Kilt is valid Scrabble Word

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

4 letters word
8 points in Scrabble
9 points in WWF

Definitions for KILT in dictionary:

VERB:

to tuck up like a kilt
gather (a garment or material) in vertical pleats
To tuck up; to truss up, as the clothes.
put pleats in (cloth)
tuck up one's skirts around one's body.

NOUN:

a skirtlike garment
a garment resembling a knee-length skirt of pleated tartan cloth, traditionally worn by men as part of Scottish Highland dress and now also worn by women and girls.
knee-length pleated tartan skirt-like garment
A kind of short petticoat, reaching from the waist to the knees, worn in the Highlands of Scotland by men, and in the Lowlands by young boys; a filibeg.
a knee-length pleated tartan skirt worn by men as part of the traditional dress in the Highlands of northern Scotland

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to make creases or pleats in
p. p. from Kill.

Words related to KILT

kilted11 kilting12 kiltings13 kiltlike16 kilts9

Words that contain KILT

kilts9 kilty12 kilted11 kilter10 kiltie10 kilters11 kilties11 kilting12 kiltings13 kiltlike16

How to use KILT in a sentence

This minds me painfully of my young days, when I ran in a ragged kilt in the cold heather of Cruachan.
The kilt, though white, the spare active form, their dialect, Celtic in its sound, and their hardy habits, all carried me back to Morven.
My bonnie Highland laddie, brave and strong in his kilt and the uniform of his country, going out to his death with a smile on his face.
And so the vast majority of the men wear nothing but their skins under the kilt.
And when it comes to the general question of health, I am certain, from my own experience, that the kilt is best.
For my kilt, I need not say, was not military, nor was the rest of my garb warlike! I gave, during that time, as many as seven concerts in a day.
The kilt, as worn by Highlanders on show occasions in the present day is a garment wholly unlike that worn by their ancestors, being, indeed, little more than a masquerade dress.
The kilt of the old time resembled indeed the short petticoat now worn by savage peoples.
In runnin we run intuh a bunch uv soldiers dat had got kilt.
Now that the kilt lay ready to his hand he could not be persuaded even to look at it.

Margaret and of David I, and of the Anglo-Norman institutions they introduced, while he possessed an invincible objection to the kilt.
Over this, outside, he put his brown-leathern, well-sewed kilt.
When she had reached its shelter, and was giving an account of the adventure, Dick set forth, like a primeval Highlander, the covering doing duty both for plaid and kilt.
The kilt is undoubtedly better suited than the robe to the colder weather of Northern Europe and America.
He consented to don the kilt, but would not give up his trousers as they concealed his black legs.
At the foot of the stairs was huddled a fine-looking old man, whose rich silken kilt and jacket of delicate muslin showed that he was a person of consequence.
He thought he saw a blue kilt disappearing among the trees, but he did not stay to intercept it.
For there was a sudden patter of feet beyond the gap, and then a figure with flying kilt, and fierce, dark face flashed into sight.
And Jack never minded them one bit, but went out and said it was him that kilt the fiery dhragon.
Even to-day the patients nodded to her languidly as she passed, observing with transitory cheerfulness that they were kilt with the hate, or that it was terrible weather entirely.
As a matter of fact, Macgregor, with his sturdy figure, carried his kilt rather well.
He was to meet her at seven, and of late he had lost sleep wondering how she would receive his first appearance in the kilt.
Ever since he had found his legs so much admired by an appreciative public, he had worn a kilt without stockings, in order to show them.
He would have had a similar objection to entering his clubs in Highland kilt.
Draped in kilt and mantle, with spear or carved staff of office in the right hand, the speakers were manly and dignified figures.

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