Grin is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GRIN in dictionary:

VERB:
• to smile broadly, also GREN
• express with a broad smile
• grimace grotesquely so as to reveal the teeth
• smile broadly, showing the teeth
• A snare; a gin.
• To show the teeth, as a dog; to snarl.
• To set the teeth together and open the lips, or to open the mouth and withdraw the lips from the teeth, so as to show them, as in laughter, scorn, or pain.
• To express by grinning.
• The act of closing the teeth and showing them, or of withdrawing the lips and showing the teeth; a hard, forced, or sneering smile.
• a facial expression characterized by turning up the corners of the mouth; usually shows pleasure or amusement
• to draw back the lips and reveal the teeth, in a smile, grimace, or snarl
• smile broadly
NOUN:
• broad smile
• a broad smile

Words related to GRIN

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Words that contain GRIN

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How to use GRIN in a sentence

• Kybird, much against his inclinations, threw in a faint grin, and opening a drawer produced three shillings and flung them separately on the counter.
• Suspecting this self-betrayal, he erased the grin swiftly, but not so swiftly that Karslake failed to note it.
• The Master, for it was he, turned as he passed, gazed hard at Montgomery, and gave him a menacing, gap-toothed grin.
• He had a huge grin, wrote with his left hand, ate with his left hand and edited copy with his left hand.
• Looking up, I beheld Abe, a grin covering his face, and pointing with his index finger to his eye.
• And with a grin Bat thrust in his arm to the shoulder.
• Then nothing but a mute, vacant face turned up to the ceiling, with eyes that looked blindly, with lips parted in a senseless, changeless grin.
• I missed Paul, the computer wizard with the silly grin.
• With his white teeth shining through a broad grin, he told us in his broken English that he had been overboard every voyage he had taken.
• Hilary saw it, saw Gilbert far back down the years, a small boy standing up to punishment with just that brave, nervous grin.
• He looked sick, and all the more so because of the Billiken grin which he was afraid to let drop.
• A broad grin was upon the faces of the counsel for the defense as he came forward.
• Possessed by an original idea, Billy rubbed the receptacle containing it, and his mouth widened in an astonished grin.
• Through my own inquiries, answered by the waiter with an impudent grin, I heard that Philip had left orders to have his room kept for him.
• And scarcely had he settled anywhere, before, with the typical Tsushima grin, he demanded his political rights.
• Next I began to feel and finally a broad grin overspread my face, for the scene before me was not real after all, but a wonderful painting on the interior of the building.
• Dismayed and confounded, Mercier stepped back, and, with a secret grin of satisfaction, Louis turned again to his task of searching the room.
• The wretched Richard, with many a grin Laid on with exceeding suavity, Curled up and died, and they ran John in And charged him with sins of gravity.
• It was as if the skull of her, set in torment, were looking through a transparent black mask, but, because there were not lips, forced to grin.
• He talks to me about you with such gravity that I am afraid to grin, and feel it necessary to look quite serious.
• The lad beside Nelly watched Miss Farrell with a broad grin.
• Pedro Gato turned to regard them with a surly grin.
• His height compelled him to lean forward and to grin downward, even when speaking to a big man like Macandrew.
• As soon as they heard me speak in Dutch the fixed stare gave way to a general grin.
• The sickly grin faded, and the threat was not carried out.
• He informed me that there was no wagon road leading to the east or the west, and said, with a wide grin, that our auto could not possibly get out until the road was cleared.

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