Astir is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ASTIR in dictionary:

VERB:
• Stirring; in a state of activity or motion; out of bed.
ADJECTIVE:
• on the move
• in a state of excited movement
• awake and out of bed
• out of bed
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• moving about

How to use ASTIR in a sentence

• Our company was striking tents and falling in for the march, and the camp was astir from end to end.
• I saw rays from it coming in through the parted curtains, and distinctly traced tree-branches wavering to and fro out in the night-wind, set astir as the moon came up.
• Every one in the village had been astir since daybreak, preparing for the great event.
• Lady Kirkbank would be astir presently, and there would be no more solitude for them till they were married, and could shake her off altogether.
• Wingfield was likewise astir, and, after assisting them to feed and dress their horses, took them into the house, where a plentiful breakfast awaited them.
• He had gone over to New York, before any of the family were astir.
• The whole kingdom of France was astir with the excitement of the rapidly approaching convocation of the States-General.
• Usually Bobby is astir shortly after jolly, round, red Mr.
• The night passed without incident, and I was astir a little before dawn.
• It was a calm night, mild, and with not a breath of wind astir.
• It was a hot morning with not a breath of wind astir.
• The freighters were already astir, and we were constantly passing or meeting their long trains.
• From these and like events the whole country was astir.
• I told the men to be early astir that we might make a longer day of travel on the morrow.
• At earliest peep of dawn the squaws were astir waiting for Kut-le, who shortly staggered into camp with a load of meat on his shoulder.
• The force of plantation workers, eager to complete the shortened task allotted to them, were all astir.
• The sun was just showing above the horizon, and the broad sheet of water was already astir.
• When the expectant father of embryo dukes entered the room, Alice perceived at once that some matter was astir.
• The village was all astir, and travellers were coming and going.
• Every one was soon astir in preparation for a warm welcome.
• Our voyage down the river was without incident, and we reached Green Bay just as all the place was astir in the expectation of the arrival of one of Mr.
• Astir was all Jerusalem, when the knight returned to Scopus.
• He had a vision of the great aisle strangely full and alive and astir.
• When Yeobright reached the cottage of Susan Nunsuch, the mother of the boy he sought, he found that the inmates were not yet astir.
• One morning early, before the office-seekers were astir, he went out for a walk.
• The black porter, like the rest of the world, astir at an unusual hour, started as he opened the door to her summons.
• When he got to laughing he set the whole house astir.
• It had taken her a considerable while to write this, and the household was astir.
• The boatmen were astir before daylight, hoisting the sails, for the wind had turned to the north, as it often does after a thunderstorm.
• She was anxious to spare her mother all possible trouble, and to see that the household was astir before she arose.