Meteor is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for METEOR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• small fast-moving heavenly body
• Any phenomenon or appearance in the atmosphere, as clouds, rain, hail, snow, etc.
• Specif.: A transient luminous body or appearance seen in the atmosphere, or in a more elevated region.
• (astronomy) any of the small solid extraterrestrial bodies that hits the earth\'s atmosphere
• a streak of light in the sky at night that results when a meteoroid hits the earth\'s atmosphere and air friction causes the meteoroid to melt or vaporize or explode
• a small body of matter from outer space that enters the earth's atmosphere, becoming incandescent as a result of friction and appearing as a streak of light.

Words related to METEOR

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How to use METEOR in a sentence

• Pleasure and chagrin, sometimes anger, oftener joy, flit across it, swiftly as the flashing of a meteor.
• Here, Friedland! and no farther! From Bohemia Thy meteor rose, traversed the sky awhile, And here upon the borders of Bohemia Must sink.
• Without him Persia would probably have sunk as rapidly as she rose, and would be known to us only as one of the many meteor powers which have shot athwart the horizon of the East.
• There stood the Queen, her meteor scarred side reflecting the light of her native sun.
• Which holy vow he firmly kept, And most devoutly wore A grisly meteor on his face, Till they were both no more.
• A flash of golden light sometimes follows from a stroke of his pencil, like a falling meteor.
• The thought rushed through her mind like a meteor through space.
• Were they shooting through space like a meteor? They could not tell.
• If the Moon had any atmosphere, our travellers were near enough now to strike any meteor that might be rushing through it.
• From the abyss of silence and dust intelligent creatures break forth, shine, and sink back, like meteor flashes in a cloud.
• I had just time to think how lucky it was that the meteor did not strike any of us, when, glancing at a ship just ahead, I perceived that an accident had occurred.
• Through this the meteor had passed, killing two or three men who stood in its course.
• Moreover, we must bury our unfortunate companions who had been killed by the meteor.
• I believe that the North Star, abiding in its place, is a greater influence in the Universe than any comet or meteor.
• And then by degrees the room swam dizzily before him, the fire glowed like a pale meteor, his eyes closed heavily, the open book fell from his hand, and Mr.
• He was so much excited that his tail became red-hot, and glowed like a meteor against the evening sky.
• Thereupon, as the gold-decked javelin came whizzing through the air with the flash of a meteor, Arjuna cut it off by means of ten arrows.
• The appearance of a solitary star yesterday would have been more foot-guiding than the forecast of a meteor next week.
• Had its route again been modified by the meteor? It was to be feared.
• There was no longer any question of a simple meteor, of which that luminous line had neither the colour nor the mobility, nor of a volcano in eruption.
• A meteor can fall at any old time, day or night, though we only see them shooting after dark sets in.
• He derived this name from his long black beard, which, like a frightful meteor, covered his whole face, and terrified all America more than any comet that had ever appeared.
• The splendor of a Burmah, The meteor of birds, Departing like a pageant Of ballads and of bards.
• Ah, that flash as of a sword across the sky! A meteor had fallen among the mountains.
• At Anagnia at first scattered fires appeared in the sky, afterwards a vast meteor blazed forth.
• THE HEAVENS Wisp and meteor nightly falling, But the Stars of God remain.
• Five years before, when Sylvia had been only eighteen, he had flashed like a meteor through her sky, and no other star had ever shone for her again.
• And with that he stooped suddenly and shot forward like a meteor, bearing her with him.
• We heard afterwards that about that time the meteor rushed once more across France.
• On the 15th they all saw a meteor fall from heaven, which made them very sad.

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