Lung is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LUNG in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a respiratory organ
• each of the pair of organs situated within the ribcage, consisting of elastic sacs with branching passages into which air is drawn, so that oxygen can pass into the blood and carbon dioxide be removed. Lungs are characteristic of vertebrates other than fish, though similar structures are present in some other animal groups.
• organ that allows an animal or bird to breathe air
• An organ for aerial respiration; -- commonly in the plural.
• either of two saclike respiratory organs in the chest of vertebrates; serves to remove carbon dioxide and provide oxygen to the blood

Words related to LUNG

lungful11 lungfuls12 lungs6 pulmo9

Words that contain LUNG

clung8 flung9 lunge6 lungi6 lungs6 slung6 blunge9 lungan7 lunged8 lungee7 lunger7 lunges7 lungie7 lungis7 lungyi10 plunge9 anklung12 blunged11 blunger10 blunges10 lungans8 lungees8 lungers8 lungful11 lungies8 lunging9 lungyis11 plunged11 plunger10 plunges10 umlungu10 unslung8 upflung13 angklung14 anklungs13 aqualung18 blungers11 blunging12 implunge13 lungeing10 lungfish15 lungfuls12 lungless9 lungworm14 lungwort12 mudslung12 outflung12 plungers11 plunging12 replunge11 umlungus11 lunglike13 angklungs15 aqualungs19 implunged15 implunges14 lungworms15 lungworts13 melungeon12 plungings13 replunged13 replunges12 slungshot13 implunging16 lungfishes17 melungeons13 replunging14 slungshots14 underslung12 muskellunge18 muskellunges19 bremsstrahlung22 bremsstrahlungs23

How to use LUNG in a sentence

• Jones was shot through the right shoulder, the ball passing clear across the breast, grazing the upper ribs, and lodging just above the left lung.
• He had been shot through the right lung and was bleeding at the mouth.
• The average girl has about three-fourths as much lung capacity for every pound of the waste in the body, as has the average boy.
• She told him about Wes, how he had refused to quit smoking and had succumbed to lung cancer.
• He went to prison with hardly more than one lung, and in the most favourable physical condition to get rid of the other.
• Their lung capacity must be quite different to ours, because if we had not quickly returned I am sure some of us would have fainted.
• When his left lung gave out, he moved to Yalta in the Crimea.
• I inwardly insisted, and I think partly believed, that my lung power was too great for the capacity of my throat opening, hence pants.
• I recollect a bad case, early in my reign, where our physicians, mistaking the complaint for confirmed consumption, declared that the right lung was gone.
• You may as well try to cure a diseased lung by working it, as to cure a lame horse by galloping him.
• Most people acquire a faulty habit of breathing and only use a small part of their total lung capacity.
• He examined the ugly wound in the left side and found that the knife had penetrated the lung.
• This gave me excuse for rating them, and I did it with force of lung.
• He had the biggest voice from Montreal to Chambly, and he sung with full lung power and at breathless speed.
• I whistled the same tune again and again, and I did it with great lung power.
• Dick Durstine is here, badly shot through the right lung.
• The lung test simply shows that the child has breathed, but affords no proof that the child has been born alive.
• It is a place of evil repute for poverty, but is as healthy as it ought to be, having the blue Atlantic for one lung and the brown hills of Connemara for the other.
• In one case in which the author removed a foreign body by pleuroscopy, healing was by first intention and the lung filled in a few days.
• Not one in twenty knows what lung capacity they have.
• Several thousands of American school children were examined, and between the ages of six and nineteen the boys were throughout superior in lung capacity.
• His wounded lung defended him from protracted inquiries.
• Some people are naturally deficient in depth, activity, and quality of lung power.
• For instance, a swim-bladder has apparently been converted into an air-breathing lung.
• The son of Lung Wang heartily thanked his deliverer, and on his return to the palace related to his father what had occurred.
• He was discharged in July, 1864, and the proof is that he was taken seriously ill in the fall of 1865, since which time he has been troubled with lung difficulty.

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