Flinch is valid Scrabble Word

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

6 letters word
14 points in Scrabble
16 points in WWF

Definitions for FLINCH in dictionary:

VERB:

to shrink back involuntarily
make a quick, nervous movement of the face or body as an instinctive reaction to fear or pain
avoid doing or becoming involved in (something) through fear or anxiety
To withdraw from any suffering or undertaking, from pain or danger; to fail in doing or perserving; to show signs of yielding or of suffering; to shrink; to wince; as, one of the parties flinched from the combat.
To let the foot slip from a ball, when attempting to give a tight croquet.
draw back, as with fear or pain

NOUN:

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

same as flense

Words related to FLINCH

flense9 flinched17 flincher16 flinchers17 flinches16 flinching18 flinchingly23 flinchings19

Words that contain FLINCH

flinched17 flincher16 flinches16 flinchers17 flinching18 flinchings19 flinchingly23 unflinching20 unflinchingly25

How to use FLINCH in a sentence

She knew her father too well to suppose that he would flinch from any measure he had proposed to himself.
He soon perceived the greatness of the struggle to which he was destined, and he did not flinch from the contest which has given him immortality.
Are you entirely trustworthy? Would you flinch at the danger moment? Before this afternoon I hesitated.
The blood burned beneath the tan of her dusky cheeks, but her proud eyes did not flinch while she told the damning facts about her parentage and life.
I have served against them in Holland and in Egypt and I will never flinch from rendering justice to their exemplary conduct and lofty valour.
I was resolved myself to proceed, whoever might flinch.
Erik, loth ever to flinch from any manly undertaking, gladly undertook the business and did it bravely.
I have heard him say so a hundred times, and have seen her flinch beneath the words, whilst her eyes flashed fire.
Ralph had never learned to swim, and he was in fear of the big frogs and other creatures that inhabit ponds, but he did not flinch.
He is so reckless that he will never flinch from the prosecution of any of his schemes, either from personal danger or the dread of shedding human blood.

He did not flinch when the battle into which he had gone commenced in earnest.
Joan did not cry out, or burst into tears or flinch in any way.
A nation which refuses to perish, and which, in order to live, does not flinch either from suffering or sacrifice, is sure of victory.
Some nervous animals, because of the manner of approach of the practitioner, are wont to flinch, and there is manifested a pseudo-supersensitiveness.
Uncle Bushrod bowed his head to the expected storm, but he did not flinch.
The task before us is a tremendous one, but so is the war, and we must not flinch from it.
To the credit of Rosemary be it said that she did not scream, nor did Floyd flinch, though it seemed, for a moment, that there would be a crash.
They must neither flinch, nor hesitate nor lose sight, however briefly, of the distant and shining goal.
We have but one life, and we do not flinch from it.
Tish was hanging some of our clothing out to dry, and although she saw the outlaw as well as we did she did not flinch.
There was no room for anything but audacity, and Claude did not flinch.
The father did not even flinch, but hit his son again and again on the head.
The commission was thus put face to face with the hard facts but did not flinch.
A sharp terror is pricking into me, and I flinch as if it were a knife-blade.
He tried not to flinch before that gaze, to keep up the air of mockery, the sound of a sneer.
She was strong in soul, strong and mighty, so strong that death itself could not make her flinch.
It was said to exceed that of any former age, and to be the reason why so many young men flinch from the idea of matrimony.
May no true son of Neptune ever flinch from his gun.
But his father had served as a midshipman with Tordenskjold and the son did not flinch, outnumbered though his force was, two to one, in men and guns.
As for Mac, he did not move or flinch from the attack.
It was a cruel disappointment to brave men who had struggled so well, but they did not flinch.
It was impossible, however, to flinch, as I must keep up with the party or be left to perish.
Of him, therefore, there was no fear that he would betray his trust or flinch too soon when cramped up in his hiding-place on the steamer.

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