Pallid is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PALLID in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• pale, wan
• lacking vigour or intensity; insipid
• pale, esp because ill or weak
• Deficient in color; pale; wan; as, a pallid countenance; pallid blue.
• abnormally deficient in color as suggesting physical or emotional distress
• (of light) lacking in intensity or brightness; dim or feeble
• lacking in vitality or interest or effectiveness
• (of a person's face) pale, typically because of poor health

Words related to PALLID

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Words that contain PALLID

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How to use PALLID in a sentence

• His eyes were sunken, while underneath purple shadows fell upon his pallid cheeks.
• Faint bars of gray fell on the stretch of hill-tops, broad and pallid.
• It presents, also, an unnatural blue or pallid appearance, has a faint and slightly sour smell, and soon becomes putrid.
• His face was pallid, with drops of sweat standing out, with distorted, quivering lower jaw.
• In the dawn and pallid sunlight of the morning I saw the soldiers of France assembling.
• Then what was lurking near her pillow lifted a pallid head.
• Instantly the boy became pallid with fright, and implored Mr.
• I can see now his rather pallid face, and the unfamiliar sombre fire that had come into his eyes.
• Behind these four huddled the Grangioia women and children, for the most part pallid from fury rather than from fear, silently awaiting the end.
• Fowler noticing the stupor of her companion and her pallid features, asked her if she felt ill.
• Two narrow-chested city clerks stood still to stare at him, their pallid little faces blank with amazement.
• Her face, mild and Madonna-like, glimmered against the pallid rose leaves in the deep window-seat.
• She halted and stood there with her knees weak under her and her cheeks pallid.
• But the effect upon Kate was even worse, and her pallid face plainly told how much she was suffering.
• Still, she was terribly anxious, and her face was pallid with fear and anxiety.
• Here was a woman, young and pallid with grief and dread, who neither tried to move him by prayers and floods of tears, nor shrank from acknowledging a truth, however painful.
• The last gleam of daylight had vanished from the snowy peaks, leaving them wan and pallid as the dead.
• We called Tish and Aggie and they crept in, very subdued and pallid.
• Beneath the pallid fur around her pointed ears, the exquisite animal face was quite mad.
• Near this light figure of his beloved appeared another pallid woman, whose sorrowful looks tortured him, and struck his soul with anguish.
• His face was waxen white, and Alford noted how particularly black the mustache looked traversing the pallid visage.
• The western sky was a pallid bluish green, and Jupiter shone high in the south, before the capitulation was accomplished.
• But he was not absolutely certain that the woman was his mother till he stooped and beheld her face, pallid, and with closed eyes.
• His rather pallid face was covered with a scanty well-trimmed beard.
• As the pallid light declines, he studies his own soul, he reviews his past, he traces his wanderings from the way, and all has become clear.
• The girl dozed and woke when the pallid moon shone upon her face.

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