Pent is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PENT in dictionary:

VERB:
• Penned or shut up; confined; -- often with up.
NOUN:
• a penthouse
• penthouse
ADJECTIVE:
• closely confined
• closely confined or held back.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• confined

Words related to PENT

pen5 penthouse14 pents7

Words that contain PENT

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How to use PENT in a sentence

• Silence fell as something that had been pent and suddenly released.
• The fury which had so long been pent in his breast suddenly found vent, and, in the madness of the moment, he struck him.
• Talbot to herself, as she lifted the lid of a pent saucepan in which some boiled onions were mightily bubbling in a wild little world of steam.
• This poor chamber, so pent in, and so lowly, so obscure, has its significance.
• Then, pent secure in some commodious lane, Where stagnant Darkness holds her morbid reign.
• I weighed under ninety pounds, was blind as a bat from the long darkness, and had been so long pent in narrow walls that I was made dizzy by large open spaces.
• Truly, a man pent in a narrow cell is very helpless.
• It is a wondrous place, but I was pent in for lack of air as I passed through it.
• Such was the state of the country at the period when the unfortunate men whom we are about to describe were pent up in this newly discovered cavern.
• He was crowding into a few precious minutes all the pent emotions of his dearest dreams.
• In this pent sphere of being incomplete, The imperfect fragment of a beauteous whole, For yon rare regions, where the perfect meet, Sighs the lone soul.
• A military cordon, it was said, was to be cast about the whole ward and the people pent up inside to die.
• And make the prisoner pent Unwillingly represent A source of innocent merriment.
• And there was no use in remaining pent in this corridor.
• He left for Damascus and spent some time there, pent up in his sorrow, mourning by day and night.
• He was so happy that he felt like a mountain spring let loose in wind and sunshine, after being long pent up underground.
• CHAPTER XXXIV AFTER THE DELUGE In one elemental instant there was loosed in the soul of Mary Gage a pent flood of emotion.
• Pent words lay deep in her soul for an outpouring at the lightest sign.
• The love so long pent up was bursting out like a liberated cataract that sweeps the snow and the ice before it.
• In the tragedy of Pompilia we are taken far from the serene and homely region in which some of our teachers would fain have it that the whole moral universe can be snugly pent up.
• McCoy found a stifling, poisonous atmosphere in the pent cabin.
• It was an upheaval of the whole man under the stress of pent forces.
• And with this controlled fire pent up within him, he had counted the days, scratching them off his calendar with a dig each night that once or twice snapped the pen.
• Here the Legion was, hemmed and pent by countless hordes of fanatics whom any chance word or look, construed as a religious insult, might lash to fury.
• He was now pent up almost within the walls of his capital, while he saw the Achaeans domineering over the whole Peloponnesus.
• All the savagery of which the human heart is capable was pent within its brief bounds.
• Meanwhile, pent up with her Within the narrow confines of our bark, Seeing her face each moment of the day, The edge of my first shuddering fear grew blunt.
• Mayhap Heidrek would not chance being pent between two foes.
• Then, when he was thus pent up by us, Heidrek had tried to cut his way to the camp and take Myrkiartan prisoner, that he might hold him as hostage for safe departure.

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