Spelled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SPELLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SPELL, to read or write laboriously, letter by letter
• write or name the letters that form (a word) in correct sequence
• (of letters) make up or form (a word)
• be a sign or characteristic of
• mean or have as a result
• allow (someone) to rest briefly by taking their place in an activity
• take a brief rest
NOUN:
• a form of words used as a magical charm or incantation
• a state of enchantment caused by a magic spell
• an ability to control or influence people as though one had magical power over them
• a short period
• a period spent in an activity
• a period of rest from work.
• a series of overs during a session of play in which a particular bowler bowls
• a splinter of wood.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to name or write the letters of in order

Words related to SPELLED

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How to use SPELLED in a sentence

• The one that spelled a word that he missed would have a right to take the head of the class.
• Down there at the back of the room old Hauser had put on his spectacles and, holding his primer in both hands, spelled the letters with them.
• He said his name was Crannish, and he spelled it for the captain, who examined the crew list to verify him.
• Here were the newly killed beeves, there the mighty footprints with the scars that spelled his name.
• No two authors spelled alike at that time, however, and the literature of the day was characterized by the most startling originality along that line.
• It had some easy reading lessons at the end, but these were not to be read until after every word in the book had been spelled.
• Sahwah held it in her hand and spelled out the letters, and then all at once she knew what it was.
• He lived too near the times when those words spelled danger.
• To land outside the enclosure spelled certain death, while inside he could see many forms huddled upon the ground as in sleep.
• Accidents? Well, they represented FATE, also spelled out in capitals, and there was no getting around FATE.
• The war that spelled death and destruction to millions.
• You must know that your happy-go-lucky self-indulgence more often than not has spelled discomfort of a definite sort for Brian.
• Paul cast a glance at Dora which clearly spelled jealousy and reproach.
• They dropped the name of Taylor, which had got to be common through a want of Ingin blood, and spelled it with a E.
• When the day for the Raleigh-Sanford meet finally came, he did not feel any of the nervousness that had spelled defeat for him in his freshman year.
• Fortunately, the printers got both the names of Browning and Sedgwick spelled wrong, which was all the comfort the young men had out of it.
• Then too she could hear every time they spelled or said the multiplication-table, or bounded the countries of Africa, and it was very trying.
• The press-crew however had not captured enough men at Scarborough, so they put in at another Yorkshire port, spelled Burlington then but Bridlington now.
• Everywhere we meet small faces upon which sin and vice are as clearly written as though the words were actually spelled out.
• Then he called him up and made him spell before the school some of the words he had spelled wrong in the letter, at which they all laughed till Sam refused to spell any more.
• The words were spelled by the children in turn, but nothing was said about the definition or meaning of the word.
• The French spelled it pecanne, so that has been spelled as the pecan, without the necessary other part of its name, hickory.
• She took the paper down to the beach, and spelled out the notice word by word.
• Unless a person knows what the regular principles are, he cannot know how a word should regularly be spelled.
• Physical, spiritual, and moral spelled the trinity of its decay.
• And He will be spelled out so big and plain that the man hurriedly running, or lazily creeping, or half blind in a cloud of dust, will be stopping and reading.
• Until a very recent period the family spelled the name Rudulph, which spelling has been followed in this work, though the name is now generally spelled Rudolph.
• The Squire opened his spelling-book and began to give out the words to the two captains, who stood up and spelled against each other.
• He spelled it out with some difficulty and slowly, and yet he looked at it as if the page were a familiar vision to him.
• Arnold spelled out his letters one by one until the last was finished.

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