Played is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PLAYED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PLAY, to engage in recreation
• engage in activity for enjoyment and recreation rather than a serious or practical purpose
• engage in (a game or activity) for enjoyment
• amuse oneself by engaging in imaginative pretence
• engage in without proper seriousness or understanding
• fiddle or tamper with
• take part in (a sport)
• participate in (a sporting match or contest)
• compete against (another player or team) in a sporting match
• be part of a team, especially in a specified position, in a sporting contest
• strike (a ball) or execute (a stroke) in a game
• (of a cricket ground) be in such condition as to have a specified effect on play.
• assign to take part in a match, especially in a specified position
• bet or gamble at or on
• be cooperative
• represent (a character) in a theatrical performance or a film
• perform in a film or theatrical production
• put on or take part in (a theatrical performance, film, or concert)
• give a dramatic performance at (a particular theatre or place)
• behave as though one were (a specified type of person)
• treat someone as being of (a specified type)
• perform on (a musical instrument)
• possess the skill of performing on (a musical instrument)
• produce (notes) from a musical instrument; perform (a piece of music)
• make (a disc, music player, or other device) produce sounds or recorded images
• (of a musical instrument, music player, or other device) produce sounds or recorded images
• accompany (someone) with music as they are moving in a specified direction
• move lightly and quickly, so as to appear and disappear; flicker
• (of a fountain or similar source of water) emit a stream of gently moving water
• allow (a fish) to exhaust itself pulling against a line before reeling it in
• treat inconsiderately for one's own amusement
• used to convey one's irritation at someone's actions or one's failure to understand their motives
• move (a piece) or display (a playing card) in one's turn in a game
NOUN:
• activity engaged in for enjoyment and recreation, especially by children
• behaviour or speech that is not intended seriously
• designed to be used in games of pretence; not real
• the conducting of a sporting match
• the action or manner of engaging in a sport or game
• the status of the ball in a game as being available to be played according to the rules
• the state of being active, operative, or effective
• a move or manoeuvre in a sport or game
• the activity of gambling
• a dramatic work for the stage or to be broadcast
• the space in or through which a mechanism can or does move
• scope or freedom to act or operate
• light and constantly changing movement
ADJECTIVE:
• (of games) engaged in
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to engage in amusement or sport

Words related to PLAYED

play9 playing13 plays10

Words that contain PLAYED

splayed13 replayed14 unplayed14 displayed16 endplayed16 misplayed17 outplayed15 downplayed20 overplayed19 interplayed17 redisplayed18 underplayed18 counterplayed21

How to use PLAYED in a sentence

• Douglass, a talented grandson of the orator, played a violin solo, and Miss Susan B.
• He ought to have played a little slower just there.
• There is a drama being played out before my very eyes.
• New orders are then got for the new officers, and sent to his regiment, and the same game is played over again.
• They played games together, and when she was tired she let him do whatever he liked and run about her castle.
• Bands played national airs, and one man-of-war enveloped in a cloud of white smoke was engaged in target-practice with her secondary battery.
• There is the sentimental man, who gets into position while the introduction to his song is being played.
• You had stayed with me at Cromer for ten days and played golf.
• All the while, the music played, first sweet and thoughtful, then triumphant strains.
• He played a great role and his memory should be honored.
• She was determined that if she played the role of a martyr she would do it well.
• The projected rays of red played along the barrel of a rifle held across the saddle, and struck answering gleams from touches of metal on the bridle.
• I might have piled up the torture on Farrell, and at the same time have played on that other passion, by setting myself to debauch Santa.
• Heifert and Latham each played first base during part of the season.
• Here matches are often made, and admirable games are played.
• Oh, yes, we will call it a joke, a good joke, but the joke is not played out yet.
• As the black interval of her life faded, she turned with grateful appreciation to the present and played the part expected of her in an amazing manner.
• Garrison comprehended the ease with which Theodore had played his role and gone from one house to the other without arousing suspicion.
• The cook had orders to get up something extra for dinner, and we played cards and otherwise lounged around until the midday meal was announced as ready.
• While the pies were baking, a slow process with Dutch ovens, I sat on the wagon-tongue and played the violin by the hour.
• In the school-room, he studied with a keen relish for knowledge, and on the play-ground he played with equal gusto.
• Most conspicuous was that large class of liberal nobles who played so great a part in the early days of the Revolution.
• He laughed and played whatever game Bud urged him into.
• He played base ball and looked after his younger brothers and sister while his mother was in the kitchen.
• He played upon their emotions as he played upon the old soil-begrimed violin.
• When she was quite near she stopped, and from the light that played in her deep black eyes you would have thought that surely she was listening with the deepest attention.
• The British officer played at war in South Africa much in the same way that he hunted or played cricket or polo at home.
• It was no longer lively music she played, but something of a menacing strain, in keeping with the look in her eyes, and she seemed in a manner to hiss the air through her teeth.

Similar words containing PLAY without suffix ed

play9 playa10 plays10 splay10 uplay10 byplay16 playas11 player11 replay11 splays11 uplays11 airplay12 bioplay14 byplays17 cosplay14 display13 endplay13 gunplay13 misplay14 nonplay12 outplay12 playact14 playboy17 playbus14 playday16 players12 playful15 playing13 playlet12 playoff18 playpen14 playset12 replays12 splayed13 airplays13 bioplays15 cosplays15 displays14 downplay17 endplays14 foreplay16 fourplay16 gameplay16 gunplays14 handplay17 misplays15 nonplays13 outplays13 overplay16 playable15 playacts15 playback21 playbill15 playbook19 playboys18 playdate14 playdays17 playdown17 playgirl14 playgoer14 playings14 playland14 playless13 playlets13 playlike17 playlist13 playmate15 playoffs19 playpens15 playroom15 playsets13 playslip15 playsome15 playsuit13 playtime15 playwear16 quadplay23 replayed14 splaying14 teleplay13 unplayed14 uplaying14 wordplay17 roleplay13 displayed16 displayer15 downplays18 endplayed16 foreplays17 fourplays17 gameplays17 handplays18 horseplay17 interplay14 matchplay21 medalplay17 misplayed17 nonplayer14 outplayed15 overplays17 photoplay19 playacted17 playactor16 playbacks22 playbills16 playbooks20 playbuses16 playdates15 playdough19 playdowns18 playfield18 playfully20 playgirls15 playgoers15 playgoing16 playgroup17 playhouse17 playlands15 playlists14 playmaker20 playmates16 playrooms16 playslips16 playsuits14 plaything18 playtimes16 playwears17 powerplay19 quadplays24 redisplay15 replaying15 splayfeet17 splayfoot17 swordplay18 teleplays14 underplay15 wordplays18 ballplayer17 cardplayer18 displayers16 displaying17 downplayed20 endplaying17 horseplays18 interplays15 matchplays22 medalplays18 misplaying18 nonplayers15 nonplaying16 outplaying16 overplayed19 photoplays20 playacting18 playactors17 playbusses17 playdoughs20 playfellow21 playfields19 playgoings17 playground17 playgroups18 playhouses18 playleader16 playlisted16 playmakers21 playmaking22 playschool20 playthings19 playwright22 powerplays20 redisplays16 screenplay17 strokeplay19 swordplays19 underplays16 unplayable17 fingerplay19 unplayably20 playreader16 ballplayers18 cardplayers19 chessplayer21 counterplay18 displayable19 downplaying21 horseplayer19 interplayed17 multiplayer18 overplaying20 playability21 playactings19 playfellows22 playfulness19 playgrounds18 playleaders17 playlisting17 playmakings23 playschools21 playwrights23 playwriting20 redisplayed18 screenplays18 splayfooted20 superplayer18 swordplayer20 underplayed18 fingerplays20 playreaders17 chessplayers22 counterplays19 horseplayers20 interplaying18 multiplayers19 playwritings21 redisplaying19 superplayers19 swordplayers21 underplaying19 counterplayed21 counterplayer20 playabilities20 playfulnesses21 playwrighting26 splayfootedly25 counterplayers21 counterplaying22 playwrightings27

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