Bilious is valid Scrabble Word

Is bilious a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is bilious valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

7 letters word
9 points in Scrabble
12 points in WWF

Definitions for BILIOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:

pertaining to bile; ill-tempered
affected by or associated with nausea or vomiting
(of a colour) lurid or sickly
spiteful; bad-tempered
relating to bile.
sick, nauseous
Of or pertaining to the bile.
Disordered in respect to the bile; troubled with an excess of bile; as, a bilious patient; dependent on, or characterized by, an excess of bile; as, bilious symptoms.
Choleric; passionate; ill tempered.
relating to or containing bile

suffering from or suggesting a liver disorder or gastric distress
irritable as if suffering from indigestion

Words related to BILIOUS

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How to use BILIOUS in a sentence

Both the scent and flavour of this fruit are very refreshing, and the berry itself is exceedingly wholesome, and invaluable to people of a nervous or bilious temperament.
He pawed a way through the crowd and cast a bilious glance at Marie.
Though still frail from my illness during the previous year, I stood this strain for two months, when I was prostrated by an attack of bilious fever.
If they do not take cold, it is odds but they take something else, a fever perhaps, or what is called a bilious attack.
I was somewhat unwell when I left Bombay, and on the second day of the voyage a slight attack of bilious fever came on.
Before this negotiation was finished, I was seized with bilious fever, and consequently did not sign the treaty.
On the eighteenth of June, Captain Russell, who had been stricken with bilious fever, resigned his office of leader.
Its complexion was a bilious yellow, and it had red-rimmed windows.
At fourteen he had bad health, and a bilious color overspread his face, which never left it.
In the long scale of bilious fevers, graduated by many shades, this is probably the last and most mortal term.

Froude simply as the Boswell of Carlyle, and, forgetting his own great services to historical literature, degrade him to the mere chronicler of the bilious sage of Chelsea.
Shelby ran a gauntlet of chaff to his law office that afternoon, and found Bowers awaiting him in bilious mood.
His madness was also accompanied by a bilious fever, from which, for several days, his life was despaired of, as well as his reason.
Give him the excuse of good nursing and he would live through injuries which must be fatal to a bilious, suspicious man, or one who had been guilty of any excess.
One-fourth of the people who kept watch were ill with bilious or feverish attacks, and we had never been altogether free from sickness since our arrival upon the coast.
He seems quite bilious, and has a restlessness that is infinite.
To put it briefly, he was very much like our worried, bilious, or exhausted selves.
There is a general prejudice against beer in the case of the bilious and the sedentary, but it appears to me without sufficient foundation.
Bilious people are such as have weak stomachs and impaired digestion, and those who are sedentary are nearly, in these respects, always in a similar state.

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