Ripe is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RIPE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to ripen
• To ripen; to grow ripe.
• To mature; to ripen.
• ripen
NOUN:
• The bank of a river.
ADJECTIVE:
• ready for harvest
• (of fruit or grain) developed to the point of readiness for harvesting and eating
• (of a cheese or wine) fully matured
• (of a smell or flavour) rich, intense, or pungent
• having arrived at the fitting stage or time for a particular action or purpose)
• full of
• (of a female fish or insect) ready to lay eggs or spawn
• ready to be reaped, eaten, etc
• fully developed or matured and ready to be eaten or used
• fully prepared or eager
• most suitable or right for a particular purpose
• at the highest point of development especially in judgment or knowledge
• far along in time
• (of a person's age) advanced
• (of a person's language) beyond the bounds of propriety; coarse
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• fully developed
• to cleanse

Words related to RIPE

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Words that contain RIPE

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How to use RIPE in a sentence

• Ripe specimens favorably situated are almost always 200 feet or more in height, and the branches clothe the trunk nearly to the ground, as seen in the illustration.
• So by the time we reached Jerusalem friend Jeremy was ripe for almost anything except the plan we had agreed on.
• Koempfe says, that the male flowers, if plucked when ripe, and cautiously dried, will even, in this state, perform their office, though kept to the following year.
• The face was stout and burned by the sun to the colour of a ripe apple, and in spite of a black heavy moustache had a merry and good-humoured look.
• If an apple is found to grow mellow and seemingly ripe much before its fellows on the same bough, you will probably discover, upon close inspection, that there is a worm in it.
• As the two men faced each other both were ripe for the extreme of recklessness.
• As our statesmen say, regarding any important measure for public welfare, the time is not yet ripe.
• The time was ripe for a revival of the baronial opposition which a generation earlier had won the Provisions of Oxford.
• Almost all the varieties of the Dwarf and Climbing sections may be used in this way, and the Beans should be gathered when full grown, but not yet ripe.
• The time was not ripe for him to use her, so he let me carry her away.
• Surely this has been so, and truly the time and conditions are ripe for action now.
• Surely this has been so and truly the time and conditions are ripe for action now.
• He had wrought them up to a pitch of dangerous passion, and they were ripe for any violence to which he urged them.
• The ripe maturity of many of the rural writers I have introduced cannot fail to strike one.
• The conditions for war were ripe in 1914, and it was inevitable that America should be in it too.
• The town was ripe, now, for performances in extraordinary athletics.
• He faces every fact that he will face in life, and by the time he is eighteen his judgment is as ripe as that of the much older average man.
• But he died there, Alan Tyree cutting the next two men down as a mower in the field might the ripe grain with his scythe.
• But when that talk began, Withelm knew that things were ripe, and he told Havelok.
• The acorns, or fruit, are good food for hogs, which are observed to grow very fat when turned into the forests at the season when they are ripe.
• At the beginning of this war we were not permeated with justice, and so were not ripe for victory.
• Unfortunately for that theory she looked a ripe woman, and this very Walter made her more and more womanly.
• Things are ripe to have such power seize upon the imagination then and always.

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