Insipid is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INSIPID in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• dull and uninteresting
• lacking flavour; weak or tasteless
• lacking vigour or interest
• lacking interest, spirit, or flavour
• Wanting in the qualities which affect the organs of taste; without taste or savor; vapid; tasteless; as, insipid drink or food.
• Wanting in spirit, life, or animation; uninteresting; weak; vapid; flat; dull; heavy; as, an insipid woman; an insipid composition.
• lacking taste or flavor or tang
• lacking interest or significance or impact

Words related to INSIPID

insipidly15 insipider12 insipidest13

Words that contain INSIPID

insipidly15 insipider12 insipidity16 insipidest13 insipidness14 insipidities15 insipidnesses16

How to use INSIPID in a sentence

• Unless, however, ducks are supplied with, besides chance food, a liberal feed of solid corn, or grain, morning and evening, their flesh will become flabby and insipid.
• But these tender little histories are usually insipid enough when told.
• The meat of this, when boiled, is white, tasteless, and insipid.
• The preaching of her favorite ministers seemed to him harsh and rigid, while she regarded Quaker exhortations as insipid and formal.
• He must have had a fair sense of that sprightly humour without which piety itself is often insipid.
• The next time that I visit you I hope you will have a quantity of ice to cool the wine, as I am accustomed to such luxuries, and champagne tastes insipid without it.
• We are often happier, thus, than in that insipid season called the honey-moon.
• The wife is an insignificant, insipid woman, of about forty years of age.
• His female characters, which have been found fault with as insipid, are the finest in the world.
• It is to be hoped, that the progress of time will rid the world of the courtier spirit, the most insipid of all others, to say nothing more.
• From Thoun to Berne, good road, hedges, villages, industry, property, and all sorts of tokens of insipid civilisation.
• And Henriot, knowing some of them personally, could not always escape their insipid company.
• And when you take out the dish, you will have an excellent Syrup, and the remaining substance of the Apples will be insipid.
• Be sure to get a fresh newspaper and a fresh magazine, edited by a fresh editor, otherwise the imitation egg will be dull and insipid.
• Virginie was so jealous to think I was going to be married before her, as if I would ever have married that insipid Jules.
• This insipid mode of conduct may be safe, but I cannot think it has either taste, sense, or principle in it.
• He did not see the cheap millinery, the slightly more developed figure, the passing of that insipid prettiness which had once charmed him into the bloom of an over-early maturity.
• He describes his heroes as amiable, insipid young men, the sort of pattern people that nobody cares a farthing about.
• If cooked with the grain, they become soft, broken, and insipid.
• She was very tall, golden, fresh, smooth, yet with faint hollows in her cheeks that kept her freshness from being insipid.
• After an insipid breakfast, I returned to the spot that attracted me, the hole in the partition.
• Oil is in some degree pleasant to the eye, the touch, and the taste, insipid as it is.
• We are presented also with this fact, that, on account of the high seasoning and gross stimulants they contain, all other writings, however useful, become insipid.

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