Distaste is valid Scrabble Word

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

8 letters word
9 points in Scrabble
9 points in WWF

Definitions for DISTASTE in dictionary:

VERB:

(archaic) to feel distaste for
Not to have relish or taste for; to disrelish; to loathe; to dislike.
To offend; to disgust; to displease.
To deprive of taste or relish; to make unsavory or distasteful.
To be distasteful; to taste ill or disagreeable.

NOUN:

dislike
mild dislike or aversion
dislike, disgust
Aversion of the taste; dislike, as of food or drink; disrelish.
Discomfort; uneasiness.

Alienation of affection; displeasure; anger.
a feeling of intense dislike

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to dislike

Words related to DISTASTE

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Words that contain DISTASTE

distasted11 distastes10 distasteful15 distastefully20 distastefulness19 distastefulnesses21

How to use DISTASTE in a sentence

Kemp as to the prospects of a bright and energetic young man, with a distaste for work, in New Zealand.
Lamb has a distaste to new faces, to new books, to new buildings, to new customs.
Having an ample fortune and a thoroughly Southern distaste for labour, he found it by no means inconvenient or unpleasant to have so much time at his disposal.
Sir Lyon was ashamed of his growing distaste, even dislike, of his courteous host.
He acquires, too, a knowledge of women, and a distaste for them, equalled only, perhaps, by that of an elevator-starter in a department store.
The odor assailed him, and for a queer moment he felt a sudden distaste for it.
With a grunt of furious distaste she sat down in a satin chair, and leaning back began to smoke.
I was sure that I should never like them, and yet, as I kept at work, I gradually found myself losing that initial distaste.
Yet his very compassionateness proved his distaste.
Betty had sat silent through this conversation, a look of profound distaste slowly gathering on her fresh young face.

The young man stood a minute at his door with his hands in his pockets, sniffed the frost, and turned in with an air of distaste.
A real distaste for work has taken possession of me, and I believe I shall never write another note.
This distaste of exaggerated words and sentiments results in what is like a fear of showing the feelings at all, even when they are most deeply stirred.
They had never seen bread before, and this was hard and dry, but they ate it without sign of distaste.
His careful politeness was hard put to it to conceal his distaste for their conversation.
A vague suspicion that her money had done her an incurable wrong inspired her with a profound distaste for the care of it.
Only Andrea Korust, from his place at the head of the table, glanced occasionally towards his popular guest with a curious, half-hidden expression of distaste and suspicion.
His prison-hours were occupied by regrets for the past, distaste at the present, and fears for the future.
Meantime let him never doubt your abhorrence of vulgarity, and your distaste for the familiarity which breeds contempt.
In fact, an utter distaste for Saratoga seemed suddenly to have come upon her.
I must confess that I find its sorrows grievous, but my distaste for death is even stronger.
It has been the fashion of his admirers to manifest an extreme distaste for a truthful presentation of his earlier days.
The trade thus established was carried on mainly, if not wholly, in Greek bottoms, the Egyptians having a distaste to the sea, and regarding commerce with no great favour.
In truth, in those days I regarded the young lady with some fear and distaste, being myself sober and elderly.
William unquestionably possessed a fair share of common sense, and just enough distaste to Slavery to arouse him most resolutely to seek his freedom.
Such was the dull distaste that Myles felt that morning after what had passed in the dormitory.

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