Penned is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PENNED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PEN, to write, or commit to paper
• write or compose
• put or keep (an animal) in a pen
• confine someone in a restricted space
RESIDUAL:
• International Association of Poets, Playwrights, Editors, Essayists, and Novelists.
• Peruvian nuevo sol(es).
NOUN:
• an instrument for writing or drawing with ink, typically consisting of a metal nib or ball, or a nylon tip, fitted into a metal or plastic holder
• the occupation of writing
• an electronic pen-like device used in conjunction with a writing surface to enter commands or data into a computer.
• the tapering cartilaginous internal shell of a squid.
• a small enclosure in which sheep, pigs, or other farm animals are kept
• a number of animals in or sufficient to fill a pen
• any small enclosure in which someone or something can be confined
• a covered dock for a submarine or other warship
• (in the West Indies) a farm or plantation.
• a female swan.
ADJECTIVE:
• Winged; having plumes.
• Written with a pen; composed.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to write with a pen (an instrument for writing with fluid ink)
• past tense of pen

Words related to PENNED

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How to use PENNED in a sentence

• Tenderly did he embrace the penitent, who admitted that his peace of mind had fled from the moment he penned that cruel letter.
• She rose quietly, so as not to wake her mother, and penned him the note.
• Morris in one of the kindest letters that great man ever penned.
• Uday Bhembre, on taking charge as the Editor, stopped this column and replaced it with another one penned by one of his supporters.
• Words have never yet been penned that do him justice.
• The Bible is the most formidable book which was ever penned against aristocratic usurpation.
• In whose interest would such a letter most likely be penned? Nelson mourned him sincerely, but was prevented by illness from being present at the funeral.
• As soon as Vapp had gone, Adam Adams sat down and penned a brief note.
• Greenwich returned from across the island with the word that they were penned in.
• Let us survey the scene in which the lonely missionary penned this prediction.
• His acceptance or refusal must be penned before night.
• But Lame Wolf reasoned that the people penned at the stage station were in no condition to attempt escape.
• The writer of this and the preceding letters herself little imagined, when they were penned, that they would ever be submitted to the public eye.
• But Quince stood firm, and arguing the matter, we reached the corrals and penned the band.
• This cabin was his hermitage until the winter snows penned him in his cave.
• Never has story been penned amidst so infernal a racket.
• The friends who rushed to his aid declared by their impetuosity that their cause would have been better served had Strauss never penned a word about Christ.
• The Maid with her little band was penned into the corner between the side of the bulwark and the embankment of the road.
• Elise, his wife, penned me a long letter on the emptiness of power and wealth.
• Three letters are included of which the originals were penned in Latin.
• If the cattle and sheep are not penned up at night, they may be partly destroyed by the ferocity of the bears.
• New York is penned in on a narrow island, and ground is worth more than gold.
• The volume, rich with achievements that had won renown for its author, was yet as melancholy a record as over mortal hand had penned.
• It was The Life of Benvenuto Cellini and “Marian Devereux” was written on the fly leaf, by unmistakably the same hand that penned the apology for Olivia’s performances.
• After the prophecies, which are a powerful confirmation of the truth of our holy religion, the account of the sufferings and death of Jesus Christ, penned by an eye-witness S.
• The aim of France was to connect Canada with Louisiana by a chain of forts, and keep the English penned up in their eastern provinces without room to expand.
• In reference to that same illness, he seems to have penned the following lines.
• But the best of his writings as well deserves immortality as anything ever penned in fiction.

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