Neigh is valid Scrabble Word

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

5 letters word
9 points in Scrabble
10 points in WWF

Definitions for NEIGH in dictionary:

VERB:

to utter the cry of a horse
(of a horse) utter a neigh
(of a person) make a sound similar to a neigh, especially when laughing
To utter the cry of the horse; to whinny.
To scoff or sneer; to jeer.
make a characteristic sound, of a horse
make this sound

NOUN:

a characteristic high whinnying sound made by a horse.
loud high-pitched sound made by a horse
The cry of a horse; a whinny.

the characteristic sounds made by a horse

Words related to NEIGH

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Words that contain NEIGH

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How to use NEIGH in a sentence

He immediately began to neigh, and slipped his halter.
At length the low, delighted neigh of his pony, which, with my own, had been picketed near the spot where I was reclining, warned me that his master was not far away.
These no sooner beheld the cavalcade of white men than, uttering a wild neigh, they tossed their flowing manes in the breeze and dashed away like a whirlwind.
Pierre Dumont soon after pointed out a place on the visible summit of the mountain, where a gorge between the neigh boring peaks admitted a view of the heavens beyond.
Slowly, inch by inch, the poor brute lost his hold of the slippery ground, and disappeared, with a shrill neigh of terror, from sight.
And it is rather a pity if the reader imagines that to laugh at his neigh is to forget respect for his venerable faith.
Into the dream, appropriately enough, ran the neigh of a horse, long drawn and shrill of pitch, interrupted by a sudden burst of deep-throated curses from the riders.
From the steppes came the ringing neigh of the horses, and red streaks shone brightly in the sky.
When she saw him at the gate she would neigh with joy, and trot up to him.
I have heard another neigh almost daily about ten minutes before the time of loosening in the evening, whether in summer or winter.

As the horse of Darius was the first to neigh, Darius was proclaimed king.
But they had only gained half the distance, when Ned espied them, and, with a loud neigh, gave chase at full gallop.
I rode on after the beast, who kept letting me come nearer and nearer, and then darted off again with his loud-laughing neigh.
He had not gone a dozen paces when Senorita uttered a shrill neigh of distress at being thus deserted, and began a noisy struggle to break loose.
From the stable came the faint neigh of the old mare, and he remembered suddenly that he had forgotten to put straw in her stall and to loosen her halter that she might lie down.
And one other time, as I was coming to the fountain with my pitcher, I heard a neigh.
Oh, such a brisk and melodious neigh as that was! My very heart leaped with delight at the sound.
The tramp of horses, their brisk neigh, and the flourish of their long tails added to the general attraction.
The horse up on the bluff sent forth again its shrill neigh, to which the one beside them responded.
He had no sooner felt the whip than he began to neigh in a most horrible manner, and, extending wings, which I had not before perceived, flew up with me into the air.
He heard behind him a shrill neigh of challenge and in a moment the thunder of many hoofs.
There is also the neigh of affection that is often given to his master when they first meet in the morning.
My knaves were beginning to stray forward out of curiosity, and at any moment one of our horses, scenting those of the enemy, might neigh and give the alarm.
They had not been quiet many moments when the shrill neigh of a mustang rang out.
When Silvermane saw him striding through the cedars or across the grassy belt of the valley he would neigh his gladness.
The extra posts arrive later, and the horses neigh.
He never once glanced back at the farm-house, but the mare several times bent her neck around and emitted a doleful neigh, as if complaining because her good days were now over.
That very night, while the builder was employing his horse to convey stones, a mare suddenly ran out of a neighbouring forest and commenced to neigh.
A lamb has no neigh, a chicken has breeding, a circus has an object and the best is to be done.
He gave us a civil neigh, and looked at us curiously.
As if the beast understood her thoughts he stopped with a neigh, and looked around at her.
Then a shrill neigh of a horse pierced the silence.
Hardly had he fastened his roan and begun to build a fire, by which to cook his supper, when he was startled by the neigh of a horse up in the mountains.
They throw their heads about, snort and neigh, and seem as if they would jump over the barriers in their frantic effort to get a good feed.
Sir Galahad was there, undergoing his morning toilet, and greeted his master with a loud neigh of delight.

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