Exclaim is valid Scrabble Word

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

7 letters word
18 points in Scrabble
21 points in WWF

Definitions for EXCLAIM in dictionary:

VERB:

to cry out in surprise
cry out suddenly in surprise, strong emotion, or pain
speak suddenly, cry out
To cry out from earnestness or passion; to utter with vehemence; to call out or declare loudly; to protest vehemently; to vociferate; to shout; as, to exclaim against oppression with wonder or astonishment; \"The field is won!\" he exclaimed.
utter aloud; often with surprise, horror, or joy
state or announce

NOUN:

Outcry; clamor.

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to cry out suddenly

Words related to EXCLAIM

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Words that contain EXCLAIM

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How to use EXCLAIM in a sentence

We exclaim that altar and throne formed a sinister conspiracy against the progress of humanity.
Their next adventure was begun by a cloud of dust on the horizon, which instantly made Don Quixote exclaim that a great battle was in progress.
But if a man begins to reflect on his past life, is he to withstand the inclination? God forbid! exclaim both.
It made Stilpo exclaim, when he had lost wife, property, and children, that he had lost nothing, because he carried in his own person everything which he possessed.
I hear some one of my young readers exclaim against the disheartening tendency of what is here said.
It is only strangers who exclaim, and sometimes more than exclaim, at the dangers of the way.
What great progress! exclaim the German journals, and how jealous the French and English are going to be! Jealous of that? Why, indeed? We are not the least in the world so.
Penniman had at last been fancy in her dressmaking for her child, and now stood by to exclaim at her handiwork.
A great basket of fruit, oranges and bananas and grapes, flanked by a big bowl of nuts cunningly set with clusters of raisins, made them all exclaim.
What they saw when they reached the top and gazed down caused them to exclaim in amazement.

Suddenly the labourers exclaim and point, the hounds open, and the farmers, knowing from the direction they point where to ride, are off.
After my previous experience of the courtesy of English judges, I was startled to hear a harsh, loud voice exclaim, in answer to a statement from Mr.
Many a time I heard my steersman exclaim with delight as we took a difficult passage between two rocks with our loaded Canadian canoe.
It is good food, and I have heard men exclaim that it was better than anything they had had at home.
But my reason for speaking of Miss Durham was to exclaim at the strangeness of a girl winning her freedom to plunge into wedlock.
That she should exclaim at all was surprising, but that she should do it with gaiety was miraculous.
Was this an incident, I ask, to exclaim so much against? Bailly showed himself deeply affected by this mark of the confidence with which he was regarded.
He had expected her to exclaim, to protest, to struggle, and to beg that he would let her go.
It is easy enough, and perhaps also legitimate, to exclaim with Bjoernson that this is all wrong, and that a man has no right to ask any more than he gives.
Understand, they did not in any way boast, shout, squeak, or exclaim, these even-voiced returned men and women.
Let villagers talk over such matters, and shout and exclaim when they came to hear this strange thing.
And will Jesus ever answer those accusations? Why should He? you perhaps exclaim.
They let him exclaim as much as he liked, till his throat was sore if he pleased.
One of my women was indiscreet enough to hold me round the waist, and exclaim aloud, shedding a flood of tears, that she should never see me more.
Only there were some too feeble to exclaim, or to run, and who dragged themselves forward, groaning, upon their hands and knees.
Many will exclaim that these several causes are amply sufficient wholly to stop the action of natural selection.
McAlister came running to meet them, to exclaim over them and lead them forward to the blazing fire.
Well might Orosius, his contemporary, exclaim that this king with his Goths, though often hemmed in, often defeated, was always allowed to escape.
When we exclaim, How beautiful! there is always emotion, and delightful, expansive, purifying emotion.
One cannot justly exclaim against the measures adopted by the military tribunal, and yet, in the interests of both countries one may deplore them.
She awoke from her reverie with a start to exclaim upon the lateness of the hour.
Alas! wretched me! what shall I exclaim? what shriek shall I utter? what lamentation? miserable through miserable age, and slavery not to be endured, insupportable.
There was a way which was a third way and anybody could refuse to exclaim.
How stale, how dull, how uninteresting these gospels, they are led to exclaim.
I have heard persons who ought to have known better, exclaim on the danger of gazing upon one of the harmless reptiles.
I beseech you, therefore, use your best endeavours with his Holiness, that the King of England may no longer have occasion to exclaim against him.

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