Spirited is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SPIRITED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SPIRIT, to carry off secretly
• convey rapidly and secretly
NOUN:
• the non-physical part of a person which is the seat of emotions and character; the soul
• the non-physical part of a person regarded as their true self and as capable of surviving physical death or separation
• the non-physical part of a person manifested as an apparition after their death; a ghost
• a supernatural being
• the prevailing or typical quality, mood, or attitude of a person, group, or period of time
• a person identified with their most prominent quality or with their role in a group or movement
• the quality of courage, energy, and determination
• the real meaning or the intention behind something as opposed to its strict verbal interpretation
• strong distilled alcoholic drink such as brandy, whisky, gin, or rum.
• a volatile liquid, especially a fuel, prepared by distillation
• a solution of volatile components extracted from something, typically by distillation or by solution in alcohol
• a highly refined substance or fluid thought to govern vital phenomena.
• a person's mood or attitude
ADJECTIVE:
• Animated or possessed by a spirit.
• Animated; full of life or vigor; lively; full of spirit or fire; as, a spirited oration; a spirited answer.
• displaying animation, vigor, or liveliness
• marked by lively action
• willing to face danger
• made lively or spirited
• lively

Words related to SPIRITED

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How to use SPIRITED in a sentence

• The Boy had been obliged to sit up to watch this spirited encounter.
• Lister, so to speak, felt the pump had individuality and temperament, like a spirited horse.
• But woe to him if he fell asleep upon the mound, for he would be spirited away into fairyland for seven years, which would seem to him but one day.
• On the contrary, let it be intelligent, spirited, enthusiastic.
• She was both spirited and charming, even at seventy-two, and at twenty must have been a fascinating woman.
• Stevens seemed in bad shape, although he was still spirited and cheerful.
• Then their common resolve to be as spirited as possible had obliterated all minor considerations.
• Each of the four fugitives had caught from seven to ten of these spirited creatures in the course of the last few days.
• The action is rapid, its style is spirited, and its plot is convincing.
• Some enthusiastic comment is included, of the kind that was so natural to Scott, on the effect of ballad poetry upon a spirited and warlike people.
• Then, owing to treachery, all the useful camels were spirited away, and only enough could be collected to carry one thousand men across the desert.
• A sense of courage and exhilaration is expressed in her spirited bearing.
• The Americans, especially, brought cheer and courage to the tired French, Belgian, Italian, and British hearts, so daring and high spirited were they when going into battle.
• Rainey, of South Carolina, had a spirited tilt with S.
• The circumstances of his education, and the goal that for some years now he had kept in view, had robbed him of much of that spirited brutality that is the birthright of the male.
• Take it altogether, I never had such a spirited time in all my life as I have had to-day.
• Fred that we trailed on that famous game-hunt of ours, of which a spirited account is coming later? Was it not Mr.
• He sets himself chattering with spirited and easy grace, of men and things.
• It is a spirited painting, acute and profound, as well as true, of human life, especially of provincial life.
• Their spirited appearance and beautiful paces excited the admiration of all the learned in such matters.
• His conversation was spirited, agreeable, and instructive, because he had known so many great men.
• Being well mounted on fresh, spirited horses, the Major, Dodd, Viushin, and I rode far in advance of the rest of the party throughout the day.
• Witnesses were spirited away, and at length the prosecution was abandoned.
• It is spirited, interesting, and agreeable, mainly Hebraic in the character of its thought and cast of its language.
• The spirited mare, knowing that she was going home to her lines, opened out like a winner racing up the straight.
• As a father the spirited Cicely yielded him the respect and affection he deserved.
• But, if he should propose the benefit and tax together, then the people of Ireland, a very high and spirited people, would think it the worst bargain in the world.
• He saw her silken brows lower in a spirited frown and he was glad.
• Charges of every description were preferred against her which she refuted in a spirited manner, but her credentials were finally rejected.
• Modern she was, if you like, but very spirited and human.
• The Active speedily ranged alongside of the Pomone, and after a spirited conflict, the latter ship was compelled to haul down her colours and surrender.

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