Omen is valid Scrabble Word

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

4 letters word
6 points in Scrabble
8 points in WWF

Definitions for OMEN in dictionary:

VERB:

to provide with a prophetic sign
To divine or to foreshow by signs or portents; to have omens or premonitions regarding; to predict; to augur; as, to omen ill of an enterprise.
indicate by signs
portend

NOUN:

an event regarded as a portent of good or evil
prophetic significance
happening or object thought to foretell success or misfortune
An occurrence supposed to portend, or show the character of, some future event; any indication or action regarded as a foreshowing; a foreboding; a presage; an augury.
a sign of something about to happen

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to be an omen (a prophetic sign) of

Words related to OMEN

omened9 omening10 omens7

How to use OMEN in a sentence

Esther might refuse to go fishing and that would be a bad omen.
To Mozart, however, there was something uncanny in the whole matter, and he could not work off the suspicious dread that the death-music he was writing was an omen of his own end.
A brighter day seemed at last to be dawning, and a most curious happening, just at this time, came to the inventor as an auspicious omen.
It is seen in storms, driving by with all sails set, and is generally held to be an omen of disaster.
It was a good omen, if not in any more remote sense, yet as promising a fine day.
The laugh of Jim Framtree was the only good omen to her.
Not wishing to be considered as a prophet of evil omen, Jane kept her own counsel in regard to this significant discovery.
Some were alarmed, and thought it was an omen of fearful events.
So Frode caught up some dust from the ground whence Froger had gone, and thought that he had been granted an omen of victory.
No sooner, however, was his back turned than a violent wind storm assailed him in his rear, which some construed as an omen clearly significant of what was about to take place.

The circumstance of the sun glancing his rays upon the coffin was not unobserved by the peasantry, who considered it as a good omen to the spirit of the departed.
Sometimes a dictator was chosen merely to fulfil an omen, by driving a nail into the head of the great statue of Jupiter in the Capitol.
Being nearly dismounted, and deeming it a bad omen, the king called out in a rage to have his head cut off.
After being some time on board, with his family and retinue as usual, he determined, on account of an ill omen that was observed, to return to the shore.
An omen as to whether the patient will live or die is taken from the colour of the tobacco smoke.
The young beauty of the world would have been a good omen for the happiness of her new life.
If they are even, the omen is bad, but if they are odd, all is well.
Satisfied that we had now no further reason for delay, we kept away North-West with a fresh southerly wind, and the glad omen of a brilliant sunset.
Does he dwell near by? What! In that very tower? It is of good omen.
Again he won his stake, an omen for the day, and was exultant.
We killed two wild hogs on our way, which our soldiers considered as a good omen of our ultimate success.
Pray God it be not an ill omen! I shall lose my eyes and you this letter if I make it longer.
Having been long dead, it could not be known whether these people were Christians or Indians, but it was considered an evil omen.
He anchored in a great river, to which he gave the name of San Salvador, for a good omen.
Was it an omen? His speculations were cut short by a voice at his very side.
Its existence and its efforts have at best the value of a good omen.
Why address me in words of ill omen? This is an evil prelude.
Men turned away their faces as from a sight of evil omen.
It was rather a poor omen for Gilbert that Margaret should have turned to the old servant, who had advanced a pace, and calmly motioned her back to her corner.
But as he rode on, reflecting, he read more in the omen.
His mantle fell on no unworthy shoulders, and it is a good omen that his chief disciple, Mr.
Whatever I was going to do, there were not many hours of the night left in which to act, and I was determined to be out of that house of ill omen before day dawned.

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