Bookish is valid Scrabble Word

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

7 letters word
16 points in Scrabble
16 points in WWF

Definitions for BOOKISH in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:

pertaining to books
(of a person or way of life) devoted to reading and studying
(of language or writing) literary in style or allusion
fond of reading
Given to reading; fond of study; better acquainted with books than with men; learned from books.
Characterized by a method of expression generally found in books; formal; labored; pedantic; as, a bookish way of talking; bookish sentences.
characterized by diligent study and fondness for reading

Words related to BOOKISH

bookishly21 bookishness20 booky14

Words that contain BOOKISH

bookishly21 unbookish18 bookishness20 textbookish27 bookishnesses22

How to use BOOKISH in a sentence

I admit a bookish quirk maybe, a love of the shelf, a weakness for morocco, especially if it is stained with age.
That night, however, he was blissful with ignorance, and having made a pyre of his bookish tormentors, he fell in with the jollity of the others.
Our bookish and wordy education tends to repress this valuable gift of nature.
Bookish families are usually the happiest, at least if we rightly estimate the term.
Nor was it a matter of wonder at her bookish knowledge, her astonishing vocabulary, her ability to think and to express her thoughts concisely.
The following pages are frankly bookish, and to the bookish only do they appeal.
Here may end the desultory tale of a desultory bookish boyhood.
In these bookish memories I have said nothing about religion and religious books, for various reasons.
Our own acquaintance was, to a great degree, literary and bookish.
His intimacy with them grew apace as he developed a bookish appetite for Sunday Newspapers.

Most of these narrow, bookish men deny to animals capabilities which every country schoolboy knows they possess.
The note of this Romance literature is that it was actual, modern, realistic, at a time when classical literature had become a remote convention of bookish culture.
But so soon as it passed out of the hands of the greater poets, this revived Romance became as bookish as decadent Classicism, and ran into every kind of sentimental extravagance.
He found that Briscoe could furnish him with some fresh points in comparative philology, to his surprise and gratification, for he never expected aught bookish of his host.
Little by little they became distinct so that I attempted to classify them in a crude and bookish way.
And this notwithstanding the fact that, bookish and studious as were his ways, and in despite of his years, it was far from his habit to waste consideration on femininity.
Her motives are bookish, written by a haphazard syndicate of authors, novelists, and biographers, on her white inexperience.
During his academic course he had been known as an athletic rather than a bookish man, and had left his Alma Mater with an Apollo-like physique.
A bookish man seldom desires a wife devoted to the same branch of literature, unless she works as a helpmeet.
It is a real bookish delight, and they make such a pretty diary.
A bookish man should always have them to converse with.

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