Ajar is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AJAR in dictionary:

VERB:
• Slightly turned or opened; as, the door was standing ajar.
• In a state of discord; out of harmony; as, he is ajar with the world.
ADVERB:
• (of a door) partly open
ADJECTIVE:
• partly open
• (of a door or other opening) slightly open
• in a jarring state; unharmonious.
• not in harmony

How to use AJAR in a sentence

• II She crept noiselessly to the door, which was ajar, and looked forth like a thief.
• Very softly she opened the door, leaving it ajar as she had found it.
• So round I looked to see if door or window stood ajar.
• He saw a door in the tree trunk ajar, and swinging to and fro with tiny tinkling music.
• He ended by settling himself in his room, but leaving his door ajar.
• The doors have been set ajar, and they allowed to peep in.
• The door was not wide open, but far enough ajar for him to see what was going on within.
• The door was half ajar as she had left it in her confusion.
• Hurriedly he searched the passageway behind the hangings finding several doors, one of which was ajar.
• She glanced at the door, which was still ajar, as it did not easily shut, being still swollen with the damp weather of the summer.
• Edna had discovered it accidentally one day when the high-board gate stood ajar.
• On his return to the room, Jonathan purposely left the door of the Well Hole ajar.
• At its end a door stood ajar and from it a light streamed.
• She had been at the door, which she held ajar, and behind this screen had heard and seen all that passed.
• Then she opened both windows wide, and left the door ajar.
• The door was ajar, and I pushed it open and stood for a minute on the threshold.
• Something familiar about the voice caused me to leap for the door, holding it sufficiently ajar so I could overhear what passed in the hall.
• By the door, which was ajar, stood a cane-seated chair.
• They were in earnest conversation, and did not perceive the company of Newton, who waited a little while, holding the door ajar, as he contemplated the group.
• I put my hand on her shoulder to draw her back and as I did so the door, half ajar, opened more widely.
• One of the most potent ceremonies in the charm, for causing the dead body to speak, is, setting the door ajar, or half open.
• On this account, the peasants of Scotland sedulously avoid leaving the door ajar, while a corpse lies in the house.
• The following story, which is frequently related by the peasants of Scotland, will illustrate the imaginary danger of leaving the door ajar.
• He stepped cautiously inside, leaving the door ajar for the others to follow.
• Prohack noticed that the door of his room was ajar.
• I had left the door ajar through which I had crept quietly, so that, in case of failure, I might have a chance of retreat before discovery should be made.
• She found the kitchen door ajar, heard voices, and then burst upon the three feebly illumined figures.
• She preceded him up-stairs to the sitting-room, where, leaving the door ajar, she seated herself on the opposite side of the room and waited.
• She was examining these details, when she discovered that the door was ajar.