Fond is valid Scrabble Word

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

4 letters word
8 points in Scrabble
9 points in WWF

Definitions for FOND in dictionary:

VERB:

NOUN:

background of a design, as in lace

ADJECTIVE:

having an affection for
having an affection or liking for
affectionate; loving
(of a hope or belief) foolishly optimistic; naive.
tender, loving

having or displaying warmth or affection
extravagantly or foolishly loving and indulgent
(followed by `of\' or `to\') having a strong preference or liking for
absurd or silly because unlikely

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

imp. of Find. Found.

Words related to FOND

fonded11 fonder10 fondest11 fonding12 fondly13 fondness12 fondnesses14 fonds9

How to use FOND in a sentence

Pen received more money in France from his fond but foolish father.
It is said to yield an abundance of honey to bees, which are remarkably fond of it.
But I am rather fond of gambling, and this is such a desperate throw, that it will be all the more exciting.
At the close of his term at Fond du Lac, he took a location and entered secular pursuits.
He remained only two years on the Waupaca District, and was then appointed to the Fond du Lac District.
He was fond of European dress, and articles of furniture.
Not having seen it successfully carried out, we are not fond of the method, but there are good sportsmen in these parts who advocate it.
Children are fond of precision also, and it will be found that they like the teaching best, when they are made to do the exercises exactly right, and in perfect time to the music.
The coffin was then opened, and one by one we approached to take the last fond look of its frail tenant.
And Relf grew very fond of her in those few days, as one might see.

I am rather fond of mathematics, and I am telling you I have this thing figured out to the fourth decimal.
He is certainly very fond of his wife, and she is very fond of him.
I am not fond of defining with precision what the ultimate rights of the sovereign supreme power, in providing for the safety of the commonwealth, may be, or may not extend to.
Grenfell was exceedingly fond of the family physician, and one day he went to him to discuss his problem.
The members are fond of music and flowers, but they discard dancing.
These people, as they are so fond of silver, scented what was to enter their country through this medium.
Scheffer was very fond of music of the highest order.
But Prince was a knowing little beast, and she grew fond of him.
Like most of his race, he was fond of the excitement of gambling.
It is possible she was still fond of him, although she was infatuated with Sprague when she came down here and was later sincerely in love with Ralph Hammond.
Johnson should have blamed the lovers of painting for dwelling with such fond admiration on the canvas of his friend Sir Joshua Reynolds.
From childhood he had always been very fond of new clothes, and he indulged that passion to the utmost.
He was also passionately fond of pets, and, if he could have had his own way, he would have possessed every cat and dog in the city.
But Euripides is fond of slight alterations in proverbs.
Perhaps it would keep her more at home, for she was very fond of music.
We are fond of arranging our minute intervals of time into groups.
Some people are fond of treating books as others do children.

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