Balmy is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BALMY in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• mild, temperate
• characterized by pleasantly warm weather
• (of weather) mild and pleasant
• Having the qualities of balm; odoriferous; aromatic; assuaging; soothing; refreshing; mild.
• Producing balm.
• Full of barm or froth; in a ferment.
• informal or slang terms for mentally irregular

Words related to BALMY

balmier11 balmiest12 balmily14 balminess13 balminesses15

How to use BALMY in a sentence

• Here were extensive and carefully tended gardens, and the balmy morning air was redolent with the odor of flowers.
• And on that lovely night one could nowhere have found more perfect and more balmy quiet.
• Firm as the Highlands of his native home, and balmy as her valleys, he is none other than a highly esteemed brother.
• A dull lead colour had succeeded the soft gray of the preceding balmy days.
• Sometimes when we are talking, in the eagerness of conversation she comes closer to me, and her balmy breath reaches my lips, I feel that I could sink into the earth for very joy.
• At this time of year, however balmy the air and bright the sunshine at midday, one must always be prepared for a sudden and extreme change after sunset.
• The evening was balmy, so I invited him into the garden.
• The month of May was in its decline, and the cloudless sky and the balmy air such as suited so agreeable a season.
• We went out, with shouts of joy, to breathe the balmy air, and gratified our eyes with the sight of the fresh verdure already springing up around us.
• There came a bright balmy day in May when the children found a delightful surprise awaiting them.
• It was a shower, and the water from the far Fautaua valley the softest, most delicious to the body, cool and balmy in the heat of the tropic.
• The windows were open, and the balmy air of summer drifted in, carrying with it forest odors and the freshness of the rising dew.
• A wind, strong and warm, a balmy gale, drove past them, flinging a rocket-shower of sparks from the fire.
• The day was bright and balmy, the air bracing, the scenery unfolded step by step magnificent and appealing.
• He had met few persons upon the road, and here on the hilltop held to-day a balmy silence and solitude.
• It was a balmy evening, the wind of the afternoon having subsided, and all nature was hushed in repose as the shades of night began to steal over the land.
• O doubting heart! Far over purple seas They wait, in sunny ease, The balmy southern breeze To bring them to their northern homes once more.
• For me, its balmy airs are always blowing, its summer seas flashing in the sun, the pulsing of its surfbeat is in my ears.
• He was charmed by the dry, balmy air, so different from Los Angeles.
• Balmy walk a little ahead of him, so that he could see the banners, the most important of which he found to display a balloon pure and simple, with one figure in the car.
• Ferdinand awoke from delicious dreams, and gazed upon the scene that responded to his own bright and glad emotions, and inhaled the balmy air, ethereal as his own soul.
• Come, balmy Night! O peaceful hours, When on its axis sleeps the untiring wheel, And from this loud-voiced world of ours No taint of earth can on the breezes steal.
• And far other and lighter subjects occupied our minds as he and I started for a walk out the Bowery lane one balmy Sunday morning in April, the twenty-third day of the month.
• The snow was gone, and the warm, balmy airs of springtime had brought the buds upon the trees almost to leaf.
• The air was balmy, and a gentle breeze drifted in from the west.

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