Confide is valid Scrabble Word

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

7 letters word
13 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for CONFIDE in dictionary:

VERB:

to impart secrets in confidence
tell someone about a secret or private matter while trusting them not to repeat it to others
trust (someone) enough to tell them of a secret or private matter
entrust something to (someone) in order for them to look after it
tell someone (a secret)
To put faith (in); to repose confidence; to trust; -- usually followed by in; as, the prince confides in his ministers.
To intrust; to give in charge; to commit to one\'s keeping; -- followed by to.
reveal in private; tell confidentially
confer a trust upon

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to reveal in trust or confidence

Words related to CONFIDE

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Words that contain CONFIDE

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How to use CONFIDE in a sentence

Today she felt that she wanted to use all her influence to get Aylmer to confide in her more.
Lenore realized then that she would have to confide in Jake or run the risk of having violence done to Nash.
But first I want to tell you that I also have a secret, and I will confide it to you that you may feel assured I shall love you always.
To me alone, I think, did he confide his utter lack of inspiration.
The girls did not confide to Ethel their investigation of the Wegg mystery, but in all other matters gave her their full confidence.
But there was no one else to whom he could confide his fears.
The governor, Monsieur Bruat, announced that he would confide this dangerous enterprise to volunteers, and he soon had more than he could employ.
They had no relations or friends to whom he could confide her.
Willibald, accustomed to confide in his mother, had told her of his meeting with Fraeulein Volkmar, and how he had enacted the part of porter at her suggestion.
Max had not denied that he was unhappy, but he had refused to confide in me.

I could confide in Benjamin as I could confide in no one else.
As long as I lived, moved, and thought, my one purpose now was to make Miserrimus Dexter confide to me his ideas on the subject of Mrs.
They confide that the next election gives a decided majority in the two houses when joined together.
My dearest Mother, what tender memories of Pauline I could confide to you here! But it would take me too long.
He would first confide in his wife, and, if she said so, in Mrs.
Their agents are everywhere, and one knows not in whom he dare confide.
Cut off from her own world, and with no roots thrown out in the new, she had no friends, no one to confide in or of whom to ask assistance.
She staid but half an hour and neither in the Course of her Visit, confided to me any of her secret thoughts, nor requested me to confide in her, any of Mine.
I do not refuse to confide in you or blush to say that I do love your cousin Mr Musgrove, that I am sincerely attached to him, for it is no disgrace to love a handsome Man.
Now he had Someone to bring his complaints to, and he could confide everything to Him, yea, everything.
She must confide in some one, and that some one, we instantly feel, must be a woman.
It is so easy to conceal light articles, that, except in instances where is reason for distrust, it were better to confide in character.
But if he thought Miss Hepsy meant to open the letter and confide its contents to him he was mistaken, for she pushed it aside and went on with her ironing.
He assured his hostess that if she would confide in them, her husband would be returned to her with all dispatch.
Only one point more was requisite for safety and secrecy, which was, a person to whom he could confide the charge of the cave.
If I am not again placed in command of your country some other officer will be in whom you can confide.
My child, then, is the trust I would confide to you.
Here was a friend indeed, a friend to trust, a friend to confide in, a friend to love.
Determined to win his prize at any cost, he resolved to confide the whole history to his mother.
Whether Banks were accepted or rejected the Jervaises would not confide the story to their visitors.
If she is very nice, confide in her, and tell her she is to look to me for payment, but she is on no account to let out this fact to the girls.
Then, by-and-by, the Prince began to confide in him as he did in none of the others.

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