Ned is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NED in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a young hooligan
• a stupid or loutish boy or man.
• a hooligan or petty criminal.
• derogatory name for an adolescent hooligan

Words related to NED

neddish12 neds5

How to use NED in a sentence

• Ned loved his grandmother very much, for she had always been kind to him.
• Ned always read a chapter in the Bible to his grandmother every night when he came home from work.
• He is believed to be in London, Ned, and I dare say we shall meet with him some day.
• Presently the voices of the marine officer, the official who had been summoned by the assistant manager, and Ned reached his ears.
• Ned was glad to see that the consul recognized him as the lad in whose interest he had been pulled out of bed.
• Ned was prepared for almost anything, but what took place next filled him with astonishment.
• At the same time Ned caught a movement behind the south wall of the room.
• He did not know what had become of Ned and the others any more than Frank and Jack did.
• Ned saw Jimmie making a noiseless progress up the little hill and turned back to the man at the gate.
• Ned stationed Frank and Jack at the front and moved around to the rear with Jimmie close behind.
• I was making my observations, when Ned and Conseil awoke almost at the same time, under the influence of this reviving air.
• Long before he was through, Whitey envied the fate of Ned Saunders.
• Ned caught a glimpse of a large bedroom through the doorway.
• Oh, purer, better! If it came again, Ned, he would do it.
• The window was still lighted, so Ned, parched with thirst, entered to get a cup of coffee.
• Looking round, Ned saw that on the bed opposite the door, hidden in the shadows, a man lay groaning and moaning.
• Ned and Reuben Gale were of the party, the other two being, to their great discontent, left behind in the ship.
• The Indians, who were unable to make out what Ned was doing, watched these proceedings with great attention.
• Ned held up in his hands the beads and pieces of cloth.
• That night Ned and Gerald, according to the arrangement, stole out from the castle.
• Ned therefore determined to swim out, especially as they observed that a watch was kept, both day and night, near the canoes.
• Ned took his place in the leading boat of the captain, and acted as guide.
• Ned stopped smiling, gazing at Tad to see whether the latter were in earnest.
• Ned had seen something that sent the blood coursing through his veins madly.
• Ned had tried to cry out, but the words would not come.
• Tom and Ned passed the remaining hours of darkness there.
• Ned and Tom had been chums a long while, but Ned inclined more to financial and office matters than to machinery.
• Swift came home a little later, and Ned Newton called, both being very much surprised to hear of the accident.
• Tavia was out of the back seat and ready to take her place beside Ned before any one had a chance to answer.
• Johnnie Jones was not quite five years old then, two years younger than Ned, and he could not guide his sled very well.
• Uncle Ned had found and secured one which weighed some two hundred pounds.

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