Payed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PAYED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PAY, to give money in exchanges for goods or service
• give (someone) money that is due for work done, goods received, or a debt incurred
• give (a sum of money) in exchange for goods or work done or to settle a debt
• hand over or transfer the amount due of (a debt, wages, etc.) to someone
• (of work, an investment, etc.) provide someone with (a sum of money)
• (of a business, activity, or an attitude) be profitable or advantageous
• suffer a misfortune as a consequence of an action
• give what is due or deserved to
• give (attention, respect, or a compliment) to (someone)
• make (a visit or call) to (someone)
• seal (the deck or seams of a wooden ship) with pitch or tar to prevent leakage
NOUN:
• the money paid to someone for regular work
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to give money or something of value in exchange for goods or services

Words related to PAYED

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How to use PAYED in a sentence

• The great cable payed out smoothly as the Irish coast was left behind and the frigate increased her speed.
• Also he had fiue emrauds set in golde, which were woorth fiue hundred or sixe hundred crownes, and payed for the same an hundred pardaos.
• The gouernment and deciding of all quarels and dueties to be payed, the whole carauan commiteth to one speciall rich marchant of the company, of whose honesty they conceiue best.
• The canvas was rolled up and secured, the cable payed out, until the ship lay just mid-channel between the island and the sea-wall without, and the whole secured.
• Withal they seemed intent on their business, and payed little heed to Ralph and his fellow, though he was by his attire plainly a stranger.
• Then he would look round for Marit, but when she had come he payed no further attention to her.
• Of this our journey to London spent 50 shilings, including also the 5 shilings I payed ut for the baggadge horse at Durham.
• Payed a considerable few duety to the Abbots of Dumferling, which is now payed to the King.
• Payed to John Nicoll for a great bible, 17 shillings.
• Then on the 21 of December 1670 was payed to the nurse as hir fee, 14 dolars.
• Item payed for another pair of shoes, 3 shilings 3 pence.
• Payed to John Jack for a pair of broatches to William Ramsay, 5 lb.
• Payed in a contribution for the poor out of money given me in consultation, 4 lb.
• Payed at a collation with collonell Ramsay, 42 shiling.
• Payed of sundry depursements to my man, 20 shilling.
• With the which 21 dollars given to my wife, she payed first to Rot.
• Item, given to my wife to compleit Margaret Neilsons fie during the haill tyme of hir service besides what was payed hir formerly, 6 dollars and a mark.
• Item, payed at sundrie tymes in the taverne, 30 pence.
• Item, on the 29 of September 1674, payed to John Cheisley of Dalry, younger, in presence of his brother James 29 lb.
• For the Grand Impostor discovered, payed to Samuel Colvill, 3 dollars.
• Payed to Thomas Broun conforme to his discharge for Prosperi Favinacii Jurisconsulti opera omnia, in 9 volumes in folio, 84 lb.
• Thus wearied with troubles and the death of many of his children come to age, he devotly payed the last debt to nature in January 1688, being the 69 year of his age.
• I thought it a very good thing that the debts should be payed in the proposed fashion.
• A stout plank on each side raises the canoe a foot, forming a gunwale secured by knees, the seam at the junction being payed over with a black pitch-like substance.

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