Observant is valid Scrabble Word

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

9 letters word
14 points in Scrabble
17 points in WWF

Definitions for OBSERVANT in dictionary:

NOUN:

a person who observes a law, custom etc.
a member of a branch of the Franciscan order that followed a strict rule.
One who observes forms and rules.
A sycophantic servant.
An Observantine.

ADJECTIVE:

carefully attentive
quick to notice or perceive things
adhering strictly to the rules of a particular religion, especially Judaism
quick to notice things
Taking notice; viewing or noticing attentively; watchful; attentive; as, an observant spectator; observant habits.

Submissively attentive; obediently watchful; regardful; mindful; obedient (to); -- with of, as, to be observant of rules.
paying close attention especially to details
quick to notice; showing quick and keen perception
(of individuals) adhering strictly to laws and rules and customs

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

paying strict attention; watchful; keen, perceptive

Words related to OBSERVANT

observantly19 observants15

Words that contain OBSERVANT

observants15 inobservant16 observantly19 unobservant16 nonobservant17 inobservantly21

How to use OBSERVANT in a sentence

Then they passed out on the street, and no ordinarily observant person would have suspected them of being anything more than school friends.
But every observant person must be aware that this tendency has produced its evils as well as its good.
Standing among your women and children, and your old grandfathers and grandmothers, I was ashamed of looking with watchful and observant eyes.
Job was known in the force as quiet, self-contained, observant, patient, and was possessed of an extraordinarily retentive memory.
Sylvia noted again his long, strong hands, his aquiline, tanned face and clear eyes, his thoughtful, observant eyes.
An observant friend graphically described to me the effect produced on her by two such twins whom she had met casually.
Of all men, the Greeks were the most observant, the most readily and profoundly impressed.
Thou art ever observant of virtue, and art of pure character.
Still the observant eye of Wilder detected no hesitation or doubt in the manner of his chief.
But little was gained by shutting out such a bright and observant woman.

Thus silent and observant and qualified by former occupation, he could well undertake the writing of this book.
Children resent this, and are far more keen and observant of these matters than their elders think.
Had he been a little more observant, there was something else which would have attracted his attention, on his passage through the woods.
This dogmatic religious quality has been noted by many of the most observant critics of Socialism.
He had never fancied that, in such matters, Munro had been so observant, and for a few moments gave no reply.
He had neat small sidewhiskers, and a pleasant observant eye.
In that seven years, for most of which I heard everything and answered none, except by my pencil, I was prosperous, observant, sober, and considerate.
Though he remained ever a stranger to Russia and his fellows, as he did to himself, he became the most observant of travelers.
Seated on the adjoining gallery, alone and in darkness, stricken and sorrowing, a woman had been silently observant of the meeting, and had heard occasional snatches of the talk.
Few men are so observant of all that passes around.
Laurencine sat critically observant on the end of a sofa.
Keen, observant, alert, ambitious, energetic, courageous, refined, sensitive, emotional, enthusiastic, appreciative of approval, friendly.
The body was gone, it was true, but as he turned he beheld Miss Porter, at a few paces distant, sitting her horse as energetic and observant as on the first morning they had met.
As she walked toward the house, though absorbed with a serious purpose, she continued to be as observant of everything as usual.
Had an eye been observant of her, it would have been noticed that Mrs.
She approached the house now, observant of everything as she tripped.
It had been plain to less observant eyes than hers that the newly arrived Philadelphus was not delighted with the bride he had met.
She had seen a lot of people on trial and her observant eyes took in every detail.
Graeme was one of the silent and observant ones, and he could not but think how beneficent Nature is in casting us in many moulds.
Indeed, it seemed to him afterwards that, for a silent and observant man, he had been led into quite unwonted, but none the less very enjoyable, ways.
To understand this, it will be desirable to enter somewhat into the scientific questions which occupied the mind of this great mariner and most observant man.

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