who are staying in this hotel, and met Dr.
• Goethe came here, walking over from Berlin, dined, and walked on to Potsdam.
• Yesterday I dined with the correspondent of a London paper.
• Two of the Australian Commanding Officers dined and I showed them the aerial photographs of the enemy trenches, etc.
• She and the Lump and Miss Belthorp lunched with him, or rather they dined and he lunched.
• The village elders dined with us, and stayed till nearly midnight, telling us about the tigers and the way to catch them.
• The old duke, when in Peronne, dined once a week with my uncle.
• At one they dined, and, except on half-holidays, went into school again from two till five.
• He had gathered that piece of news from an evening newspaper in the restaurant where he had dined.
• Repton that you dined with the Ballantynes that night, but she was sure that you knew nothing of the affair.
• He had, indeed, dined once or twice at the tables of the Westmoreland gentry in the course of his portrait-painting experiences.
• A meeting could easily have been arranged as both dined at the same restaurant, and Huettenbrenner could have managed to bring them together.
• I spent several days at Clochegourde, going but seldom to Frapesle, where, however, I dined three times.
• We were dined and lunched, and driven about whenever Dr.
• They were received in the palace, and were lodged separately though they all dined together.
• The Attorney was on horseback, and had just dined at the Abbey with Sir Arthur Somers.
• They usually dined at four, and she rarely, in these summer months, went far from the house before that hour.

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