Festive is valid Scrabble Word

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

7 letters word
13 points in Scrabble
14 points in WWF

Definitions for FESTIVE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:

befitting a festival
relating to a festival, especially Christmas
cheerful and jovially celebratory
of or like a celebration
Pertaining to, or becoming, a feast; festal; joyous; gay; mirthful; sportive.
offering fun and gaiety

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

of or befitting a festival

Words related to FESTIVE

feastful14 festal9 festively18 festiveness17 festivenesses19 festivous15

Words that contain FESTIVE

festively18 festiveness17 festivenesses19

How to use FESTIVE in a sentence

This terrible intelligence roused him and quitting the festive board of Kherad, he ordered his son Kahram, with fifty thousand horsemen, to repel the invader.
Thus among the fragments of his poetry fortunately preserved, is one exquisite gem, a description of a festive repast in the open air.
But I say that whatever the day is that is to you festive or symbolic, it is essential that there should be a quite clear black line between it and the time going before.
Rhodolph had so admirably matured his plans, that his advance seemed rather a festive journey than a contested conquest.
Sometimes a cow was dressed in festive array, with bouquets and ribbons on her horns, neck and tail, and over her back a net, stuck full of flowers.
The use of this beverage was almost universal, being dispensed as an ordinary act of hospitality, and no festive occasion was considered complete without the flowing cup.
Two Windsor chairs, of evident public-house mould, completed the festive preparations and the furniture of the room.
Early Tulips are often employed in this way to light up festive gatherings at Christmas and the early months of the year.
Rich meats were handed around, and all was festive and gay.
Corinne was dressed in a charming festive habit, conformable to the costume of the times.

The festive preparations are barely completed, when Gunther and Brunhilde arrive.
But there was more of gloom than of gaiety around the festive board.
She was anxious that everything should be carried out in the best style, and that the festive time should commence at least without intoxication.
It needed perhaps all the music that could be mustered in the town to remind the beleaguered garrison and inhabitants that the festive season was upon them.
On festive occasions the woman in charge brings the bowl to the dancing-place and deposits it at the middle of the altar.
They invariably began in darkness with groans and tears, but as invariably ended in festive triumph with shouts and smiles.
The capital of Prussia had to celebrate the disgrace of the country by a festive illumination.
Besides, on every festive occasion in the royal court was placed a bountiful table with meat and drink for beggars and the most abject poor.
Our porter, seeing things were slack, beguiled himself with a guitar, which gave a triumphal and festive touch to the journey, ridiculously out of keeping with the view.
Lockhart was, of course, unable to join the festive band.
In Italy it is woven into bridal wreaths and is used on all festive occasions.
It was not festive, it was neither unnaturally jocular nor showy in any way, but it was delightfully confident and serene.
But the courted, the admired, the fascinating Viscount no longer joined the festive group.

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