Eerie is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EERIE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• uncanny, also EERY
• strange and frightening
• uncannily frightening or disturbing
• Alt. of Eery
• suggestive of the supernatural; mysterious
• inspiring a feeling of fear; strange and frightening
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• weird

Words related to EERIE

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Words that contain EERIE

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How to use EERIE in a sentence

• The sound died away and left a horrible, desolate, eerie feeling in the air, you know.
• Once people realized this, their instinctive dread of the telephone as an eerie, unnatural device, swiftly vanished.
• The German begins to have an eerie abstract sympathy with the force and fear he describes, as distinct from their objective.
• They looked huge and eerie, looming up from the dark ground, all stately in the moonlight.
• The place seemed eerie and lonesome, and suddenly I grew afraid.
• It was an eerie wait in such surroundings, but at length the curtain rang up for Act 3.
• Late as it was, twilight lingered over the silent moor, with its old Pictish mounds and burial places, giving them an indescribable aspect of something weird and eerie.
• An eerie gloom hangs over the ruins like a formidable, blackened pall.
• There could be nothing more eerie than a night of drifting on the Missouri, with a ghastly moon dodging in and out among the clouds.
• When she woke she found that they were camped in a strange eerie.
• And hovering all about was the gray, sordid reek of desolation, eerie, awe-inspiring.
• A few moments later the eerie silence of the Sharkey plantation was once again shattered by the hissing roar of jets as the launch took off and climbed rapidly over the jungle.
• Through the fog Ross could sense the eerie strangeness of the valley beyond the massive gate.
• He had bad dreams, for he seemed to hear drums beating the eerie tattoo which he remembered long ago in Border raids.
• At times we are brought face to face with the occult, the eerie, the gruesome.
• It was eerie waiting in the clammy atmosphere with the feeling that we were shut off from the rest of the world by the thick wall of fog.
• That lonely region in the moonlight with the ruined village to one side and the fields stretching far away on either hand gave me an eerie feeling.
• Suddenly, into this eerie silence, there broke a sound which set every heart leaping.
• Blakely she managed to bring in safety to her lofty eerie.
• Just behind us came another of the long eerie howls.
• A night bird called in a hurried, frightened way, and upon the last notes came the eerie cry of a little night owl.
• The way had seemed so long, the outside world so dark and eerie, after the bright warm room and the highly-coloured beast-book.
• But Casey was not easily daunted, and eerie places held for him no meaning save the purely material one.
• Straight to that door Barry stepped, and Byrne realised, with an eerie emotion, that the footfalls made no sound.
• The wind whistling down the chimney, making that eerie sound known locally as the voice of William Henry, came and went fitfully.
• Eerie and sad the moor was, gray and threatening the hills.
• Walking silently and in single file along a faintly discernible track is an eerie proceeding if you are not used to the Sunderbunds.

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