French is valid Scrabble Word

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

6 letters word
14 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for FRENCH in dictionary:

VERB:

to cut into thin strips before cooking
cut (e.g, beans) lengthwise in preparation for cooking
cut (food) into thin strips

NOUN:

the language of France, also used in parts of Belgium, Switzerland, and Canada, in several countries of northern and western Africa and the Caribbean, and elsewhere
the people of France collectively
The language spoken in France.
Collectively, the people of France.
the Romance language spoken in France and in countries colonized by France
United States sculptor who created the seated marble figure of Abraham Lincoln in the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C. (1850-1931)

ADJECTIVE:

relating to France or its people or language

Of or pertaining to France or its inhabitants.
of or pertaining to France or the people of France

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

(of food) cut into thin strips

Words related to FRENCH

cataractous15 corselette12 corselettes13 frenched17 frenches16 frenching18 presidial12

Words that contain FRENCH

frenched17 frenches16 frenchify23 frenching18 frenchified23 frenchifies22 frenchifying27 frenchification28 frenchifications29

How to use FRENCH in a sentence

He soon found that Prince Semionicz had converted a great deal of Russian and French money into English bank-notes since his arrival in this country.
Thus, my lords, whether by negligence, ignorance, cowardice, or treachery, it is not easy to determine, we were made the instruments of the French policy.
It asks for those ladies and their chauffeur, Briand, a safe-conduct through the French military lines.
Lieutenant Lascelles, on leave from his regiment in India, had taken French leave.
All were then ardent sympathizers with the French Revolution, and they entered heartily into the design of stirring up the Western country against Spain.
Nothing happened that day, and, a fresh breeze from the west springing up at dusk, both fleets stood to the southward with it, the French being to windward.
Not a shadow of doubt existed as to the result as the French army moved away bearing with it the boy prince imperial, that he might witness the triumph.
He was a Frenchman, and French wit in all ages has taken great liberties with decency.
He spoke no French, and a young French Lieutenant, very courteous, was trying to make him understand something.
They handed me a French novel, in the usual yellow paper cover, and I carried it away.

The enterprising, wealthy class consists of Portuguese and pure Brazilians, with a few English, Germans, French, and North Americans.
It may be easily conceived how the French marine, at first greatly inferior to the naval power of Britain, must have been affected by this dreadful balance to its prejudice.
The French abandoned their settlement, but the English refused to accede to the demand.
France this year was engaged in a war with the Emperor of Morocco, over whose forces the French troops triumphed on the banks of the river Isly on the 14th of August.
The French amazement when they discovered that the force which attacked them consisted of seven men and a boy, was too deep for words.
I could not help observing that the French were much depressed and filled with anxiety as to the issue of the war.
Wolfe knew all about Vergor and what went on in the French camp, where Vaudreuil could never keep a secret.
Some trouble had occurred between the foreman and his men the day before, and that morning several of the latter had taken French leave.
He remained where he was while a soldier of the French party, holding a bomb in his right hand, crept out of the crater, moving noiselessly ahead.
And yet he was influenced more than he was willing to acknowledge by the French dramatists of the seventeenth century.
Dupanloup was from that day one of the first of French priests.
At last the little doctor told them that the interesting young man was an English prisoner whom the French officer had in custody.
Perhaps she is a great French lady who is held as a hostage.
For instance, it tells us what a Spanish Dollar, a Dutch Dollar, a French Frank, and so on, is worth in English money.
In order to place a sufficient distance between themselves and the French army, the Maugrabins made forced marches, and only halted when night was upon them.

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