Glum is valid Scrabble Word

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

4 letters word
7 points in Scrabble
11 points in WWF

Definitions for GLUM in dictionary:

VERB:

To look sullen; to be of a sour countenance; to be glum.

NOUN:

Sullenness.

ADJECTIVE:

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

glumness
being in low spirits

Words related to GLUM

glumly12 glummer12 glummest13 glumness11 glumnesses13 glums8

How to use GLUM in a sentence

Nicholas and all the rest who shared the bench at night, and the fire in the morning, seemed desperately depressed and glum.
My host looked glum and disapproving, and all the silken gentlemen murmured.
Uncle John, whose even disposition was seldom ruffled, ate with a good appetite, while even the Major, glum and scowling, did not disdain the numerous well-prepared dishes.
He was just as pleased and well satisfied as he had been glum and depressed the day before, when he roamed around down on the island, and hunted for the goosey-gander.
Later the boy sat on the goose-back, glum and silent, and hung his head.
The ball sailed off on a long flight that brought words of delight from the spectators, but which caused Joel to look glum and West to grind the turf under his heel in anger.
Grummit made a retort the feebleness of which was somewhat balanced by its ferocity, and subsided into glum silence.
I stood with my arms folded, feeling as glum as ever I did in my life, until their cutter was only a square hickering patch of white among the mists of the morning.
It was curious to see the stalwart warriors, with bent backs and glum faces, and many a grunt or whoop, stamp through the measured dance.
Claridge said nothing, but looked rather glum, for Mr.

That last guest was Frances Maury, escorted by a glum David.
McDonald, too, stood glum and dour, clasping his wrist behind his back.
Long Glum The player who can keep from smiling the longest in spite of the jeers and efforts to make him laugh, on the part of the others, wins.
And Granny had inveighed against women of fashion and all public characters, ever since Uncle Rowland took that jaunt to town, whence he returned so glum and dogged.
The moment he shows his face, all other faces are glum.
As Judge Hoar described the interview, he seemed very glum.
The senator was trying to keep it from arriving and Hugh was glum.
He sat, looking very glum behind his paper, and appeared not to notice me when I came in.
He was not glum like Dan or discontented like Edie.
The city was not astir yet, and looked glum and careworn in the damp morning atmosphere.
Failure is cheerless, sullen, and glum, His hand hanging idly by, His voice is an echo of woe, His face distorted, awry.
He poked his head under the front curtain and into a glum silence.
What is the matter with Carew to-night? He looks glum.
And Bet and Sue Both stood there too, A-shivering by her side, They both were dumb, And both looked glum, As they watched the ebbing tide.
Here Bet and Sue Are with me too, A shivering by my side, They both are dumb, And both look glum, And watch the ebbing tide.
Dave knows just how to comfort and cheer a fellow who has that glum bug in his head of cabbage.
Thordis was a daughter of Asmund, whom Glum, the son of Uspak, the son of Kiarlak of Skridinsenni, afterwards had to wife.
The son of Glum and Thordis, the daughter of Asmund, was Uspak, who quarrelled with Odd, the son of Ufeigh, as is told in the Bandamanna Saga.
All this while Halvor had sat there, silent and glum.

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