Rede is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REDE in dictionary:

VERB:
• (archaic) to advise or counsel, also REEDE
• advise (someone)
• interpret (a riddle or dream)
• To advise or counsel.
• To interpret; to explain.
• give an interpretation or explanation to
• give advice to
• advise
NOUN:
• advice or counsel given by one person to another
• Advice; counsel; suggestion.
• A word or phrase; a motto; a proverb; a wise saw.
• advice or counsel

Words related to REDE

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Words that contain REDE

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How to use REDE in a sentence

• And in lyke wyse rede we of the kynge pirre to whom was reported that they of tarente had said grete vilonye of hym.
• And though ye could not see, yet rede and rue their woefull destinie.
• The ancient Roman road of Watling Street crosses the Rede at Woodburn, leading from Habitancum to Bremenium.
• For the seventh, I rede thee, If strife thou raisest With a man right high of heart, Better fight a-field Than burn in the fire Within thine hall fair to behold.
• For now in the time of my death comes to me rede unearthly, as I think.
• But take my rede, my lord, and become the man of the Abbot of St.
• And now I will give thee a rede, lest thou vex thyself sick and fret thy very heart.
• For so I deem of it, that whatsoever time ye may lose by falling in with me, ye may gain twice as much again by hearkening my tale and the rede that shall go with it.
• Wel loved he garlike, onions, and lekes, And for to drinke strong win as rede as blood.
• And yet I coulde tell worse and more, But men wolde weryen it to rede.
• Therefore by my rede, said Sir Lucan, it is best that we bring you to some town.
• So, sir, said the squire, here I find writing of you, therefore I rede you return again to the court.
• The Earl found this rede to be wholesome, and became somewhat softened thereat.
• He sought counsel of many men as to what he might do therewith, but none gave him a rede that might serve him.

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