Delirious is valid Scrabble Word

Is delirious a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
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Collins Scrabble Words YES
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Words with Friends YES

9 letters word
10 points in Scrabble
12 points in WWF

Definitions for DELIRIOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:

mentally confused, esp. through fever or other illness
in an acutely disturbed state of mind characterized by restlessness, illusions, and incoherence; affected by delirium
in a state of wild excitement or ecstasy
suffering from delirium
Having a delirium; wandering in mind; light-headed; insane; raving; wild; as, a delirious patient; delirious fancies.
experiencing delirium
marked by uncontrolled excitement or emotion

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

of, relating to, or characteristic of delirium

Words related to DELIRIOUS

deliriously15 deliriousness14 deliriousnesses16 raving10

Words that contain DELIRIOUS

deliriously15 subdelirious15 deliriousness14 deliriousnesses16

How to use DELIRIOUS in a sentence

Life for the next few years was one of intermittent streaks of delirious joy and gloomy grief, vacation time when he was at Monksmead and term time when he was at school.
Others were about her, too, and ardent eyes on all sides cast delirious glances upon her, but her own eyes were always for One only, one whom she held by the hand.
Half delirious as I was, I realized that unless I could find something to eat that night my career as an escaped convict was pretty near its end.
In a few minutes the girl was delirious, and began to talk about her lover, and of her future prospects.
On another mattress was a poor little brown bundle, a boy of twelve or thirteen, hit in the spine and paralyzed by a fragment of shell at Gallipoli and now delirious.
I next became delirious, and was in great danger of betraying myself and my friends.
Some one came in and lit the gas, and found me looking very foolish and my brother delirious.
And the wild talk he talked! He seemed like a man delirious with inspiration.
On reaching the hotel he was informed that Jacob was delirious, and that his life was despaired of.
It was as if Monastir too had a temperature and was slightly delirious.

Sometimes he would become delirious, then weaker in the sane intervals.
Hardy brought the light from the kitchen, and busied herself over the delirious man, making him as comfortable as possible upon his narrow bed.
I was myself one of the two who survived, and I was for many days delirious.
Thinking this rather a strange method of composing the nervous system of a delirious patient, she stood and listened.
My guide, for a few days, appeared to be in a hopeless state, refusing sustenance of any kind, and became delirious.
The lad was no longer delirious, at least, and if he revealed anything of what was uppermost in his mind it would be a conscious and voluntary revelation.
It was a whisper that grew to a muttering, and then became a rumble and at last one delirious roar.
They were delirious, and unaware of the danger menacing them.
When we called she also was in bed delirious with the disease in the same room as her father.
Tossing upon his bed, all through the velvet darkness he was dimly conscious, through his delirious dreams, of tom-toms beaten in the bush.
It hurt me to move, and the fever made me half delirious.
Aramis, on the contrary, struck right and left and was almost delirious with excitement.
Then, through the grating to which she had drawn near, Milady saw the young man make a sign with delirious fervor, and depart in an apparent transport of joy.
We had become used to a little home which was unstable, and sometimes delirious, and a sky that was always falling, and an earth that rose to meet the collapse.
The patient was delirious, was harrassed by terror, complained bitterly of pain, and had an exceedingly feeble, rapid heart action.
The captain was now delirious, as were most of those who were sick.
As darkness, too, favors the imagination, so, perhaps, her very blindness contributed to feed with wild and delirious visions the love of the unfortunate girl.
He became delirious, and remained so, recognizing no one.
She managed to do her work, but on the following morning she was delirious.
Such a laugh was so unusual with him that the general supposed he had become delirious from pain.

Similar words containing LIRIOU without suffix s and without prefix de

deliriously15 subdelirious15 deliriousness14 deliriousnesses16

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