Mermaid is valid Scrabble Word

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

7 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
14 points in WWF

Definitions for MERMAID in dictionary:

NOUN:

a mythical sea creature with the head and trunk of a woman and the tail of a fish, conventionally depicted as beautiful and with long flowing golden hair.
imaginary sea creature with the upper part of a woman and the lower part of a fish
A fabled marine creature, typically represented as having the upper part like that of a woman, and the lower like a fish; a sea nymph, sea woman, or woman fish.
half woman and half fish; lives in the sea

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

a legendary marine creature

Words related to MERMAID

mermaiden14 mermaids13 seamaid10 seawoman13

Words that contain MERMAID

mermaids13 mermaiden14 mermaidens15

How to use MERMAID in a sentence

Not long after, it was stated in the ship news that the Mermaid had foundered at sea, and all on board were lost.
The mermaid has been discredited by her human name and her legendary human habits.
These are far more beautiful than the fairest of human beings, and sometimes a fisherman has seen a tender mermaid, and has listened to her song.
It used to be said that a mermaid murmured, but that a siren sang, with dangerous sweetness.
Ah! the singing, the beckoning, and the coaxing of a mermaid! Let me tell you how they work.
I do not know whether I have ever seen a mermaid or not.
You had better take care! A mermaid may be near this very moment, and hear you laughing.
Rancocus Island would have been made by sunset, had the ship stood on in the course she was steering when she made the Mermaid.
The Mermaid cut off his retreat by the western passage, and the Rancocus was coming, fast along the northern.
An expedition was accordingly fitted out, in which the Mermaid, the Abraham, and a new pilot-boat built schooner of fifty tons burthen, were employed.

The Martha led, carrying rather more sail, in proportion to her size, than the Mermaid.
It was a bright moon-lit night and this lost soul of a mermaid was hanging around, particularly jilled and entreating.
The Mermaid was the club-house of Shakespeare, Ben Jonson, and other choice spirits of that age.
And sometimes I think I see the leetla mermaid fairies dancing in the foam.
Science may yet prove that the old legend of the mermaid sitting on a rock, with a glass and comb in her hand, was not so far from truth as we imagine.
One fine summer evening after sunset it happened that he was wandering alone on the beach when the clear song of the mermaid reached his ears.
And oh, wonderful! the mermaid rose from the stone and came to meet him with a friendly air.
When he awoke, he felt neither hunger nor thirst, and all his thoughts were directed towards the evening, when he hoped to see the mermaid again.
Although he never breathed a word of the weight upon his mind to the mermaid, she could see from his altered manner that all was not as it should be.
In the evening the cock crowed three times as usual, but the mermaid did not come back to him.
After this the behaviour of the mermaid towards mankind entirely changed.
In old days a fair mermaid dwelt on the shores of the province of Laeaene.
You dance like a fairy, and swim like a mermaid, and ride like an Indian princess, but these accomplishments are not lucrative, save in a Midway Plaisance or a Wild West show.
This river receives its name in record of one of those narrow escapes to which surveying vessels are subject, Captain King having been nearly wrecked in the Mermaid.
There was another young beauty, living at that time in his native town, quite captivating to him, though in a different style from the mermaid.
Many a fisherman has been so fortunate as to surprise some tender mermaid, as she rose above the waters and sang.
Put her back in her Welsh castle, and the scales would fall from her as from a mermaid who loves.
The young girl was carried away by the blue waves, and came to the mermaid who rules over all those who are drowned in the sea.
Then the mermaid pulled hard at the chain, but the king held so fast that the chain broke in two with a great snap and rattling.
At least, that is what I should do if I were a mermaid.
That night there was again a strong muster around the capacious hearth of the Mermaid.
The Mermaid kept on in chase, and engaged the French vessel, which proved to be the Loire, 46-gun frigate, on the morning of the 17th October.
In the painting the mermaid may have her tail and the sculptured child may have his angel wings and fairies may appear on the stage.

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