Pangs is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PANGS in dictionary:

VERB:
• PANG, to inflict a violent but brief pain
NOUN:
• a sudden sharp pain or painful emotion
ADJECTIVE:
• crammed or densely packed
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to cause to have spasms of pain

Words related to PANGS

pang7 panged10 panging11

Words that contain PANGS

spangs9 trepangs11

How to use PANGS in a sentence

• Such is the situation of Hungary, which has lost everything, and which suffers the most atrocious privations and the most cruel pangs of hunger.
• They aggravated all their pangs in that mad struggle to get free.
• Whatever pangs there may be belonging to it, and of course there are some, are lost and swallowed up to me in great joy and gratitude.
• Fierce pangs and flashes of bewildering light Leaped through my brain and danced before my eyes.
• And I must wear the outward show of calmness Before my sister, and shut in within me The pangs and agonies of my crowded bosom.
• How many hours of night or day In those suspended pangs I lay.
• And he was suffering from the pangs of hunger and his inner soul seemed parched with thirst.
• But if we must fast, then I warrant we, being Englishmen, can endure our pangs for a day.
• Was it strange that some sharp pangs of regret filled their hearts? Mr.
• And their manner of seeing him was provocative of innocent envy pangs to Frederick.
• The birth pangs make all men the debtors of all women.
• Oddly enough, the one person whose daring might reasonably be suspected, gave no signs of the pangs of doubt.
• That mirth, monsieur, was one of the keenest pangs I have known.
• The third day on the raft they began to feel the pangs of hunger.
• To be so susceptible of pleasure, I would be willing to encounter all the keenness of pangs suffered by such natures.
• O Ferdinand! what has that separation not cost me! Pangs that I could not conceive any human misery could occasion.
• Paul wanted to be voracious, but Henry restrained him, knowing well that if he indulged liberally he might suffer worse pangs than those of hunger.
• They described the pangs of hunger as something terrible and not to be described.
• Did he really wish not to pursue the topic which had brought Peregrine from his grave? It would of course be all the better, but it cost her some terrible pangs to think so.
• Often when I felt the pangs of famine I added some sugar to this mess and ate it with relish.
• He had not known his passions were so tempestuous and that he could be prey to such pangs of anguish and of rage.
• Towards the evening of his third day, he had suffered very severely from the pangs of hunger.
• So once more Lane became a sufferer, burdened by pangs, a wanderer along the naked and lonely shore of grief.
• Slowly the stings and pangs of circulation came back into the chilled flesh.
• There had been a motive then, after all, at the bottom of that display of confidence which had occasioned him such pangs of self-reproach.

Similar words containing PANG without suffix s

pang7 panga8 spang8 pangas9 panged10 pangen9 spangs9 pangamy15 pangene10 pangens10 panging11 pangram12 spanged11 spangle10 spangly13 trepang10 pangamic15 pangenes11 pangless11 pangolin11 pangrams13 spanghew17 spanging12 spangled12 spangler11 spangles11 spanglet11 trepangs11 unpanged12 bespangle14 pangamies14 pangolins12 spanghews18 spanglers12 spanglets12 spanglier12 spangling13 bespangled16 bespangles15 pangeneses13 pangenesis13 pangenetic15 spanghewed20 spangliest13 spanglings14 bespangling17 spanghewing21 pangrammatist20 pangenetically22 pangrammatists21

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