Lurks is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LURKS in dictionary:

VERB:
• LURK, 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.
NOUN:
• a profitable stratagem; a dodge or scheme
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to wait in concealment

Words related to LURKS

lurk8 lurked11 lurking12

How to use LURKS in a sentence

• For he lurks continually in the outskirts of the woods, whence he rushes forth at times upon those who pass by.
• Everywhere behind the bristling walls and rock-clamped towers of old Morocco lurks the shadowy spirit of instability.
• There lurks about his lips that never very remote promise of a smile that all the photographs of the early giant children display.
• The tin trunk, in which lurks the clockwork, emitted dense volumes of petrol-perfumed smoke from every chink.
• His eye should be made to distrust every well-arranged pile of sticks under which lurks a morsel.
• Start not, fair tourist, for no danger lurks in the sport.
• If love existed, it was as fire lurks in ashes, unrecognized.
• He lurks within the thick forest, mad and horrible to see.
• Everything can be seen as pure form, and behind pure form lurks the mysterious significance that thrills to ecstasy.
• Adventure lurks in every cove and harbor, on every turn of the trail, ready to spring out upon you and try your mettle, and learn the sort of stuff you are made of.
• Death, unforeseen and unexpected, lurks in ambush for them in a thousand places.
• This noisome beast always lurks in thick bush, whence it barks chains of shell at the unsuspecting stranger.
• Mischief lurks in the corners of the eyes and in the curve of his mouth.
• That terrible envy lurks beneath the warmest comradeship.
• They must each be there, for its aim is to express after its own fashion the reality that lurks in every particle of matter.
• Ague lurks yet in our own island, and, albeit the physician is not enriched by it, is in no symptom changed from the ague that Celsus knew so well.
• If he who lurks in our past draws near he will doubtless accept from our hands that which he will assuredly possess behind our backs.
• He strove to comprehend him by placing him upon a pinnacle, well aware that the sublime often lurks between the trifling.
• Gird thy heavenly armour on, Wear it ever night and day, Near thee lurks the evil one, Therefore, Watch and pray.
• Yon dark little crab, with the bulky claws so gayly mottled with yellow and black, lurks in that hole at the base of the cliff nearly all day long.
• It is a danger that lurks and hides in the sources and fountains of power in every state.
• To that end he lurks about the door of the sun-god, the possessor of the tablets of fate whereby he controls all things.
• But ever the primitive lurks in the blood, and the primitive is nature.
• This morbid sensibility lurks in the temperament of genius, and the infection is often discovered where it is not always suspected.
• Extraordinary expenses! Sir, beneath these specious words lurks the very subject on which, by a solemn vote of this body, I was refused a hearing.
• President, the same fallacy lurks at the bottom of this argument, as of all the rest.

Similar words containing LURK without suffix s

lurk8 lurked11 lurker10 lurkers11 lurking12 lurkings13 lurkingly17

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