Stolen is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STOLEN in dictionary:

VERB:
• STEAL, to take by theft
• take the opportunity to give or share (a kiss) when it is not expected or when people are not watching
• (in various sports) gain (an advantage, a run, or possession of the ball) unexpectedly or by exploiting the temporary distraction of an opponent
• run to (a base) while the pitcher is in the act of delivery
• move somewhere quietly or surreptitiously
• direct (a look) quickly and unobtrusively
• take (another person's property) without permission or legal right and without intending to return it
• dishonestly pass off (another person's ideas) as one's own
NOUN:
• a bargain
• an act of stealing something
• an idea taken from another work
• an act of stealing a base.
• an act of taking possession of the ball or puck from an opponent
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to take without right or permission
• p. p. of Steal.
• past participle of steal

Words related to STOLEN

staw7 steal5 stealing9 steals6 stole5

Words that contain STOLEN

stolenwise13

How to use STOLEN in a sentence

• The tide of trade turned to Bruges and Ghent, though they did not enjoy for long the prosperity they had stolen.
• Mikkeingwum, of Ottoway Lake, made complaint that his canoe had been stolen, and he was left with his family on the beach, without the means of returning.
• The only time I get to write is stolen, if I may so say, from the hours of repose.
• Arunga was the woman I had stolen from the hill-tribes.
• She left little Gerard there to complete the conquest her maternal heart ascribed to him, and contented herself with stolen meetings with her child.
• Alone of the whole party, and thanks to the stolen food, he had kept in full flesh and bodily vigor.
• Sometimes, indeed, it almost ceased to be a path, for the grass had stolen forward inch by inch to cover up the tracks of man.
• Telling him that I was anxious to learn about something which had been stolen from me, I asked what was necessary in the way of preparation.
• This had the desired effect, and at once the stolen property was returned to its rightful owner.
• Roth did not care so much for the loss of the gun as for the fact that Pete might have stolen it.
• The cattlemen would eventually trail the first stolen herd to his ranch.
• The pleasure he felt in the recovery of the stolen goods was hardly equal to his professional chagrin at having caught the wrong man.
• An educated Indian has stolen a young lady who was visiting my wife.
• Sometimes the thieves are encountered just as they are approaching a pier with their boat filled with stolen property, and again the chase will be kept up clear across the harbor.
• Arrived there, he tried to sell his cargo of slaves, but being suspected of having stolen them, he thought it best to sail to New York.
• You wish me to solve the mystery of this stolen money.
• It is your business to provide the money, and to see that it is not stolen.
• While he slept the golden apples ripened and were stolen and the next morning, as usual, the branches were bare.
• The fact that the trees were loaded with fruit of course proved that the fruit had not been stolen or taken from the trees.
• Would any one believe that those papers were stolen? Would his own son believe him? And as for the baron, his loss was greater still.
• Your first commission is to find certain stolen papers.
• It was a list of the stolen property, which consisted of jewelry, gold and notes to a very considerable amount.
• All plans were to be made by him during the voyage on which he went forth, after a stolen interview with your mother.
• She did not know that Gary McFarlane had stolen up close behind her and gone away again.
• With dry, reddened eyes, she stared at the portrait of the woman who must have stolen John from her.
• His house was burned to the ground and all his money stolen.
• At Niagara he was visited by Seneca chiefs, who complained that one of their warriors had been wounded near by and that four horses had been stolen from them.
• Upon the night before her wedding with him, her sister, Mistress Anne, had stolen to her chamber at a late hour.

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