Groan is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GROAN in dictionary:

VERB:
• to utter a low mournful sound, also GRONE
• make a deep inarticulate sound conveying pain, despair, pleasure, etc.
• say something in a despairing or miserable tone
• complain; grumble
• (of an object) make a low creaking sound when pressure or weight is applied
• be heavily loaded with
• be oppressed by
• To give forth a low, moaning sound in breathing; to utter a groan, as in pain, in sorrow, or in derision; to moan.
• To strive after earnestly, as with groans.
• To affect by groans.
• indicate pain, discomfort, or displeasure
• utter a groan
NOUN:
• a complaint
• a low creaking sound made by an object under pressure
• deep sound of grief or pain
• A low, moaning sound; usually, a deep, mournful sound uttered in pain or great distress; sometimes, an expression of strong disapprobation; as, the remark was received with groans.
• an utterance expressing pain or disapproval
• a deep inarticulate sound conveying pain, despair, pleasure, etc.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to utter a low, mournful sound

Words related to GROAN

groaned9 groaning10 groaningly15 groanings11 groans7 grone6

Words that contain GROAN

groans7 begroan10 groaned9 groaner8 begroans11 groaners9 groanful12 groaning10 begroaned13 groanings11 begroaning14 groaningly15

How to use GROAN in a sentence

• A groan came from the group of fishermen who were watching, and as the capsized boat neared shore they ran into the water to meet it.
• At least that is the rule, but Sally, turning out with a groan in the chill, dark room, shut off the alarm, lighted her lamp, and set about the serious task of dressing.
• He suppressed a groan and, standing up, began to pace the room.
• He would go his own length, stumbling and interfering, then collapse helplessly upon the ground with a pitiful groan.
• Suddenly a groan, but a few feet from us, caused us to halt, and hastily look around.
• Another groan, and we moved towards the individual that seemed in such deep distress.
• The two had proceeded with their burden but a short distance, when they were suddenly startled by a groan from the wounded man, who they had supposed was dead.
• I groan in spirit, and do not know how to make our gear into nine loads only.
• Thus saying, Laocoon hurled his spear against the side of the horse, and it sent forth a hollow sound like a deep groan.
• Thereupon, there befell the just what hath caused the inmates of the tabernacle of Thy glory to weep and the dwellers of the cities of Thy revelation to groan.
• Carefully as they carried the patient, the motion wrung a groan from him before they reached the top.
• Even as he made the attempt the gallant beast swayed, staggered, and then sank with a groan to the ground.
• It was a long breath, quite audible, that ended in a groan.
• His only answer was a strange, muffled sound like a groan and the beating of feet upon the floor.
• With a groan, he sank back on a rock, unable, for the time being, to move.
• The would-be train-wrecker toppled backward with a groan, just escaping the wheels of the engine.
• The half-caste said nothing, only grinned in evil joy, and Jack closed his eyes again with a groan of despair.
• A groan broke from him that bore witness at once to the bitterness of his soul and the finality of the argument.
• Uttering a deep groan, Simon fell lifeless to the ground.
• Silvermane heaved a groan which plainly said he never wanted to rise again.
• The soldier fell to the ground with a groan of pain, his tongue almost bitten off.
• Although this had happened a dozen times while they were bringing him in, the wiry little man did not utter a groan.
• Looking in the direction from whence the groan came he discovered a boy sitting on the ground, and rubbing his lower extremities vigorously.
• But, at last, a deep groan issuing from the breast of the young man aroused him, and he held up the lamp to ascertain who was near.
• Those steel shavings were the most idiotic-looking things I ever saw, and when I emptied the box it was with a groan at your foolishness.
• Then, almost before the event which provoked it, I heard my own low groan.
• The jug of water stood in the way, and I lifted it with instinctive answer to the groan.
• He began to doubt whether, after all, riches were the only good thing in the world, and he was so hungry that he gave a groan.
• Rowland Prothero clasped his hands with a groan, and repeated aloud a prayer from the service for the dying.
• Without a groan the spirit has quitted its dwelling of clay to enter upon its eternal rest! CHAPTER XLIX.

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