Bald is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BALD in dictionary:

VERB:
• grow bald; lose hair on one\'s head
• make bald
ADJECTIVE:
• without hair
• having a scalp wholly or partly lacking hair
• (of an animal) not covered by the usual fur, hair, or feathers
• (of a plant or an area of land) not covered by the usual leaves, bark, or vegetation
• (of a tyre) having the tread worn away
• not having any extra detail or explanation; plain or blunt
• having little or no hair on the scalp
• Destitute of the natural or common covering on the head or top, as of hair, feathers, foliage, trees, etc.; as, a bald head; a bald oak.
• Destitute of ornament; unadorned; bare; literal.
• Undisguised.
• Destitute of dignity or value; paltry; mean.
• Destitute of a beard or awn; as, bald wheat.
• Destitute of the natural covering.
• Marked with a white spot on the head; bald-faced.
• with no effort to conceal
• lacking hair on all or most of the scalp
• without the natural or usual covering
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to become bald

Words related to BALD

balded10 balder9 baldest10 baldfaced18 baldheaded18 balding11 baldish13 baldly12 baldness11 baldnesses13 balds8 baldy11

Words that contain BALD

balds8 baldy11 balded10 balder9 baldie9 baldly12 ribald9 baldest10 baldier10 baldies10 balding11 baldish13 baldric12 piebald12 pyebald15 ribalds10 baldhead15 baldiest11 baldness11 baldpate13 baldrick17 baldrics13 piebalds13 pyebalds16 ribalder11 ribaldly14 ribaldry14 semibald13 skewbald18 baldachin17 baldaquin21 baldfaced18 baldheads16 baldicoot14 baldmoney17 baldpated15 baldpates14 baldricks18 garibaldi13 ribaldest12 skewbalds19 baldachino18 baldachins18 baldaquins22 balderdash17 baldheaded18 baldicoots15 baldmoneys18 baldnesses13 garibaldis14 ribaldries13 baldachinos19 balderlocks20 balderdashes19 balderlockses22

How to use BALD in a sentence

• The son, standing there with his hands in his pockets, presented a sorry sight with his bent back, his bald head, and pale face.
• Bald, rugged mountains broke the level of the monotonous horizon.
• I dare say for a while it really weighed upon his mind, and disturbed his quiet, that he was getting bald.
• The only official way into the garden is a door from the House, a bald door without eyebrows, so to speak, like all the doors and windows in the House.
• He was a man of about sixty-five, tall, thin, with a bald head, a narrow face, an aquiline nose, blue eyes and a gray beard.
• The captain was a fine, tall, broad-shouldered, soldierly-looking man, with a bald head and a gray mustache.
• And it is a bald injustice, not only to the railroad company, but to the people it serves.
• One day when he was about to be shaved, passing his hand over his head, he perceived that the crown was completely bald.
• The result would be the same if he had black hair or were bald.
• On the west side of Bald Head, the shore forms a bay, in the bottom of which is a low beach, where we saw a number of huts or habitations of the natives.
• Mountains rose in the distances, their snowcapped peaks showing above the clouds like bald rock spires above the calm level of the sea.
• His questioning eyes searched closely the sharp cut, where the pine trees gave way to the bald crown on which the Fort stood.
• The vast forehead, broad and high, of the new-comer, who was bald at the age of thirty-seven, now seemed darkened by annoyance.
• I went alone to the top of Bald Mountain in Lenox one day.
• The other sentences are clear enough, when we remember that Mr Robert Hyslop was entirely bald.
• He was wizened, sallow, small, a margin of red hair round a head bald as a bowl, grotesque under a black wig tied on with a handkerchief.
• A little later her wig fell off, and for an instant her head was bald.
• He looked about the bald headland to left and right, but Roderic was not yet to be seen.
• Early on the following morning I arrived at the bald, snow-covered summit.
• Anning, who was well over forty, and bald into the bargain, about books.
• Peyton, an editor of fifty years, bowed his bald head repeatedly, with apparent understanding.
• Imagine the soul of a Bald Eagle in the body of a Poland China sow and you begin to have some idea of Fatty Matthews.
• He saw the first snow on a leaden morning when the flexible and bald white covering, devoid of charm, held the significance of barrenness, death.
• He was a fat, perfectly bald man, with a long, thin nose and blue goggle-eyes.
• He was a pale man, shaven clean, a little bald, and very thin.
• The bald proposition therefore is that American industries can and ought to be protected by increasing the prices of the products of such industries.

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