Gust is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GUST in dictionary:

VERB:
• to blow in gusts (sudden blasts of wind)
• (of the wind) blow in gusts
• To taste; to have a relish for.
• blow in gusts
NOUN:
• a sudden strong rush of wind.
• a sudden burst of something such as rain, sound, or emotion
• sudden blast of wind
• A sudden squall; a violent blast of wind; a sudden and brief rushing or driving of the wind. Snow, and hail, stormy gust and flaw.
• A sudden violent burst of passion.
• The sense or pleasure of tasting; relish; gusto.
• Gratification of any kind, particularly that which is exquisitely relished; enjoyment.
• Intellectual taste; fancy.
• a strong current of air

Words related to GUST

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Words that contain GUST

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How to use GUST in a sentence

• A flag stood forth in the sharp gust, rigid, and appalling.
• Those who kept their feet were hurled back as though by a terrible gust of wind.
• The dull rattle of the rain on the glass above her continued, but a little livid light was appearing as a gust of wind carried off the clouds.
• But we were speedily aroused, for suddenly, as if from beneath our feet, a gust arose which threatened to mix all the elements in one.
• As she turned the corner, a great, fierce gust of wind swept round it, and caught her breath and made her stagger.
• It was an ever-freshening breeze of wind that soon began to puff and gust.
• Just as he did so there came so furious a gust of wind that, buried as they were in the earth, they literally felt the mound rock beneath it.
• A gust of sleet and hail swept in with a pattering sound upon the floor.
• In the course of the day there was a heavy gust of wind from the southwest, after which the evening was fair.
• At an angle of the road a sudden gust of wind extinguished the light.
• I heard a gust of crackling German oaths at my very heels.
• In a little while the gust of passion was spent, and he was allowed to rise.
• The second time a sudden gust of wind blew the ropes too far to one side at the critical moment.
• A great gust of damp, warm wind blew strands of hair across her face.
• After a chill gust of wind there were a few seconds of perfect calm and absolute silence.
• In the month of December hot winds from the north-west will sometimes last for two or three days, and are almost always suddenly terminated by a gust of wind from the southward.
• It whirled by below, sucked him down a fathom, and nearly turned him over in the gust of its close passage.
• A strong, hot gust of blood ran all over me and I thrilled till I shook.
• He had barely ended before a louder gust of rain than ordinary smote upon the windows and immediately there followed a knocking upon the hall-door.
• But as he ran he felt a gust of air pass his ear, and he heard the sound of something whizzing by him.
• Then followed a desperate struggle to regain the cruiser, ere the gust should strike her.
• The trees swayed with the first gust of the tempest.

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