Blithe is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BLITHE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• merry
• showing a casual and cheerful indifference considered to be callous or improper
• happy or carefree
• casual and indifferent
• Gay; merry; sprightly; joyous; glad; cheerful; as, a blithe spirit.
• lacking or showing a lack of due concern
• carefree and happy and lighthearted

Words related to BLITHE

blitheful17 blithely16 blitheness15 blithenesses17 blither12 blithest13

Words that contain BLITHE

blither12 blithely16 blithers13 blithest13 blitheful17 blithered15 blitheness15 blithering16 blithesome17 blithenesses17 blithesomely22 blitheringly21 blithesomeness21

How to use BLITHE in a sentence

• Up rose Robin Hood, blithe and gay, up rose his merry men one and all, and up rose last of all stout Friar Tuck, winking the smart of sleep from out his eyes.
• So Minnie Munn, pretty, blithe, life-loving Minnie, whose going had hurt us so, had come back to Our Square, with all her love of life quenched.
• The two had met in June on equal terms of blithe youth.
• Blithe, lifting, loving, the message had come to her from the Presence.
• It was evident to us that his advances were all made in the spirit of play, and from a desire of comradeship, the two crowning needs of his blithe sociable spirit.
• Siegmund, the lord, was right blithe of their coming.
• Over against her many a youth stood, blithe of mood.
• Her husband, aside from a natural anxiety, was the same blithe optimist as ever.
• The house stood to the left of the entry-drive, and the barn-yard to the right was loud with the blithe crowing of the cocks.
• She was thin like the spring, and her laughter was blithe like the spring.
• But, amongst them all, none was so blithe at his home-coming as the fair and prudent lady who was his wife.
• With one and all the young man was very blithe, though he let them do most of the talking.
• And the sun that morning made me think of my old boy chum with his blithe, persistent whistling.
• The night is starry and cold, my friend, And the New-year blithe and bold, my friend, Comes up to take his own.
• So blithe of heart was he, He hummed a melody, And all the birds were hushed to hear him sing.
• Jardine was a grave, occupied, resigned woman, no longer a blithe one, very fond and proud of Harry, but grateful, not glad in her fondness and pride.
• I should have liked to have heard the quiet town ringing with such blithe laughter.
• Blithe young gambler that he was, he would do the thing in his own way.
• If Tom Slade had crossed the main road ten minutes sooner, he might have seen that blithe singer going along the road, but not with a song on his lips.
• Joyous and buoyant it seemed, defying its inevitable fate with the blithe spirit of its late owner.
• Those were blithe days in Manila as the autumn came on and the insurrection was still in the far future.
• Then was Sir Marhaus glad and blithe that he should fight with such a gentleman.
• I leave the hospital cot with a strange lump forming in my throat, although every one around me, and the patient most of all, is gay and blithe.
• Blithe went the Saxons to battle, by down and wood and mere, But thrice the acorns ripened ere the western mark was clear.
• Now from the country around, from the farms and neighboring hamlets, Came in their holiday dresses the blithe Acadian peasants.

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