Feverish is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FEVERISH in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• having a fever
• having or showing the symptoms of a fever
• characterized by or displaying a frenetic excitement or energy
• suffering from fever
• Having a fever; suffering from, or affected with, a moderate degree of fever; showing increased heat and thirst; as, the patient is feverish.
• Indicating, or pertaining to, fever; characteristic of a fever; as, feverish symptoms.
• Hot; sultry.
• Disordered as by fever; excited; restless; as, the feverish condition of the commercial world.
• marked by intense agitation or emotion
• of or relating to or characterized by fever
• having or affected by a fever

Words related to FEVERISH

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Words that contain FEVERISH

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How to use FEVERISH in a sentence

• A slight quiver came upon him as he beheld the blaze of the Northern railway station and all the feverish traffic around it.
• At the door she would still have accompanied her but Mary flung herself angrily from her hold and ran up the stairs with sudden feverish strength.
• We had rather be made acquainted at any time with the reality and certainty of distress, than be tortured by the feverish and restless anxiety of doubt.
• The teacher saw that some terrible nervous affection had fallen upon her, that she grew more and more feverish.
• Many times of late she had found herself longing to be done with the feverish life of the stage.
• The court-house was crowded to suffocation, the mob outside fearfully numerous, and never before, perhaps, was Ennis in such a state of feverish excitement.
• Aroused from her feverish coma by the two men falling against her, Annadoah suddenly cried aloud.
• A feverish and burning thirst, such as frequently attends excessive grief or anxiety, consumed him.
• Joe Bullitt and Johnnie Watson, on the outskirts of the group, went to Wallace Banks, drew him aside, and, with feverish eloquence, set his responsibilities before him.
• Such feverish activity is nearly always a sign of irritation on the part of the Dutch, and one can always hope the irritation is due to bad news for them.
• A feverish anxiety attended her every action in that direction.
• A wild, feverish impatience to know the worst without another instant of delay possessed him.
• But now he was asleep, breathing painfully, feverish, and shuddering convulsively.
• When the first idea of the Essay on the Arts and Sciences rushed on the mind of Rousseau, it occasioned such a feverish agitation that it approached to a delirium.
• Lord Blackadder paced the platform with feverish footsteps, his rage and disappointment still burning fiercely within him.
• The whole tenor of my life had changed, the feverish excitement was gone, no deep anxiety vexed or troubled me, all my cares were transferred to stronger shoulders than mine.
• Yet as surely as the months passed the same feverish restlessness would again show itself in him.
• She felt ill and feverish when she took her seat again after the lunch hour.
• Onions, when eaten at night by those who are not feverish, will promote sleep, and induce perspiration.
• Plot and dialogue took on the feverish colours of the Revolution.
• Foremost staggered the chief burgomaster, Von Kircheisen, in full uniform, adorned with his golden chain, which rustled as it rose and sank with his hurried, feverish respiration.
• Their labors were now carried on with feverish ardor.
• Then he threw a cape, greenish with age, about his feverish shoulders, and dragged himself painfully to a little square near by, taking care that no policeman should see him.
• The curiosity of the Parisians was at its height, and, as we have said, an immense crowd waited with feverish impatience the hour fixed for the execution.
• As they struck this rise, the feverish cattle raised their heads and pulled out as if that vagrant breeze had brought them a message that succor and rest lay just beyond.
• In feverish agitation on the part of Caroline, in cold, unbending sternness on that of the Duchess, their journey passed.
• But between 1893 and 1907 I saw no evidence of such feverish increase.
• She noticed he was becoming feverish, and so hurried the others off to bed that the house might be quiet.
• Then with feverish haste I got the Hynds jewels back into the buckskin bag.
• We are querulous and anxious, and our interest takes a feverish turn.

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