Kaleidoscope is valid Scrabble Word

Is kaleidoscope a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is kaleidoscope valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

12 letters word
21 points in Scrabble
24 points in WWF

Definitions for KALEIDOSCOPE in dictionary:

NOUN:

a variegated changing pattern or scene
a toy consisting of a tube containing mirrors and pieces of coloured glass or paper, whose reflections produce changing patterns when the tube is rotated.
a constantly changing pattern or sequence of elements
An instrument invented by Sir David Brewster, which contains loose fragments of colored glass, etc., and reflecting surfaces so arranged that changes of position exhibit its contents in an endless variety of beautiful colors and symmetrical forms. It has been much employed in arts of design.
a complex pattern of constantly changing colors and shapes
an optical toy in a tube; it produces symmetrical patterns as bits of colored glass are reflected by mirrors

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

an instrument containing loose bits of colored material (as glass or plastic) between two flat plates and two plane mirrors so placed that changes of position of the bits of material are reflected in an endless variety of patterns

Words related to KALEIDOSCOPE

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Words that contain KALEIDOSCOPE

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How to use KALEIDOSCOPE in a sentence

In all the variety of costumes, a carnival, a kaleidoscope of clothes, to his horror he could never discover a man in the street who wore anything like his own dress.
I saw nothing but the lines of light that pass to and fro like the changes of a kaleidoscope across the blackness.
Its little compartments of poetry and prose remind us of mosaic work, and its sentimentalities have all the varieties of the kaleidoscope.
A crowd of Hindus in this part of the country suggest a kaleidoscope as they move about with their brilliant colored shawls upon their shoulders.
The variously coloured states began to form a vast kaleidoscope, in which the lakes and rivers had been entirely swallowed up.
The broad, clean main streets were a perfect kaleidoscope of colour and movement.
In the market they were strange enough, dead and on the marble slabs, or in green leaves, but in the lagoon they were a kaleidoscope of complexions and shapes.
Here the priest advances, kaleidoscope in hand, and desires you to look at his tinsel and observe its order.
You take the kaleidoscope to pieces, and where then are the order and beauty to be found? Away! I am right still.
The kaleidoscope that is theatrical New York had altered since she left it.

I almost felt as though I were in a dream, as the moving kaleidoscope of horses and carriages and foot-passengers passed before my eyes.
You will be content at first to watch, to listen, to wonder! Every type of humanity passes before you like the jumbled-up figures of a kaleidoscope.
The light pencil-strokes, with which we have tried to outline this figure, will suggest to you what is in reality a moral kaleidoscope with millions of variations.
This differs for different combinations as in a kaleidoscope.
CHAPTER VII LIFE AT SEA A KALEIDOSCOPE In a shady retreat on the ship after lunch sat the Harrises, Leo, the judge, and Dr.
The deck under me was now a blurred kaleidoscope of swinging patches of moonlight and shadow.
It was like a kaleidoscope, for the scene shifted constantly and was never quite the same.
Seen through instinct and the kaleidoscope of the senses, God is multiple, and the result is polytheism and its gods without number.
About these swarmed the natives in their rainbow attire, the whole scene being one of the kaleidoscope kind.
It is truly an Eastern story, full of curious and wonderful situations, and quite a kaleidoscope of passing events, which succeed each other rapidly.
Many other pleasing examples could be cited if further turnings of the kaleidoscope were a real need, but this slender discourse is as long now as it should be.
To be sure, he saw the man, as one sees a vanishing figure in a kaleidoscope.
With every twenty yards we had a new view, as if the landscape slowly turned, to assume different patterns like the pieces in a kaleidoscope.
The place resembled a gigantic and glittering kaleidoscope deranged and arrested.
The royal kaleidoscope had suddenly shifted, and nobody could tell how the new pattern would arrange itself.
This throng, shifting like the fragments of colored glass in the kaleidoscope, had its far-away interest to the contemplative Joseph.
They were wonderful phantoms, falling like colours from the kaleidoscope, and as impossible to retain.
He found it a kaleidoscope of dramatic and tragic events.
Luckily for England, their mistakes were once more covered up by a turn of the international kaleidoscope.
All kinds of sea life began to pass before our eyes, like the fast changing figures of a kaleidoscope.
For a few minutes after Stephen had entered, the rooms seemed to him merely a brilliant haze, where the revolving figures appeared and vanished like the colours of a kaleidoscope.
They had not gone far before the society kaleidoscope was once more in motion, and Barker was talking his best.

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