Fend is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FEND in dictionary:

VERB:
• to ward off
• look after and provide for oneself, without any help from others
• defend oneself from a blow, attack, or attacker
• give support (to someone, esp oneself)
• To keep off; to prevent from entering or hitting; to ward off; to shut out; -- often with off; as, to fend off blows.
• To act on the defensive, or in opposition; to resist; to parry; to shift off.
• try to manage without help
• withstand the force of something
NOUN:
• A fiend.
• shift or effort

Words related to FEND

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Words that contain FEND

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How to use FEND in a sentence

• I loosened my grasp to fend away his hand, and he broke away from my other arm, and sprang to his feet.
• Now these mites must fend for themselves in a sea full of foes.
• The oars were shipped, and one man was left to fend off the boat while the others clambered up the swaying rope-ladder, crossed the scorching decks on the run, and went below.
• But, even if she had never spoken to me on the subject, I could not fend myself to the cruel plots of that villain.
• Then it was as if the touch of the small live thing that was his own and had no one in the world but him to fend for it woke in him a new instinct.
• We parry and fend the approach of our fellow-man by compliments, by gossip, by amusements, by affairs.
• But the gods are surely with her, to fend the beasts from her in this savage place.
• Precaution cannot fend it off, nor can wiles evade it.
• Then Bubble was born, and soon after her husband died, and since then she has had a hard time to fend for herself.
• It was toward the last of the hard-fought war, when the Southern forces under Lee were doing their utmost to fend off the inevitable.
• Bareheaded, in a thin pair of moccasins, without coat or mittens to fend her from the lance-toothed frost.
• He shall cut pathways east and west And fend you with his wing.
• If he could only fend off the catastrophe for a few minutes, until help should come.
• CHAPTER VIII Presently Wecanicut began to drop further away, and then the Sea Monster loomed up suddenly right over us, and Jerry had to fend the boat off with an oar.
• They would fend for themselves, Tilda engaged, and remain in hiding all day along the river-bank below the town.
• The usual Boer can also fend for himself and cope with the minor perplexities of every-day life in the field, which would strand a less initiated man.
• The girl groaned as the missiles fell into the howdah upon the helpless shape of Costobarus, who did not lift a hand to fend off the stones.

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