Cinder is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CINDER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to reduce to ashes
• burn to cinders
NOUN:
• a small piece of partly burnt coal or wood that has stopped giving off flames but still has combustible matter in it
• ashes.
• waste matter produced by smelting or refining ore; slag.
• piece of material that will not burn, left after burning coal
• Partly burned or vitrified coal, or other combustible, in which fire is extinct.
• A hot coal without flame; an ember.
• A scale thrown off in forging metal.
• The slag of a furnace, or scoriaceous lava from a volcano.
• a fragment of incombustible matter left after a wood or coal or charcoal fire
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to reduce to cinders (ashes)

Words related to CINDER

cindered12 cindering13 cinderous12 cinders10 cindery13

Words that contain CINDER

cinders10 cindery13 cindered12 cindering13 cinderous12 rescinder12 cinderier12 rescinders13 cinderiest13

How to use CINDER in a sentence

• Then volcanic cliffs, a sandy isthmus, and a cluster of masts and funnels got distinct, and Lister fixed the glasses on a white stripe across a cinder hill.
• When neither of these articles can be procured, put a few clear pieces of red cinder in a warming-pan, and extend the child in the same manner along the closed lid.
• The coal burns well, but with a very black and dirty cinder.
• I got down from the carriage on to the cinder track, and went along the line to the station.
• And far away beyond the ditches and pools and the heaps was a forest on the mountain flank, growing again after the fires and cinder showers of the last eruption.
• The book which represented years of study and long hours of hard work was first burnt to a cinder.
• He had been trying to extract a cinder from the eye of the opposition when he could not see properly owing to having a large obstacle in his own eye.
• To prevent loss of time, he took down a book, and fell to reading, to the neglect of the toast, which was burnt to a cinder.
• He was running powerfully, his legs rising and falling in exact rhythm, his spikes tearing into the cinder path.
• A country of lifeless hills that had the appearance of an endless succession of huge black cinder heaps from prehistoric fires.
• Now I like my sausages fried nice and crisp, but I have yet to find the lodging-house keeper this side of Gehenna who can fry anything without burning it to a cinder.
• Daddy Bunker tried to restrain her, for he was afraid she would fall down the car steps and out upon the cinder path beside the rails.
• He loved to pile the Fagots around a Best Seller and burn it to a Cinder, while the Girls past 30 years of Age sat in front of him and Shuddered.
• Betty said afterward that they had never run so fast, not even at the school games, where the outdoor girls had made records for themselves on the cinder track.
• The last cinder died, the earth cooled, and the forest creatures began to stir in the woodland aisles where the fire had passed.
• Around the forked promontory to the east, the lights of the little packet-boat for England appeared, like the red cinder in a pipe, slipping toward the horizon.
• Mason, shivering as some one chanced to open the door, asked for more coal to be put on the fire, which had burnt out its flame, though its mass of cinder still shone hot and red.
• Here a bunch galloped swiftly around the cinder path, with one of their number holding the watch on them to ascertain what time they made.
• The next morning Grace Pett was found burnt to a cinder, except her feet.
• My hair is loosened and tumbled with stooping over the fire, and I have burnt a hole right in the fore front of my gown, by letting a hot cinder fall from the grate upon it.
• Putting his other hand into the fire, he took out a large lump of cinder, red-hot at the lower part, and placed the red part on the handkerchief.
• There it instantly blackened, burst into flame and wavered, a shuddering cinder, up the chimney.
• He jumped in and found a live cinder which had burned through the cover and fallen on one of the barrels.
• In other places, cinder and rock lay matted in heaps, from beneath which emerged the half-hid limbs of some crushed and mangled fugitive.
• So the poor little cinder maid married the Prince, and in time they came to be King and Queen, and lived happily ever after.
• The iron produced was hammered up into good solid blooms, containing but little cinder.
• And her brown-gold hair was now distinctly a cinder grey.

Similar words containing CIND without suffix er

abscind12 cinders10 cindery13 exscind17 rescind10 abscinds13 cindered12 exscinds18 prescind13 rescinds11 abscinded15 cindering13 cinderous12 exscinded20 prescinds14 rescinded13 rescinder12 cinderier12 abscinding16 exscinding21 prescinded16 rescinders13 rescinding14 scindapsus15 cinderiest13 prescindent16 prescinding17 rescindable16 rescindment16 unrescinded15 rescindments17 scindapsuses17

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