Grieve is valid Scrabble Word

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

6 letters word
10 points in Scrabble
12 points in WWF

Definitions for GRIEVE in dictionary:

VERB:

to feel grief, also GREAVE
feel intense sorrow
feel intense sorrow about
cause great distress to (someone)
(cause to) feel grief
To occasion grief to; to wound the sensibilities of; to make sorrowful; to cause to suffer; to afflict; to hurt; to try.
To sorrow over; as, to grieve one\'s fate.
To feel grief; to be in pain of mind on account of an evil; to sorrow; to mourn; -- often followed by at, for, or over.
cause to feel sorrow

NOUN:

an overseer, manager, or bailiff on a farm.

Alt. of Greeve
farm manager or overseer

Words related to GRIEVE

aggrieve13 engrieve12 grieved12 griever11 grievers12 grieves11 grieving13 grievingly18 grievings14

Words that contain GRIEVE

grieved12 griever11 grieves11 aggrieve13 engrieve12 grievers12 aggrieved15 aggrieves14 engrieved14 engrieves13 aggrievedly20 aggrievement19 aggrievements20

How to use GRIEVE in a sentence

At harshness I have ceased to grieve, for none to light can bring A rose that is apart from thorns, or honey void of sting.
I urged my wife not to grieve, and endeavored to encourage her by saying that I would return for her, as soon as possible, should I succeed in getting to a land of freedom.
We may suppose that the inhabitants of Paradise sometimes grieve over their luck.
We chanced its not reaching her ears until after she had got home safe and had time to grieve over it all by herself.
Such an accomplishment, even in constitutional countries, I grieve to say, may become much less than nothing.
As you bid me write, my dear friend, about Lytton, I write, but I grieve to say we are still very uneasy about him.
But it is impossible not to grieve for ourselves, for his loss cannot be supplied.
My uncle too, I grieve to say it, is too much under the influence of Rivers, and does indeed just what his suggestions prescribe.
The account of her health, if given by any one else, would grieve and alarm me.
Now it belongs to right reason than one should grieve for a proper object of grief as one ought to grieve, and for an end for which one ought to grieve.

For it seems that to rejoice at the good one has done, and to grieve for the evil one has done are acts of the same nature.
Her presence among us was such a source of inspiration and joy that we cannot too deeply grieve the immensity of our loss.
On the contrary, in a most memorable instance, he recognized its right to grieve.
Long enough to realize that she was about to do a very wrong thing, and grieve mamma.
Eminently successful in business, Mr Grieve found considerable leisure for the cultivation of strong literary tastes.
Mr Grieve died unmarried on the 4th April 1836, in the fifty-fifth year of his age.
Far from home and those who most loved and would sorely grieve for him, the brave lad was dying.
And whatever may result, even if it is the end of your engagement, do not grieve your heart away over it.
Believe me, Williams, I grieve for you, and that bitterly.
I have no reason to grieve for any thing but for the sorrow I have given my friends.
If old Kriss Kringle should forget To travel Christmas eve, I tell you now, I think next day The little folks would grieve.
As for that, said Arthur, I will see her, for I take no force whom I grieve.
If women deceive Why should we grieve? Forgetting our pain, Love make again, With better luck still.
At first created to no other end, But to grieve those, whom nothing could offend.
Grieve for me a little when I am gone, but grieve not before I go, for I would see thy face always happy, as I remember it in those years long ago in Nazareth.
Your disappointment is most bitter, but you grieve not alone.
They would not grieve Beverly with their secret, at least not for the present, when his sister was so ill prepared to bear remonstrance or reproof.
And that the servant, the one poor staunch, unpaid servant, should grieve about it.
He did not grieve over the quarrel as she did, but he missed her sadly in his games.
It takes away his home, and forces him living to go away and grieve for his country, and the graves of his fathers, and to starve in a strange land.

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