Edit is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EDIT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to prepare for publication
• prepare (written material) for publication by correcting, condensing, or otherwise modifying it
• choose material for (a film or radio or television programme) and arrange it to form a coherent whole
• change (text) on a computer.
• remove unnecessary or inappropriate material from a text, film, or radio or television programme
• be editor of (a newspaper or magazine)
• prepare (a book, film, etc) for publication or broadcast
• To superintend the publication of; to revise and prepare for publication; to select, correct, arrange, etc., the matter of, for publication; as, to edit a newspaper.
• prepare for publication or presentation by correcting, revising, or adapting
• supervise the publication of
• cut and assemble the components of
• cut or eliminate
NOUN:
• a change or correction made as a result of editing
• a version of written, recorded, or filmed material made as a result of editing
• a featured selection of clothes, accessories, beauty products, etc. from a particular season or collection
• act of editing
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to correct and prepare for publication

Words related to EDIT

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Words that contain EDIT

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How to use EDIT in a sentence

• That Shakspeare did not edit his own works must be attributed, we suspect, to his premature death.
• They employed him to edit an edition of Swift for L1500, and tried to induce him to edit a general edition of English poets.
• People cannot expect to be able to understand and edit the code underlying any system until they have taken the time and spent the necessary energy to penetrate it.
• It requires no special insight to edit one of our country newspapers.
• Pope hated Theobald for presuming to edit the plays of Shakspeare with greatly more ability and acuteness than himself had brought to the task.
• I often have fancied I should edit a corrected edition of it.
• EDIT DU ROI Concernant les Esclaves Negres des Colonies, qui seront amenes, ou envoyes en France.
• White has generally shown so just a discrimination, that there are few instances where we dissent, and in these a pencil will enable every one to edit for himself.
• In this capacity it has become my duty so to arrange and edit the different accounts of the mystery, as to present one coherent and trustworthy chronicle to the world.
• Schultz, urging him, as I had often done before, to put his observations in shape for publication, and offered to edit his work, and to see it through the press.
• In the spring of 1841, I went to New-York to edit the Anti-Slavery Standard, and took up my abode with the family of Isaac T.
• The latter used normally to edit the sporting and fashionable columns and was called Flannagan, but had only one eye and was somewhat eccentric.
• Lorenz, well and favorably known throughout the Church, was asked to edit it, and, with the assistance of a thoroughly competent committee, has accomplished his task.
• He continued to edit Irish literature, to write on literature and fairy-lore for the magazines.
• The author never lived to edit the second and third volumes, though after his death in London, March 14, 1883, they were published from his notes by Frederick Engels.
• The children always helped their mother to edit my books in manuscript.
• That Editors of Works printed by the Society shall be entitled to Twenty Copies of the Works they edit.
• Therefore, now edit thou a magazine in Persian and English, then forward it here to be revised and sent back for publication.
• Why, what put it into your head that you could edit a paper of this nature? You do not seem to know the first rudiments of agriculture.
• ARNOLD BENNETT was actuated by the very highest motives when he set out to edit the Apocryphal Scriptures for stage purposes, nobody would dream of doubting.
• Everett consented to edit the six volumes of his works, Mr.
• Women, you know, edit most papers nowadays, George Egerton says.
• I have been asked to edit a new Jewish paper, and our talk has made me see more clearly the lines on which it must be run, if it is to do any good.
• You know that the family wanted me to edit the book.
• Sandford Terry of Aberdeen has kindly consented to edit them.
• The latter gentleman was appointed first editor, and remained long enough in Edinburgh to edit the first number.
• The office cat could edit the volunteered contributions of many a magazine, but Lever was even more casual and careless than an experienced office cat.
• Murray offered him a salary of a thousand guineas to edit a periodical to be published by himself.
• Only by the simplest rules of psychology can he edit rightly so that he may lead, and to the average editor of to-day, it is to be feared, psychology is a closed book.
• They were not to edit it or change the authorship, however.

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