Audible is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AUDIBLE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to call an audible
• call an audible
NOUN:
• a football tactic
• a change of playing tactics called by the quarterback at the line of scrimmage
• That which may be heard.
• a football play is changed orally after both teams have assumed their positions at the line of scrimmage
• audible change of tactics in American football
ADJECTIVE:
• able to be heard
• loud enough to be heard
• Capable of being heard; loud enough to be heard; actually heard; as, an audible voice or whisper.
• heard or perceptible by the ear
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to call a substitute play in football

Words related to AUDIBLE

audibilities15 audibility16 audibled12 audibleness14 audiblenesses16 audibles11 audibling13 audibly13

Words that contain AUDIBLE

audibled12 audibles11 inaudible12 subaudible15 audibleness14 audiblenesses16 inaudibleness16 inaudiblenesses18

How to use AUDIBLE in a sentence

• Not all the voices that call men from place to place are audible ones.
• There was, at the same instant, the audible sound of scurrying along the passage.
• It became louder and more imperative, and cries of “Police!” became distinctly audible.
• Subsequently certain raps were audible, when the Medium called the attention of Dr.
• It passed immediately with full waking, for, listen as she might, there was nothing audible but the inarticulate murmur of the night.
• The words had a choked, scarcely audible sound, and they were spoken to a man who was not accustomed to yield when he felt himself the victor.
• He lay quite still, as the distant chime of the church bells was wafted through the air, faint but just audible in the silent room.
• In the perfect stillness of the night, the clock of the village church was distinctly audible, striking the hours and the quarters.
• The voice of the young dentist was audible at the door, and Mrs.
• This faith-creating word of evangelical grace is an audible and visible matter.
• For a space he sat again in silence by the open window, only the faint rustling of the lace curtain being audible.
• The spiritual power of a scientific, right thought, with- 21 out a direct effort, an audible or even a mental argument, has oftentimes healed inveterate diseases.
• They were close by me, and every word they said was audible.
• At times, as lone men will, he broke out into audible soliloquy.
• Somewhere in the shadows of the back porch low, murmuring voices were faintly audible.
• From behind the sounds of confusion became more audible, indicating the rapid approach of the crowd.
• The self, in his case, is a large, deep self, and it sends an audible pulse through his pen into his page.
• Lacy felt too ill to leave her berth, her husband could not help giving an audible sigh of relief.
• He evidently did not like the prospect, but he made no audible protest against it, as he would perhaps have done a week before.
• When eating or drinking, avoid every kind of audible testimony to the fact.
• It was nearly a minute later that he spoke, and by that time the humming of an approaching motor was clearly audible.
• Testing the telegraph line, I found that whereas there were no British signals audible, our own signals from Frankfort could be heard very plainly.
• And yet there never was anything essentially absurd or insurmountable in the invention of a method of recording speech in audible instead of visible symbols.

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