Ditty is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DITTY in dictionary:

VERB:
• to put to music
• set to music
• A saying or utterance; especially, one that is short and frequently repeated; a theme.
• A song; a lay; a little poem intended to be sung.
• To sing; to warble a little tune.
NOUN:
• a short, simple song
• a short simple song (or the words of a poem intended to be sung)
• short simple poem or song

Words related to DITTY

dittied9 ditties8 dittying13

Words that contain DITTY

dittying13

How to use DITTY in a sentence

• We made up our ditty bags, stepped into one of the surf boats, and were rowed ashore.
• But what doleful ditty is this for the lips of a stout yeoman? I would rather hear thee sing a song of love and battle than a sad thing like that.
• Taking up the instrument he played upon it, and chanted a ditty about his own wanderings, and the exploits which he most loved.
• The following little ditty may then be repeated, the subject being On Cruelty to Animals.
• If the children do not appear so bright as the teacher should desire, the before-mentioned ditty, after it has been repeated, may be sung.
• Hardly had I done so, when one of the young men started in a gentle voice an utterly indescribable ditty.
• With deference to your grace, he seems to me Like any long-legged grasshopper to be, Which ever flies, and flying springs, And in the grass its ancient ditty sings.
• The ditty gave him suspicion, and the voice gave him assurance who the singer was, and entering boldly he perceived it was Pyrocles thus disguised.
• It is a street ditty such as you may hear the gutter arabs yelling in London, and coming from a music hall.
• And there is that Alcyon bent to mourn, Though fit to frame an everlasting ditty.
• He continued his ditty, in spite of the angry glances of his leader.
• Quite another ditty then would I play as merry as ever I may.
• The singer was a young shepherd, and one of the knights, a troubadour, asked him to repeat his ditty.
• A ditty from the Paul Winter song Icarus played in the background.
• She sang a sweet plaintive ditty, and the tones of her voice had power to soften and subdue the rugged nature of Mark Hurdlestone.
• He was often humming some ditty about old times before the white man brought guns and powder, but he spoke to no one.
• And Frank, singing a French ditty, created wheat cakes.
• Alas, it is women of twenty and thereabouts that ditty speaks of.
• Yet with much adoe, looking one upon another, after a dry hemme or two, a dreaming companion drew out as much as he durst towards an ill-fashioned ditty.
• The son of Sulev next sang a ditty relating an adventure with four coy maidens, and the drinking and mirth continued.
• And then in bursts of music That make the forests ring, Comes the swelling, happy ditty His birdship loves to sing.
• For victory, As all men see, Hangs on the ditty Of that committee Where the great God Hath his abode.
• What, always the same ditty? Come on now, my bonny drawer.
• This time he did not go to the kitchen but around to the front porch, and he whistled shrilly the air of his own pet ditty that his arrival might be heralded before him.
• I even hummed a little ditty to show that if any mind was free from the designs of the private detective, mine was.
• In some collection of old English Ballads there is an ancient ditty which I am told bears some remote and distant resemblance to the following Epic Poem.
• The sagacious peddler nodded, struck up a second stave of his ditty, and trudged round to the front gate.

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