Heed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HEED in dictionary:

VERB:
• to pay attention to
• pay attention to; take notice of
• To mind; to regard with care; to take notice of; to attend to; to observe.
• To mind; to consider.
• pay close attention to; give heed to
• pay careful attention to
NOUN:
• careful attention
• Attention; notice; observation; regard; -- often with give or take.
• Careful consideration; obedient regard.
• A look or expression of heading.
• paying particular notice (as to children or helpless people)

Words related to HEED

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How to use HEED in a sentence

• She beckoned to a conductor, but he swept by and took no more heed of her than if she had been a dog.
• As the settlers declined to pay any heed to the treaty the Indians naturally became as discontented with it as the whites.
• These different claims were not of a kind to which any outside power would have paid heed.
• With wonderful management Thorkill divided his heed between the suspicious host and the delighted guests.
• The blood was streaming from a gash in his side, indistinctly seen by light from the fire, but he paid no heed to it, and the result proved it not to be dangerous.
• It was noteworthy that she gave no heed at all to the fox.
• Desdemona paid very little heed to the puppy that died.
• But if they will call themselves servants, and yet remain lords, let them take heed that they be not of this category that I have reckoned up.
• Have all your thoughts directed to the Master and heed not what you hear from here or there.
• Needless to say, Napoleon, who was then at the zenith of his power, paid no heed to this warning.
• Carmela went back to a household that paid scant heed to her screaming.
• Each where his tasks or pleasures call They pass, and heed each other not.
• I was too young to heed the menace or to be reminded of the domestic catastrophe and sorrow.
• This was one great reason why his soldiers despised him, and paid no heed to what was done to win their favor.
• The friends of the master should be his friends, and he should give heed to those whom the master has recommended to him.
• The ladies protested that he would be wet through, but he paid no heed to them.
• The general paid little heed to the political situation.
• It had got the Dutch war off its hands, and could give heed to other things.
• The Massachusetts people paid no heed whatever to the navigation laws and asserted that acts of Parliament had no force in the colony.
• Darby would give no heed to anything he had to say, but sent him directly back.
• Heed well that the gates be closed early, and that all be made safe, and let not Brother Emmanuel adventure himself without the walls.
• The water was full shoulder deep round the ship, but they did not heed that.
• Phelim and Fergus cried to them to forbear, for we were friends, but they did not heed them, and passed, to reach the shore below us as they might.
• What he said was old to me, and I gave heed only to its effect.
• Arrived in Larissa, the soldiers threw themselves on the ground, taking no heed of the trumpets calling them to rejoin their regiments.
• My argument is one to which Scotsmen and Irishmen should give special heed.

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