Brimstone is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRIMSTONE in dictionary:

VERB:
• Sulphur; See Sulphur.
NOUN:
• sulphur; esp. (otherwise archaic) burning sulphur, (the fuel of) hellfire
• sulphur.
• a bright yellow butterfly or moth.
• an old name for sulfur
• sulphur
ADJECTIVE:
• Made of, or pertaining to, brimstone; as, brimstone matches.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• sulfur

Words related to BRIMSTONE

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Words that contain BRIMSTONE

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How to use BRIMSTONE in a sentence

• And even the same day that Lot went out of Zodom, it rained fire and brimstone from heaven, and destroyed them all.
• Upon the sinner he will surely rain fire and brimstone, storm and tempest of some kind or other.
• We passed Brimstone basin on our left, and saw jets of steam rising from the hills back of it.
• They mixed the powder, the brimstone and the tar with great quantities of palm leaves, and arranged everything so that it would burn quickly and furiously.
• Interest was centred on Brimstone Hill, where alone on the island the British flag still flew.
• McFee, the wife of the minister, who had descended upon her in a whirlwind of exhortation and brimstone, she could not imagine what had prompted the present visit.
• I smell the brimstone in his suppressed rage at my dislike.
• When you have it really bad you simply breathe dynamite, barricades, brimstone, everything that is emphatic.
• One day, when we were lined up between two large huts, a deep Yellow Brimstone butterfly came floating idly past.
• It is worse in his nose than the smoke of burning brimstone.
• The staircase up which you entered was made the mouth of a great dragon, and as you trod on the first step his eye gleamed blazes and brimstone.
• A HELL of fire and brimstone has been, perhaps still is, the most terrible of the superstitions of the world.
• And thus, finally, the common notion of hell became an underground world of burning brimstone, an enormous furnace or lake of fire, full of fiends and shrieking souls.
• I think it was a demon, for it had sharp claws, and I thought I could smell brimstone and sulphur.
• Fire and brimstone, storm and tempest, torture, insult, hatred, despair, all forms of malice, murder, and destruction, have been raging in Paris during the last few days.
• Doubtless you do not know that all cats are related to the devil, but you can readily see the brimstone in their fur if you have the temerity to rub them on a dusky evening.
• Your ever-blazing lake of brimstone did not even serve to warm the blanket.
• I could recognize his brimstone vocabulary with my eyes shut.
• All the Zanes are fire and brimstone and this girl is a Zane clear through.
• There comes no vine out of France to forreine country, save that which they brimstone a litle, other wise it could not keip on the sea, but it would spoil.
• No image that fire, flame, brimstone, molten lead, or red-hot pincers could supply, with flesh, nerves, and sinews quivering under them, was omitted.
• Soden could never preach without his brimstone wallet.
• But she was thinking that all this beautiful country, wrapped in peaceful slumber, would soon be awakened only to be consumed by a rain of fire and brimstone.
• He never burned brimstone under the noses of his auditory, nor frenzied their imaginations with impassioned appeals to supernatural agencies.

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