Genie is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GENIE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a supernatural being in Muslim mythology, also DJIN, DJINN, DJINNI, DJINNY, JANN, JIN, JINN, JINNEE, JINNI
• a spirit of Arabian folklore, as depicted traditionally imprisoned within a bottle or oil lamp, and capable of granting wishes when summoned.
• (in fairy tales) magical wish-granting servant
• See Genius.
• (Islam) an invisible spirit mentioned in the Koran and believed by Muslims to inhabit the earth and influence mankind by appearing in the form of humans or animals

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How to use GENIE in a sentence

• Instantly a hideous genie appeared, and asked what she would have.
• He then had recourse to the genie, who gave him another set of plates, and thus they lived for many years.
• At the appointed hour the genie fetched in the shivering bridegroom, laid him in his place, and transported the bed back to the palace.
• Aladdin, knowing that their task was vain, bade them undo their work and carry the jewels back, and the genie finished the window at his command.
• He then went to the dead magician, took the lamp out of his vest, and bade the genie carry the palace and all in it back to China.
• To attempt to put this electronic genie back in the bottle was flatly impossible.
• It was certain that the genie had broken from his confinement, and that, while he towered to the skies, his shadow lay upon the world.
• Standing in the doorway was Randolph Shaw, his figure looming up like a monstrous, wavering genie in the uncertain light from the shaking lantern.
• The story of the telephone and the genie called electricity.
• He did not thoroughly understand what the Genie said, but he was convinced that something had been done towards making him like to the young King.
• He was no longer my equal, but a man of the waters, the genie of the sea.
• I say it was a good genie that suggested the idea to me, for, looking back upon it, I can account for it in no other way.
• And here came in the genie to supply the link which led to the formation of my plan.
• Observations sur la Comedie et sur le Genie de Moliere, par Louis Riccoboni.
• Liszt was the good genie who found the funds, and Wagner, having nothing better to propose, was bound to obey.
• This vapor approached them, and then suddenly disappearing, they saw the genie, who, without noticing the others, went toward the merchant, scimitar in hand.
• The talisman was no sooner broken than the whole palace shook as if ready to fall to atoms, and the walls opened to afford a passage to the genie.
• And indeed the risk I ran was not less than when I was at the mercy of the genie.
• But we very soon had a more pressing occasion of fear, for the genie, having got loose from the princess, came to the gallery where we stood, and blew flames of fire upon us.
• The effect of that fire was so extraordinary, that in a few moments she was wholly reduced to ashes, as the genie had been.
• At the instant that the genie had set down the couch with the bride and bridegroom in their own chamber, the sultan came to the door to offer his good wishes to his daughter.
• The genie professed his obedience to the owner of the lamp, and disappeared.
• The genie led him through all the apartments, where he found officers and slaves, habited according to their rank and the services to which they were appointed.
• The genie then returned, and carried him to his own home.
• At the sight of so frightful a genie we became insensible, and lay like dead men.
• Even Eisenstadt itself paled before the beauty and magnificence of this new palace of Aladdin which the genie of wealth had raised on the dismal marsh.
• Suddenly there was a knock at the door, and the expected Genie put in an appearance.
• The Genie was there in a second! Not only so, but he fell upon the viands with an ardour and sincerity that were alarming.
• This genie, whose name was Danhasch, recognised Maimoune with terror, for he knew the supremacy which her goodness gave her over him.
• This genie, on entering the body of the monster, rent his heart asunder and cut him in two.
• First he called the Genie, and told him to bring a scented bath, and a robe worked in gold, such as a King might wear.
• He rubbed it joyfully, and when the Genie appeared, ordered that the palace should be carried back to China, and set down in its own place.
• But now I must rub my lamp again, and ask the genie where the unknown Mason lived.

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