Feign is valid Scrabble Word

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

5 letters word
9 points in Scrabble
11 points in WWF

Definitions for FEIGN in dictionary:

VERB:

to pretend, give a false impression, also FAINE, FAYNE
pretend to be affected by (a feeling, state, or injury)
invent (a story or excuse).
To give a mental existence to, as to something not real or actual; to imagine; to invent; hence, to pretend; to form and relate as if true.
To represent by a false appearance of; to pretend; to counterfeit; as, to feign a sickness.
To dissemble; to conceal.
make believe with the intent to deceive
make a pretence of
pretend

Words related to FEIGN

fayne11 feigned12 feignedly17 feignedness16 feignednesses18 feigner11 feigners12 feigning13 feigningly18 feignings14 feigns10 pretend10

Words that contain FEIGN

feigns10 feigned12 feigner11 feigners12 feigning13 misfeign14 feignedly17 feignings14 misfeigns15 unfeigned14 feigningly18 misfeigned17 unfeigning15 feignedness16 misfeigning18 unfeignedly19 feignednesses18 unfeignedness18 unfeignednesses20

How to use FEIGN in a sentence

Caesar, as he was sustaining great loss, determined to feign an assault.
And they watched him, and sent forth spies, which should feign themselves perfect, to take him in his words, and to deliver him unto the power, and authority of the president.
You pay your money to see a comedian feign these things, which, concerning these poor people, thou canst not certainly tell whether they are feigned or not.
Did the child feign what she did not feel? or was her mother jealous of the mite of love she bestowed on me? I concluded it must be the latter.
Some feign sincerity in order to serve their own ends, and as I never feign anything, it is clear that to take part in such struggles is not the work for me.
But Celia Craig could not close her eyes even to feign sleep to herself.
How could he feign such things? She pushed at his face, panting, silent.
So he chose to feign dulness, and pretend an utter lack of wits.
Love had not the same effect upon her, especially at the present moment, which it would have had upon a person instructed to feign a blush, and inured to a consciousness of wrong.
In a manner of the utmost indifference we could feign, we asked them what had become of those men.

He was quick to find it out and wily enough to feign it when in reality his heart was as light and buoyant as a feather.
It would be easy for her to feign to be the White Lady and so terrify any man who sought her.
He would but feign excuses, and to none of them told bluntly, as he should have done, just what his situation was, and how a trifling aid would make his future different.
But in 1876 no one could any longer feign ignorance.
There will be something in the air which will forbid cruelty and compel mercy and justice, and which will make men or nations feign those virtues if they have them not.
He accustomed himself, however, to feign, finding a sort of fierce pleasure in the constraint.
So she preferred to feign terror rather than cast in my teeth indisposition or difficulty, coquetry or duty, like a Parisian woman.
Such when I meant to feign, and wished to see, My Muse bade, BEDFORD write, and that was She.
It was reported too, that Rigone himself, though a man of good reputation, was forced to feign death in order to escape accusation on some charge or other.
Another adventurer would put up at the most fashionable hotels, and when requested to pay his bills would feign madness.
Elephants often feign death when captured, in order to gain their liberty.
The Sunchild often mentioned it to us, as having been vouchsafed long since to certain of the people, to whom, for our learning, he saw fit to feign that he belonged.
They sent the girl back, told her to express no curiosity, but to feign sleep, and to go to bed earlier than usual.
Several of the negroes began to feign sickness, and cheat the overseer whenever it could be done with impunity.
As there was now no fear of the lash, some of the lazily-inclined negroes would feign sickness, and thus be excused from the field.
It was but natural that the parents of the girl should feign surprise and reluctance if they did not feel it.
Impossible to feign The beads upon the forehead By homely anguish strung.
You, who feign to be mute, remember how mute is the tomb.
She must feign fatigue and drop out, letting some one else take her place.
Nor was it in his nature, being awake, to feign sleep.
She would need to feign loss particularly about them living together as if it had made them conjoined spiritually although obviously not Siamese twins.
Winifred thought of this, and she thought, too, that when the prey had presence of mind to feign sleep or death the brute was said not to kill, after all.
So long as the spring moves in the blood, lovers will doubtless continue to take his name in vain, and feign his saintly sanction for their charming indiscretions.
But the alarm came so suddenly that I had no time to feign sickness, or invent an excuse for being off duty.

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