Feuds is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FEUDS in dictionary:

VERB:
• FEUD, to engage in a persistent state of private enmity
• be engaged in a prolonged and bitter quarrel or dispute
NOUN:
• a prolonged and bitter quarrel or dispute
• a state of prolonged mutual hostility, typically between two families or communities, characterized by murderous assaults in revenge for previous injuries
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to engage in a feud (a bitter, continuous hostility)

Words related to FEUDS

feud8 feuded11 feuding12

Words that contain FEUDS

subinfeuds16

How to use FEUDS in a sentence

• The Latin chiefs disclaimed all interest in the feuds and quarrels of rival sultans and in the fortunes of Mahometan sects.
• There were aristocratic feuds, as in the Middle Ages.
• We were inclined to forget these feuds of the last generation.
• The thirteenth century witnessed obstinate and sanguinary feuds between these two parties, each of which was alternately victorious.
• There are their private feuds and their village feuds and above all that great feud religion.
• Alas! the worst and bitterest of all private feuds are the domestic.
• Feasts of reconciliation were held, and it seemed as if the old feuds were at last ended.
• Warfare between the realms there was none, save for the chronic border feuds.
• The ancient feuds of the houses of Mortimer and Lancaster still lived on in the hostility of their representatives.
• With the Anglo-Saxons the feuds continued to the last but a sort of pay or salary of office.
• Raja Muda survived his wounds, but being much deformed by them lives a melancholy example of the effects of these barbarous feuds.
• I hope we shall once more see harmony restored among our citizens, and an entire oblivion of past feuds.
• Perhaps it is greatly increased, by the state of inefficiency to which they are liable from feuds and divisions among themselves.
• Ay, Sigmund took your feuds on him and died As Gunnar shall.
• Blood feuds rage between rival families and in seven months a hundred men have been killed in vengeance.
• By the way we passed two stones recording recent murders, showing that blood feuds were not yet extinct.
• Acadia had henceforth a checquered history, chiefly noted for feuds between rival French leaders and for the efforts of the people of New England to obtain possession of Acadia.
• The world has had abundant experience of these border feuds.
• Scotland had her feuds between her Highlands and Lowlands.
• Scotland, nursing old feuds against England and always afraid of absorption, naturally sided with France.
• Thus feuds were established, some of which ran through many years, and resulted in considerable loss of life.
• It will be perceived that internal feuds still exist which call for the prompt intervention of the Government of the United States.
• The worst family feuds proceed from inequality of inheritance.
• The inevitable happened, childish feuds were forgotten, and teacher and pupil decided to become husband and wife.
• In a plant, an animal, a day or year, in elements, their feuds and fruitful marriages, in a private or public history, the thinker is admitted to the end of thought.
• But the Quakers endeavour to avoid quarrelling, and therefore they often steer clear of the party and family feuds of others.
• Old-school Wagnerites and anti-Wagnerites will have gone off together into the night, and the echo of the noise of all their feuds will have died away.

Similar words containing FEUD without suffix s

feud8 feudal10 feuded11 feudary14 feuding12 feudist11 feudally15 feudings13 feudists12 unfeudal12 feudalise13 feudalism15 feudalist13 feudality16 feudalize22 feudaries13 feudatory16 nonfeudal13 prefeudal15 subinfeud15 feudalised15 feudalises14 feudalisms16 feudalists14 feudalized24 feudalizes23 semifeudal16 subinfeuds16 defeudalise16 defeudalize25 feudalising16 feudalistic17 feudalities15 feudalizing25 feudatories15 infeudation15 subinfeuded18 unfeudalise15 unfeudalize24 defeudalised18 defeudalises17 defeudalized27 defeudalizes26 infeudations16 subfeudation18 subfeudatory21 subinfeudate18 subinfeuding19 unfeudalised17 unfeudalises16 unfeudalized26 unfeudalizes25 defeudalising19 defeudalizing28 feudalisation17 feudalization26 subfeudations19 subinfeudated20 subinfeudates19 unfeudalising18 unfeudalizing27 feudalisations18 feudalizations27 subinfeudating21 subinfeudation20 subinfeudatory23 subinfeudations21

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