Lurk is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LURK in dictionary:

VERB:
• to lie in wait
• be or remain hidden so as to wait in ambush for someone or something
• (of an unpleasant quality) be present in a latent or barely discernible state, although still presenting a threat
• read the postings in an Internet forum without actively contributing.
• lie hidden
• To lie hid; to lie in wait.
• To keep out of sight.
• lie in wait, lie in ambush, behave in a sneaky and secretive manner
• be about
• wait in hiding to attack
NOUN:
• a profitable stratagem; a dodge or scheme
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to wait in concealment

Words related to LURK

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Words that contain LURK

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How to use LURK in a sentence

• In every corner the spirits lurk, ready to spring upon us unaware.
• One sees it equally, in whatever corner of the universe he may lurk.
• A few Indians began to lurk about, stealing horses, and two of the militia captains determined to try to kill one of the thieves.
• The panther that can not lurk, not a muscle quivering, in his ambush beside the deer trail, never knows full feeding.
• That minor show of resistance stirred all the primitive instincts that active or dormant lurk in every strong man.
• Where it is not, they spring ahead and explore every point where Indian may lurk, and render ambuscade of the main column impossible.
• He examined the springs of his own actions, analyzed his motives, and tortured himself lest any of the evils denounced in the Book should lurk in the folds of his own soul.
• But the dangers are there in every city, and they lurk for every boy in a like position.
• I thought that there was very little chance that any of the enemy would lurk here.
• There was plenty of time to stop the man before he reached the danger which might lurk under the trees.
• Watering places, where an enemy might lurk, were approached only after the most careful scouting.
• Four unfinished colossal figures, which still appear to be wrenching themselves from their prison of stone, now lurk in the corners of a repulsive grotto in the Boboli Gardens.
• So long as Kellow remained in Cripple Creek, danger would lurk for me in every shadow.
• He could lurk unchallenged by the passers-by, and watch the course of things.
• Deep shadows were beginning to lurk among the trees and he was determined that any movement there would draw his fire.
• The sentence is the logical counterpart of the complete thought only if it be felt as made up of the radical and grammatical elements that lurk in the recesses of its words.
• There was no telling what foes might lurk in the blackness of the bushes that lined either side of the highway.
• As you are young and charming, a thousand dangers lurk unseen around you.
• It had never occurred to her that behind the unfailing smile and the twinkling gray eyes the brutal ferocity of the animal might lurk.
• If any such dreams did lurk in her heart unbidden, there she let them lie, in entire abeyance.
• That debt to the Company is the pretext under which all the other debts lurk and cover themselves.
• She felt that those little smiles and glances which, at the bidding of love, lurk in the countenances of fair maidens were day by day deserting her.
• You have no idea what perils lurk around the gaming-table, or what an accursed spot Monte-Carlo is, beautiful as it is to look at.
• What bolts lurk in its gloom? The certainty of judgment is the basis of a call to repentance, which may avert it.

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