Spoiled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SPOILED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SPOIL, to mar
• diminish or destroy the value or quality of
• prevent someone from enjoying (an occasion or event)
• (of food) become unfit for eating
• harm the character of (a child) by being too lenient or indulgent
• treat with great or excessive kindness, consideration, or generosity
• be extremely or aggressively eager for
• rob (a person or a place) of goods or possessions by force or violence
• mark (a ballot paper) incorrectly so as to make one's vote invalid, especially as a gesture of protest
NOUN:
• goods stolen or taken forcibly from a person or place
• waste material brought up during the course of an excavation or a dredging or mining operation
ADJECTIVE:
• having the character or disposition harmed by pampering or oversolicitous attention
• (of foodstuffs) not in an edible or usable condition
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to impair the value or quality of

Words related to SPOILED

spoil7 spoiling11 spoils8 spoilt8

Words that contain SPOILED

despoiled13 unspoiled12 undespoiled15

How to use SPOILED in a sentence

• He was a delicate, good-looking child not yet twelve years old, whom his parents greatly spoiled, thinking that he was weak.
• She spoiled George Washington Custis as she had his father, but was more severe with Eleanor or Nelly.
• It happened that he was at work there alone that day, so I was able to make my plans against his coming back, and be sure it wouldna be spoiled.
• So the youngsters were not spoiled by their good luck.
• She has spoiled him into the worthless creature he is.
• If we were to keep this trough in such a hut, it would be spoiled in a month.
• This soup has no water in it, because that which has had potatoes boiled in it is always spoiled for anything else and must always be thrown away.
• And on the scrap was her name, but the envelope had been spoiled by a blot of ink in writing the address.
• That our plan for a trap there was spoiled was ill fortune.
• The same thing can be observed in every little child, provided he is not too much talked to, punished, yielded to, or spoiled.
• If it gets on their nerves their efficiency is spoiled.
• Change the water often, and sort out berries which may have become spoiled.
• Yet spoiled as his evening was, Prescott did his best to make it a bright occasion for Laura Bentley.
• He was a spoiled child of fortune at this time, and bitterly and haughtily resented any check to his ambition.
• Additions to the number, or cost, added nothing to their value, but had a contrary effect, spoiled and rendered them unavailing.
• Some spoiled through philosophy and vain deceit, have made changes in the divine institutions, and attempted improvements upon them, since the commencement of the gospel day.
• This fact is illustrated in the history of this spoiled boy.
• With one of the sails he made himself a good tent, in which he put everything that could be spoiled by rain or sun.
• He taketh a liking to thee, and I fear me lest he should inquire more nearly concerning thee and so all be discovered and spoiled.
• Why should you think of me in this silly way? We were very good friends, and now you have spoiled everything.

Similar words containing SPOIL without suffix ed

spoil7 spoils8 spoilt8 despoil10 spoiler9 despoils11 spoilage11 spoilers10 spoilful13 spoiling11 unspoilt10 despoiled13 despoiler12 spoilable13 spoilages12 spoilfive17 spoilsman13 spoilsmen13 unspoiled12 despoilers13 despoiling14 spoilfives18 spoilsport14 despoilings15 despoilment16 spoilsports15 undespoiled15 despoilments17

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