Fevered is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FEVERED in dictionary:

VERB:
• FEVER, to affect with an abnormally high body temperature
• bring about a high body temperature or a state of nervous excitement in
NOUN:
• an abnormally high body temperature, usually accompanied by shivering, headache, and in severe instances, delirium
• a state of nervous excitement or agitation
• the excitement felt by a group of people about a particular public event
ADJECTIVE:
• highly excited
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to affect with fever (abnormal elevation of the body temperature)

Words related to FEVERED

fever11 fevering15 fevers12

Words that contain FEVERED

enfevered16

How to use FEVERED in a sentence

• My weary legs stepped out to this wizard music, and the spell of it lulled my fevered thoughts into the dull patience of the desperate.
• His vitality, his fevered desire for her, wore upon her nerves.
• In one of them were two hundred and twelve cots, all of which showed a pale or fevered face upon the pillow.
• He was cheerful, but with a fevered pulse, and still the stomach-pains.
• A glass of water was handed to him, with which he moistened his fevered lips, and the voice of devotion again claimed attention, and commanded silence.
• He was obliged to resign himself to fate and his valet, and felt compelled to have recourse to many cups of tea to calm his fevered senses.
• I believe the bustle of this day has fevered my blood, for it streams through my veins like a current of molten lead.
• Some wild memory of the Grimwald had surged through the fevered brain of the sick man.
• The knocking was renewed with fevered energy as Merryon turned quietly to obey the summons.
• Was it his fevered fancy or was there also something a little sinister? The nurse, who had glided from the room, came back presently with some telegraph forms.
• Norton knelt down by the couch and made slow, soothing motions with his hand upon the hot and fevered head, until the sick man sank again into slumber.
• But with hearts overflowing with gratitude to heaven, they found themselves on the earth again, with the sun shining and the pure air of heaven fanning their fevered faces.
• Sister Teresa was in less pain, but fevered still, and strangely weak.
• But in a few weeks the downs and lanes fevered and exasperated him, and perforce he must seek some new distraction.
• The glow grew brighter, then dim, and then brighter, rising and falling as life pulses in a fevered body.
• Max Veltman lay, senseless to all this, between stupor and a fevered delirium in which the spirit of Milly Neal called on him for delayed vengeance.
• The rain! the rain! the blessed rain! It watered field and height, And filled the fevered atmosphere, With vapor soft and white.
• They were the burning fevered arms and legs and heads of the suffering wounded men eager to feel the splash of the cooling rain.
• Halstead was in a fevered, querulous mood and kept calling to us for something or other all night long.
• It was fully a quarter of an hour before he bent close, without starting a convulsion of fear and revolt in the huge fevered body upon the rocky floor.
• Again the fevered voyager started, the paddle all the while telling him that he would soon strike some town or village.
• She sat by the bedside, bathing the hot face and fevered hands, and holding cooling drinks to the dry lips.
• Some haunting, ever-present thought veiled, as it were, the full brilliance of eyes which told of a fevered life and boundless resignation.
• There, on a hard couch of rock, skin, and blanket, lay a fevered form in rough scouting dress.
• The Leicestershires damaged the guns as they might for half a dozen fevered, not to say crowded, minutes of glorious life.
• That dash from Cairo homeward had been something of a fevered dream to both men.
• Resignation brought him a certain calmness of soul, cold as the touch of an icy hand on fevered cheek.
• Her soldiers bore with them the new doctrines, while far beyond the utmost reach of her armies flew the ideas engendered in the fevered air of Paris.
• But at night the thought of her haunted him like the fevered ache of a wound too deep to heal quickly.
• For such causes as his fevered brain created she could not hold herself responsible.
• His brother was near him in the flesh, but severed from him by a whole world of fevered imaginings.
• I shall send Aaron and Guelma the nicest ones and how I wish my dearest brother could have some to cool his fevered throat.

Similar words containing FEVER without suffix ed

fever11 fevers12 enfever13 enfevers14 feverfew20 fevering15 feverish17 feverous14 enfevered16 feverfews21 feverless15 feverroot15 feverweed19 feverwort18 enfevering17 feverishly22 feverously19 feverroots16 feverweeds20 feverworts19 feverishness21 feverishnesses23

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