Gift is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GIFT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to give without charge
• give (something) as a gift, especially formally or as a donation or bequest
• present (someone) with a gift or gifts
• endow with (something)
• inadvertently allow (an opponent) to have something
• Anything given; anything voluntarily transferred by one person to another without compensation; a present; an offering.
• The act, right, or power of giving or bestowing; as, the office is in the gift of the President.
• A bribe; anything given to corrupt.
• Some quality or endowment given to man by God; a preeminent and special talent or aptitude; power; faculty; as, the gift of wit; a gift for speaking.
• A voluntary transfer of real or personal property, without any consideration. It can be perfected only by deed, or in case of personal property, by an actual delivery of possession.
• To endow with some power or faculty.
• give qualities or abilities to
• give as a present; make a gift of
• make a present of
NOUN:
• gamete intrafallopian transfer, a technique for assisting conception by introducing mixed ova and sperm into a fallopian tube.
• something acquired without compensation
• natural abilities or qualities
• the act of giving
• present
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to present with a gift (something given without charge)

Words related to GIFT

gifted11 gifting12 giftless12 gifts9 present9

Words that contain GIFT

gifts9 begift12 gifted11 giftee10 regift10 begifts13 ecogift13 giftees11 gifting12 regifts11 begifted15 ecogifts14 giftable14 giftedly16 giftings13 giftless12 giftshop17 giftware15 giftwrap17 regifted13 regifter12 ungifted13 begifting16 giftables15 giftshops18 giftwares16 giftwraps18 regifters13 regifting14 giftedness15 giftwrapped23 giftednesses17 giftwrapping24 giftwrappings25

How to use GIFT in a sentence

• Vincy had not lost his extraordinary gift for turning up at the right moment.
• Though it cannot put its feelings into words, it acts on them by a mere instinct, which is the gift of God.
• The gracious gift of tears was regarded by mediaeval Christianity as the sign of a deeply religious nature.
• One morning they woke up and found that in the night a grand palace had sprung up fitted with wealth of every kind, this was the last gift of the cow which soon afterwards died.
• Since families differ so much in respect to this gift, we may suppose that races would also differ, and there can be no doubt that such is the case.
• Bathing there one obtaineth the merit of the gift of a thousand kine.
• She was rather a fat person, apparently possessing the gift of authority, for the sound of her call reached her dog through the noise of battle.
• The man bowed, and left the room to make the hearts of the laborers happy by announcing the gift.
• It is a gratuitous gift, a tax, which the genius of man has imposed on Nature.
• Whatever gift or genius these men possessed was devoted wholly to destruction and obstruction.
• Ea-bani was attracted to Erech by the gift of a fair woman for wife.
• Some violence, I think, is done, some degradation borne, when I rejoice or grieve at a gift.
• Whatever virtues there are in your themes come from a natural gift, not from any effort you made to say the thing in the best way.
• We go to you as strangers, we have no choice, and if the Gods withhold their greatest gift, the gift of love, then life is grey and wan as the twilight of a hopeless day.
• The meaning of eternal life is the gift of the Holy Spirit, as the flower receives the gift of the season, the air, and the breezes of spring.
• I will inform the Guardian of your deep appreciation of his gift.
• Had he when young possessed the gift of industry I think that he might have shone in his profession, and have been well spoken of and esteemed in the world.
• He survived the gift eighteen years, dying in 1496.
• He must finish the gift if he toiled nights as well as days! It is doubtful if ever a boy worked as hard or as anxiously as did Theo during the next two weeks.
• She had the gift! She had the gift! And in all the world she was the only human being that could surrender it to his immense desire.
• A Bishop of the Mormon Church has the gift of tongues, of prophecy, of revelation, of healing.
• She had a great gift of holding aloof from conjugal complications.
• And one of the results of that union is this gift of peace, and the fact that it arises from the union explains its new character, why our Lord calls it His peace.
• At the time it seemed probable that the nomination was also the gift of the office.
• Almost every one she knew had some gift for her, while because they so loved her the members of her crowd had made her beautiful presents.
• Why should you look on me with surprise, my child? that beauty on which perhaps my heart has often dwelt too proudly, is not my gift nor of your creation.
• He has a fine spirit and a rare gift for expressing it.
• They had a golden tinge which had not been there before that miserable day when he had received the fatal gift, and when his kiss had changed them into gold.
• Sensible men may doubt whether a turn for revolutionary destruction is any evidence that politicians possess the rare gift of constructive statesmanship.

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