Gory is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GORY in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• bloody, also GOARY
• involving or showing violence and bloodshed
• covered in blood.
• horrific or bloodthirsty
• Covered with gore or clotted blood.
• Bloody; murderous.
• covered with blood
• accompanied by bloodshed

Words related to GORY

goary9 gorier7 goriest8 gorily10 goriness9 gorinesses11

Words that contain GORY

allegory12 category14 amphigory20 subcategory19 phantasmagory24

How to use GORY in a sentence

• But in this plight he was not alone, for when I turned toward my companions they, too, were tattered, torn, and gory.
• The broken and gory body was kicked through the railing for the last time.
• Towards evening, after having with great exertion travelled four stages, I reached the little town of Gory, whose situation was exceedingly charming.
• The blade of the huge knife was dripping in a gory manner, and it really looked as if it had just completed a deadly piece of work.
• Turning sick at the gory sight, he buried his face in his handkerchief and expired.
• I have waded through battle fields gory, To my country and honour been true, And my name has been famous in story, But dear Emma, it all was for you.
• Human bodies, dismembered and gory, were one of the most common of these.
• One of the most gruesome of the spectacles which I had seen in its famed Chamber of Horrors was a representation of a gorilla, holding in its arms the gory body of a woman.
• The Indian at his cry arose and for one long second shook, almost in his face as he came running up, the long, shining, yellow hair with the gory patch at the end.
• Seven thousand gory corpses of the dead strewed the plain.
• Gory and Laporte, so that I am not aware whether the specific name roei or dejeaniana had the priority in publication.
• And I am here in my cozy room In touch with the joys of life, I am miles away from the fields of doom And the gory scenes of strife.
• I reached her and threw my hand that still held the gory blade round her neck.
• For those who fell on the gory battle-field, or sank beneath the waves, Valhalla was prepared, and endless mirth and bliss with Odin.
• We are by their side on all the gory fields, in all the hospitals of pain, on all the weary marches.
• They drove past miles of burned houses, through the massive city walls and beyond, until they saw the welcome signs of a camp over which Old Gory waved supreme.
• Vassilan emerged from the kitchen, dripping but less gory, and the two visitors disappeared, whereupon Mr.
• He entertained me with gory and technical descriptions of the way in which the birds, and other of his hellish Toys, did their killing, and worse tasks.
• With one blow he severed his head from his shoulders, and carried the gory prize to Don John, laying it at his feet.
• At every swing of the gory axe he let out a yell the like of which had never before been heard by the white men.
• Bereft of its graceful beauty, drooping with its gory burden, the long leather was a deadly message.
• Time and time again his gory tomahawk was raised only to be lowered.
• He gazed at the stiffening bodies of the Indians, at the gory corpse of Deering, at the savage eyes of the dog.
• They come back from battle with the gory heads of their slain enemies hanging from their chariots.
• Every variety of scar that could well be imagined was represented, some healed, some healing, and some freshly gory.
• The bishop removed the gory trunk of the prince and gave it respectful burial in the church of Notre Dame at Rostof.
• At first it seemed that his reign could be extended only over gory corpses and smouldering ruins.
• The gory body was left in the hands of the Russian nobles.
• In triumph the allies entered the gory streets of Warsaw, sent the king, Stanislaus Augustus, to exile on a small pension, and divided the remainder of Poland between them.
• He came, a merciless robber with gory hands, plundering and burning.
• We went to the Empire and kicked up such a gory din that we were helped out.
• Back from it you come, triumphant, bearing the severed, gory head of your victim, which you deposit with pardonable pride in the basket at the side of your door.
• After I was marked from my neck to my heels, the Deacon took the gory lash, and said he thought there was a spot on my back yet where he could put in a few more.

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