Follies is valid Scrabble Word

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

7 letters word
10 points in Scrabble
12 points in WWF

Definitions for FOLLIES in dictionary:

VERB:

FOLLY, to act with folly

NOUN:

a foolish act, idea, or practice
lack of good sense; foolishness
a costly ornamental building with no practical purpose, especially a tower or mock-Gothic ruin built in a large garden or park.
a theatrical revue with glamorous female performers
a revue with elaborate costuming

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

pl. of folly

Words related to FOLLIES

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How to use FOLLIES in a sentence

He is haunted, as it were, by the ghosts of his old follies.
It would be trifling without end to be particular in relating his follies, but his fishing must not be forgotten.
But these evils, instead of removing, he only aggravated by follies which surpassed all the excesses of the preceding reign.
The men of the Bible story are shown as men, with the sins and follies and weaknesses of men.
My post, as you know, is at the court end of the city, and I see all the fashionable vices and follies.
I shall draw a veil, for very pity and shame, over the most important and most significant facts of this, the most hideous of all human follies.
The absurdities and childish follies which he has dared to register under their dictation are almost incredible.
Disraeli, as he then was, all these follies were matters of ancient history.
These were the follies of his teachers, to be faithfully imitated.
STEPHEN LEACOCK McGILL UNIVERSITY MONTREAL November 1, 1916 Contents FOLLIES IN FICTION I.

Stories Shorter Still Among the latest follies in fiction is the perpetual demand for stories shorter and shorter still.
Tabeau, that no man could be their friend who tried to lead them into such follies.
Did they enter into his views, and of what farther follies and vices was he guilty? 30.
He had a tender conscience, and his past follies were pressing on it heavily.
She was half afraid to show her face among her friends, and wept grievously over her own follies.
He had greeted this little note with all the private follies of lovers.
The wine occasioned many to commit follies and other worse things.
From his infancy he had, with calculation beyond his age, lent his name and complaisance to the follies of the Comte de Guiche.
The follies of youth may be overcome, but they are always sure to leave their mark.
The follies and vices of the seventh, King John, were her salvation.
In this guise, and in the service of various masters, he has opportunities of observing the follies of men from a novel standpoint.
Perhaps he was not wholly sorry that the follies of her youth should thus come home to her.
Driven to desperation, I have lost all I had in the world, by adding gaming to my many follies.
Let her commit all the follies that she chooses with others and throw me overboard at a pinch, as she did three days ago, all is for the best.
Love-making, with all its follies, was at an end for that year.
I then requested the divine Creator that he would grant me a small space of time to repent of my follies and vile iniquities, which I felt were grievous.

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