Talked is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TALKED in dictionary:

VERB:
• TALK, to communicate by speaking
• speak in order to give information or express ideas or feelings; converse or communicate by spoken words
• have the power of speech
• discuss personal or intimate feelings
• persuade or cause (someone) to do something by talking
• used to emphasize the seriousness, importance, or extent of the thing one is discussing
• reveal secret or confidential information
• gossip
• have formal dealings or discussions; negotiate
• use (a particular language) in speech
NOUN:
• communication by spoken words; conversation or discussion
• a period of conversation or discussion, especially a relatively serious one
• rumour, gossip, or speculation
• empty promises or boasting
• a current subject of widespread gossip or speculation in (a particular place)
• formal discussions or negotiations over a period
• an informal address or lecture

Words related to TALKED

talk8 talking12 talks9

Words that contain TALKED

stalked12 uptalked15 outtalked14 peptalked18 unstalked14 overtalked18

How to use TALKED in a sentence

• The girls were all thinking of Miss Jennings and talked almost in whispers.
• He talked rationally, but showed a loss of memory in often repeating what he had previously said.
• Falkland talked away, and asked me about this and that.
• Tredgold made the best of the situation and talked freely concerning it.
• Then a man richly dressed, with a star and garter, came to me, asked me some questions, talked kindly to me, and gave me some money.
• For a while she watched the friendly Indians as they sat near the fire, and talked low to each other.
• The two men never talked much, and never exchanged any kind of greeting when they met and parted.
• The lawyer watched all, talked to make them talk, then came in and settled matters.
• I am sure this account of the loss of bird life must have seemed appalling to my mother, for I heard her moan sadly when it was talked about.
• But several times during the winter and spring he appeared at the cottage, and talked with Lydia earnestly and intellectually.
• Searles for what he had said, and the party withdrew to the Winter Garden Cafe, pretty with palms, where Lucille, Leo, and Alfonso talked of society matters, of art and music.
• As he talked on, Christopher furtively examined his habit, though he knew every detail of it well enough already.
• They talked with animation and in engaging accents.
• He talked loudly and happily, hardly able to express his joy.
• Then came the episode the regiment laughed over, swore over, talked over, many a long year thereafter.
• We stared helplessly at each other, and then, in the English way, talked of things at large.
• When he had been a boy, the old men had talked about a long-ago time when there had been hundreds of them visible in the sky, every morning and evening.
• Each talked with her awhile, and after a few brief minutes allowed a change of partners, the discarded one humbly retiring to Mrs.
• They had sometimes talked together of music, but much oftener of books, character, people, national movements, topics of the day.
• I talked with the sergeant, and had him send Foster to watch the kitchen door, and detail a couple of men for cooks, with orders to hurry up breakfast.
• Chalmers talked eloquently, while William and Mary Howitt seemed like old friends.
• If he had no other to gossip with, he provided imaginary company and talked to his own ears.
• And then they sat in a closed room and talked in a reserved fashion which was entirely the property of the call.
• For a hundred years now last past he has been more talked about and noticed than anybody else.
• They talked sense with Godfrey and nonsense with Rudolph.
• Later she never remembered whether they talked or were silent.
• Sara Lee had suddenly a strange feeling that he was watching the couple who talked over their coffee, and that, oddly enough, the couple were watching him.
• He talked to Montgomery in a tone too low for me to hear.
• Not the least talked of and speculated upon of all the details of the jail incident was the part played by Storekeeper Jones, who had informed upon his assailants.
• Gertrude was astonished at Ingmar having talked so much and so long.

Similar words containing TALK without suffix ed

talk8 stalk9 talks9 talky12 bytalk15 stalko10 stalks10 stalky13 talker10 talkie10 uptalk12 bytalks16 outtalk11 peptalk15 stalked12 stalker11 stalkos11 talkbox20 talkers11 talkier11 talkies11 talking12 uptalks13 backtalk20 eyestalk15 outtalks12 overtalk15 peptalks16 shoptalk17 stalkers12 stalkier12 stalkily15 stalking13 stalkoes12 talkable14 talkback20 talkfest15 talkiest12 talkings13 talktime14 uptalked15 antalkali13 backtalks21 beanstalk15 cornstalk15 crosstalk15 eyestalks16 footstalk16 leafstalk16 nontalker13 outtalked14 overtalks16 peptalked18 rootstalk13 shoptalks18 stalkiest13 stalkings14 stalkless13 stalklike17 talkathon16 talkative16 talkbacks21 talkboxes22 talkfests16 talkiness13 talktimes15 unstalked14 uptalking16 antalkalis14 beanstalks16 cornstalks16 crosstalks16 footstalks17 leafstalks17 nontalkers14 outtalking15 overtalked18 peptalking19 rootstalks14 stalkiness14 talkathons17 uptalkings17 antalkalies15 antalkaline15 deerstalker16 overtalking19 shelftalker21 talkability20 talkatively21 talkinesses15 stalkerazzi33 stalkerazzo33 antalkalines16 cyberstalker23 deerstalkers17 deerstalking18 shelftalkers22 stalkinesses16 cyberstalkers24 cyberstalking25 deerstalkings19 overtalkative23 talkabilities19 talkativeness20 cyberstalkings26 talkativenesses22

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