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Played Unscramble word

played is a Scrabble word, played uses Six letters.
Scrabble point value for played Twelve points.
Words with Friends point value for played: Twelve points.

Below are the results of unscrambling played. We found a total of 115 words by unscrambling the letters in played.

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5 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in played

ayelp 10 delay 9 layed 9 leady 9 padle 8 paled 8 payed 11 pedal 8 plead 8

4 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in played

aped 7 dale 5 deal 5 dely 8 depa 7 lade 5 lady 8 lead 5 leap 6 leda 5 lepa 6 pale 6 paly 9 peal 6 peda 7 play 9 plea 6 pled 7 pyal 9 pyla 9 yade 8 yald 8 yale 7 yeld 8 yelp 9

3 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in played

ade 4 adp 6 ady 7 ald 4 ale 3 alp 5 aly 6 ape 5 apl 5 aye 6 dae 4 dal 4 dap 6 day 7 dea 4 del 4 dep 6 dey 7 dye 7 ead 4 edp 6 ela 3 eld 4 epa 5 eyl 6 lad 4 lap 5 lay 6 lea 3 led 4 lep 5 ley 6 lye 6 pad 6 pal 5 pay 8 pdl 6 pea 5 ped 6 ply 8 pya 8 pye 8 yad 7 yap 8 yea 6 yed 7 yep 8

2 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in played

ad 3 ae 2 al 2 ap 4 ay 5 da 3 de 3 dl 3 dp 5 dy 6 ea 2 ed 3 el 2 ep 4 ey 5 la 2 ld 3 le 2 lp 4 ly 5 pa 4 pd 5 pe 4 pl 4 ya 5 yd 6 ye 5

Definitions of played

British English : play If you play an instrument, you make music with it.pleɪ VERBmusical instrument

verb

  1. to occupy oneself in (a sport or diversion); amuse oneself in (a game)
  2. (transitive) to contend against (an opponent) in a sport or game   ⇒ Ed played Tony at chess and lost
  3. to fulfil or cause to fulfil (a particular role) in a team game   ⇒ he plays defence , he plays in the defence
  4. (transitive) to address oneself to (a ball) in a game   ⇒ play the ball not the man
  5. (intransitive; often followed by about or around) to behave carelessly, esp in a way that is unconsciously cruel or hurtful; trifle or dally (with)   ⇒ to play about with a young girl's affections
  6. when intr, often foll by at to perform or act the part (of) in or as in a dramatic production; assume or simulate the role (of)   ⇒ to play the villain , just what are you playing at?
  7. to act out or perform (a dramatic production)
  8. to give a performance in (a place) or (of a performance) to be given in a place
  9. (intransitive) to be received   ⇒ How will these policies play in Middle England?
  10. to have the ability to perform on (a musical instrument)   ⇒ David plays the harp
  11. to perform (on a musical instrument) as specified   ⇒ he plays out of tune
  12. (transitive) to reproduce (a tune, melody, piece of music, note, etc) on an instrument to perform works by (a specific composer)   ⇒ to play Brahms
  13. to reproduce (a tune, melody, piece of music, note, etc) on an instrument
  14. to perform works by (a specific composer)   ⇒ to play Brahms
  15. to discharge or cause to discharge   ⇒ he played the water from the hose onto the garden
  16. to operate, esp to cause (a record player, radio, etc) to emit sound or (of a record player, radio, etc) to emit (sound)   ⇒ he played a record , the radio was playing loudly
  17. to move or cause to move freely, quickly, or irregularly   ⇒ lights played on the scenery
  18. (transitive) (stock exchange ) to speculate or operate aggressively for gain in (a market)
  19. (transitive) (angling ) to attempt to tire (a hooked fish) by alternately letting out and reeling in line and by using the rod's flexibility
  20. to put (a card, counter, piece, etc) into play
  21. to gamble (money) on a game
  22. See play ball
  23. See play fair
  24. See play false
  25. See play by ear
  26. See play for time
  27. See play into the hands of
  28. See play the fool
  29. See play the game
  30. to reproduce (a tune, melody, piece of music, note, etc) on an instrument
  31. to perform works by (a specific composer)   ⇒ to play Brahms

noun

  1. a dramatic composition written for performance by actors on a stage, on television, etc; drama
  2. the performance of a dramatic composition (in combination)   ⇒ playreader
  3. the performance of a dramatic composition
  4. (in combination)   ⇒ playreader
  5. games, exercise, or other activity undertaken for pleasure, diversion, etc, esp by children (in combination)   ⇒ playroom (as modifier)   ⇒ play area
  6. games, exercise, or other activity undertaken for pleasure, diversion, etc, esp by children
  7. (in combination)   ⇒ playroom
  8. (as modifier)   ⇒ play area
  9. manner of action, conduct, or playing   ⇒ fair play
  10. the playing or conduct of a game or the period during which a game is in progress   ⇒ rain stopped play
  11. (US & Canadian ) a move or manoeuvre in a game   ⇒ a brilliant play
  12. the situation of a ball that is within the defined area and being played according to the rules (in the phrases in play, out of play)
  13. a turn to play   ⇒ it's my play
  14. the act of playing for stakes; gambling
  15. action, activity, or operation   ⇒ the play of the imagination
  16. freedom of or scope or space for movement   ⇒ too much play in the rope
  17. light, free, or rapidly shifting motion   ⇒ the play of light on the water
  18. fun, jest, or joking   ⇒ I only did it in play
  19. See call into play
  20. See make a play for
  21. the performance of a dramatic composition
  22. (in combination)   ⇒ playreader
  23. games, exercise, or other activity undertaken for pleasure, diversion, etc, esp by children
  24. (in combination)   ⇒ playroom
  25. (as modifier)   ⇒ play area