Hurt is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HURT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to cause pain to, injure
• cause pain or injury to
• (of a part of the body) suffer pain
• cause distress to
• (of a person) feel distress
• be detrimental to
• have a pressing need for
• cause physical or mental pain to
• To cause physical pain to; to do bodily harm to; to wound or bruise painfully.
• To impar the value, usefulness, beauty, or pleasure of; to damage; to injure; to harm.
• To wound the feelings of; to cause mental pain to; to offend in honor or self-respect; to annoy; to grieve.
• be the source of pain
• give trouble or pain to
• cause emotional anguish or make miserable
• cause damage or affect negatively
• hurt the feelings of
• feel physical pain
• feel pain or be in pain
NOUN:
• physical injury; harm
• emotional pain or distress
• A band on a trip-hammer helve, bearing the trunnions.
• A husk. See Husk, 2.
• any physical damage to the body caused by violence or accident or fracture etc.
• psychological suffering
• feelings of mental or physical pain
• a damage or loss
• the act of damaging something or someone
• physical or mental pain
ADJECTIVE:
• physically injured
• suffering from physical injury especially that suffered in battle
• damaged inanimate objects or their value
• injured or pained
• distressed or offended by another person's behaviour
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to injure

Words related to HURT

hurt7 hurter9 hurters10 hurting11 hurts8

Words that contain HURT

hurts8 hurter9 hurtle9 khurta13 unhurt9 hurters10 hurtful13 hurting11 hurtled11 hurtles10 khurtas14 yoghurt14 hurtless11 hurtling12 yoghurts15 hurtfully18 unhurtful15 hurtlessly16 hurtfulness17 hurtleberry19 unhurtfully20 hurtlessness15 hurtfulnesses19 hurtleberries18 unhurtfulness19 hurtlessnesses17 unhurtfulnesses21

How to use HURT in a sentence

• The hospital consisted of a large tent for the slightly hurt, and a few old buildings and a barn for the more serious cases.
• But I gat through pretty quick, and had no hurt done me.
• The girl herself was so hurt by the neglect that she had scarcely strength enough to relate the strange happenings of the night.
• Besides, while she would suffer it would hurt her husband worse.
• To know that she had failed hurt her pride, and it hurt worse to suspect that her father had got angry because he knew she was right.
• For another half-minute he waited for a hurt, for some sign of menace.
• As soon as she had drunk the water, her head began to hurt.
• I burst into tears of mortification and hurt vanity.
• Burney to search for the missing people had taken effect so as to kill or even to hurt a single person.
• By good fortune he had been so well taught that I was carried between his teeth without the least hurt, or even tearing my clothes.
• He looked fresh as a rose, and the whole army saw him drinking in pestilence without being hurt a bit.
• It is not so utterly unnatural to them that they should be hurt for the idea of literature.
• It hurt too deeply to think that she could not go to that Sunday School, and that other little girls who wanted to go must stay away.
• But my foot began to hurt very badly and I got someone to help me along.
• And there he had received his second hurt and this time the enemy wounded him thoroughly.
• But they soon began to see that none of them ever got hurt.
• But he was not hurt, and he ran as he had never known he could run, keeping to the side of the road, where he was in a heavy shadow.
• Perhaps that threatened wound in the pocketbook loomed larger than the physical hurt.
• But sound, unless we get too close, does not hurt any one, and we should steel our nerves to remember that fact when we are firing.
• To insult Silvertree was to hurt the doctor in his most tender vanity.
• I asked her where she was going? She said it would be L500 in my way, and no hurt to me if I would.
• Then King Arthur let call that lady, and asked her the cause why she brought that hurt knight into that land.
• While there the tears of the mother above fall on her son and hurt him.
• Chester, shaking his head several times, announced that he was not seriously hurt, and with Lieutenant Anderson by their side they again plunged into the conflict.
• It stuck in his head that a child had been hurt, perhaps killed.
• But I was not hurt much, and my greatest anxiety was about my young master, Mr.
• If you do carry out your plans, some of you are liable to get hurt, and it need not surprise anybody if some of you never get back to Westmoreland alive.
• They shall not hurt, nor destroy in my holy mountain, for the earth shall be full of the knowledge of the Lord as the waters cover the sea.
• A kind in glass and a cousin, a spectacle and nothing strange a single hurt color and an arrangement in a system to pointing.

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