Livid is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LIVID in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• of bluish leaden colour; very angry
• furiously angry
• dark bluish grey in colour
• angry or furious
• Black and blue; grayish blue; of a lead color; discolored, as flesh by contusion.
• anemic looking from illness or emotion
• (of a light) imparting a deathlike luminosity
• discolored by coagulation of blood beneath the skin
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• having the skin abnormally discolored

Words related to LIVID

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Words that contain LIVID

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How to use LIVID in a sentence

• The glory of its livid light was so tremendous, that it appeared to fill the sky with quivering flames.
• He was wan and livid, and seemed to have fallen away greatly in flesh.
• A livid, angry scar, smooth, yet scarcely healed, ran from his left temple back as far as she could see.
• The atmosphere was oppressive, the sun sent his burning rays from behind a veil of great livid clouds.
• As she read she became livid, and when she had finished she covered her face with her handkerchief, giving a great, heavy sob.
• Ghastly wounds covered his head, and his arms and shoulders were livid with bruises.
• The usual bright colour of his cheeks had become livid, and the flesh, ordinarily firm and elastic, had fallen in folds and wrinkles.
• He wiped the drops from his forehead, and went into the room beyond, livid, trembling.
• A moment the livid wall paused as it reached the brink of the river, while jets of fire reached out as though striving to clutch the men who had escaped.
• But for that single, livid, blue mark across his forehead, he carried with him no signs of his accident.
• Letourneur standing with outstretched hand, and with his long white hair falling over his thin livid face that was almost sublime in its calmness.
• The marks of the blows were thus more visible, but they still found upon that livid countenance, the traces of its beauty.
• Her face was livid, and, in spite of her great energy, it was evident that her strength was almost spent.
• Bowels confined, skin cold and livid or bathed in sweat.
• Not long after, a man, with livid cheeks and wild eyes, might have been seen hastening across the distant heath on the other side of the woods.
• Then the rain came down tumultuously, not in columns but in livid sheets.
• Livid with terror, with the perspiration standing out on his forehead, Heyton leant against the door as if powerless to move, powerless to stand upright.
• Her flowing hair was of livid green, and she held a pink comb in one hand.
• The disclosure revealed four faint livid marks running parallel across the arm, just above the elbow.
• He was fairly livid, and let himself fall upon a bench standing near like a lifeless body.
• His lips grew whiter and whiter, and his skin more and more drawn as the time went on, until he looked like a livid thing, but beautiful.
• All the assistants looked at each other, their faces livid, their hair standing up.
• Instantly the smitten place turned livid, while from the midst of it, like the handwriting on the wall, the fatal letters T.
• Some tale that might, perchance, have solved the doubt, Wherefore amongst those flags so dull and livid, The banner of the BLOODY HAND shone out So ominously vivid.
• The pale, frosty sunrise had blanched his ever-white face with a livid hue of death.
• He strode past, his eyes flashing, his face livid with jealous rage, straight to the picture-gallery.

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