Clever is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CLEVER in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• intelligent, dexterous
• quick to understand, learn, and devise or apply ideas; intelligent
• skilled at doing or achieving something; talented
• showing skill and originality; ingenious
• sensible; well advised
• healthy or well
• intelligent, quick at learning
• Possessing quickness of intellect, skill, dexterity, talent, or adroitness; expert.
• Showing skill or adroitness in the doer or former; as, a clever speech; a clever trick.
• Having fitness, propriety, or suitableness.
• Well-shaped; handsome.
• Good-natured; obliging.
• showing self-interest and shrewdness in dealing with others
• mentally quick and resourceful
• showing inventiveness and skill
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• mentally keen

Words related to CLEVER

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How to use CLEVER in a sentence

• Anyway, she won the heart of Thomas Bradley, the wealthy young man I referred to, and she must have been clever to have induced him to leave her his money.
• Next day, accordingly, the quest for the clever sheep-stealer became general and keen, to all appearance at least.
• Tigers are clever and often feign death when wounded.
• Worse and worse! Girls! girls! Those of you who have hearts, and therefore a wish for happiness, homes, and husbands by and by, never develop a reputation of being clever.
• Velleius compliments his opponent on his clever argument, but desires that Balbus would state his views upon the question.
• It is this faculty which made our very clever Army Intelligence people rank the farmer of the veldt as a fool.
• A number of them, under clever Commandant Olivier, slipped away through Golden Gate.
• It is probable that there was a great deal more in his wishes than the familiar inclination of a clever boy to engineering.
• It is extremely malignant, clever, and, I fear, will be very damaging.
• I might really have turned out an artist, if I had been clever and industrious like you.
• I was not as clever as I thought, and shall have to tell you how seriously I had underrated his worth in the coming trial of strength.
• Of him the tradition is, that he proved himself more clever than the Wicked One himself.
• The Tarahumare men make bows and arrows, and in the central part of the country are great hunters and clever at shooting.
• I saw a clever woman make a medium-sized jar in twenty-seven minutes.
• The inhabitants are healthier and more clever than the others.
• He had been exceedingly clever in hiding the wallet.
• You are clever and resourceful for so young a woman.
• But her clever worldly instinct told her that this was not the time when her set would be likely to appreciate things of that kind.
• This same Hugh was really a clever fellow, well liked by most of the Scranton folks, who admired his high sense of honor.
• In it there were no big cities, no clever people, and, alas, no mother! And yet he thought he had never heard anything more beautiful.
• He is not devoid of ability, and he is surrounded by clever writers.
• It is so graduated that the clever fellows will end up at the top, and those who would naturally slack will end up at the bottom.
• This fruit-cutter seems to be a very clever invention.
• If Klaus were only a clever fellow, and knew how to say a private word or so to his godfather, he would soon make it all right with him again.
• In town he was a sordid man of business, clever at buying and selling to the best advantage.

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