Blurs is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BLURS in dictionary:

VERB:
• BLUR, to make indistinct
• make or become unclear or less distinct
NOUN:
• a thing that cannot be seen or heard clearly
• something remembered or perceived indistinctly, typically because it happened very fast
ADJECTIVE:
• (of a person) stupid, clumsy, or confused
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make unclear

Words related to BLURS

blur6 blurred10 blurring11

How to use BLURS in a sentence

• The three candles on the bureau made red blurs, and the windows were dimmed by the fog outside.
• A thin, wet mist hangs over the silent and monotonous houses, and blurs the electric lamps along our road.
• When his sister had left them, he wrote to her, describing scenes by brief precise touches which draw the picture that Coleridge blurs with grand phrases.
• This philosophic tendency mars the artistic effect and blurs the picture which would otherwise have been given.
• Our very anxiety blurs our vision, and throws our judgment out of focus.
• All that had faded among the incurable blurs of memory.
• There had been many constantly coming and going about the sick bed during the first days, and to him those days were mere blanks of suffering and blurs of pain.
• Through the chinks the morning sun shot a few little gleams, which widened as they crossed the room to break in bright blurs of light upon the primrose-tinted wall.
• A thick fog rolled down between the lines of dun-coloured houses, and the opposing windows loomed like dark, shapeless blurs through the heavy yellow wreaths.
• It loses your time and blurs the impression of your character.
• Only here and there dull glimmering blurs showed that candles were burning in the other tents.
• Its gay church, yellow washed, with a green door and three saints on the roof, we can see inverted in the water, so still is it, until our gentle wash blurs all.
• On the dark earth beneath he could see towns as blurs of light on all sides of him, but no one of them was big enough to be Paris.
• Allowing the fingers to slip or twist, resulting in smears, blurs, and false-appearing patterns.
• His mind was as full of flashes of thought as there were streaks and blurs before his eyes.
• It may have been picturesque, though picturesqueness of that sort is better appreciated when it is seen through the dim radiance of memory that blurs sordid details.
• The blurs swayed like battered leaves on a vine that the wind tore in two at last and flung the living beings wide.
• A humid look was coming upon the earth, and blurs were over the fading stars.
• In his opinion the pictures are unconsciously constructed by the half-sleeping mind out of blurs of light or dark seen with closed eyes.
• The Master, Alden, Rrisa, mere vague blurs among the ferns, remained motionless.
• Days there would be when these sunlit ridges would be mere blurs of driving storm, when the wind would shriek about the gullies, and dark mists swirl around the peaks.
• The least evil done and loved blurs and blots, if it does not eclipse, for us the doers the very Sun of Righteousness Himself.

Similar words containing BLUR without suffix s

blur6 blurb9 blurt7 blurbs10 blurry11 blurts8 blurbed12 blurred10 blurted10 blurter9 blurbing13 blurbist12 blurrier10 blurrily13 blurring11 blurters10 blurting11 doublure11 blurbists13 blurredly15 blurriest11 blurtings12 doublures12 unblurred12 blurriness12 blurringly16 blurredness14 blurrinesses14 blurrednesses16

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