Pitchy is valid Scrabble Word

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

6 letters word
16 points in Scrabble
16 points in WWF

Definitions for PITCHY in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:

like pitch
like or as dark as pitch.
off-pitch; out of tune
full of or covered with pitch
Partaking of the qualities of pitch; resembling pitch.
Smeared with pitch.
Black; pitch-dark; dismal.
of the blackest black; similar to the color of jet or coal
having the characteristics of pitch or tar

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

tarry

Words related to PITCHY

pitchier15 pitchiest16 pitchily18 pitchiness17

How to use PITCHY in a sentence

In dead silence and in pitchy darkness I struggled up the stone steps, wondering what I should find at the next turning.
The scud, however, had covered the moon once more, and the darkness was so pitchy black that I felt that I might reconnoitre a little more closely without fear of discovery.
He paused at the entrance, and then, with a rustling of branches and snapping of twigs, the faint light was suddenly shut off from outside, and we were left in pitchy darkness.
O, whither may I cast my looks? to heaven? Black pitchy clouds from thence rain down revenge.
On a sudden the day became overcast, and ere long it grew pitchy dark.
Ten thousand other piles were kindled at the same moment, and in an instant the pitchy darkness was converted into light as bright as that of noonday.
They had been implored to go in the boats, but the night was dark, the sea was rough and pitchy, and she was sure the boat would upset before they had gone a hundred yards.
Now two of these were pitchy of hue, while the third seemed to have whitish scales, and was hung somewhat higher than the others.
For the tents were dusky in colour, and muffled in a sort of pitchy coverings, that they might not catch the eye of anyone who came near.
The clouds were of pitchy darkness, and we could see nothing beyond the road, except the lights of peasant-cottages trembling through the gloom.

It was slow work hunting, feeling it was for the most part, pitchy dark, with confusing blue gleams down the companion.
She lighted a short piece of pitchy wood, intending to locate the heavy camp axe.
Meanwhile, in the pitchy night the fire died down and the wood pile grew small.
The night, however, was so pitchy dark, that even although well acquainted as he was with the road, he found some difficulty in avoiding the drains and ditches that enclosed it.
The men threw away their pistols and powder, and rushed in a body towards the windows, from whence smoke was streaming of a pitchy darkness and suffocating odor.
The night was pitchy black and a drizzling rain was falling, but Eli had often travelled on as dark nights, and he was determined.
They took their shoes off, and walking upon the hard sand which formed the ground, entered the pitchy darkness.
The night was moonless and pitchy black, but Grenfell set out at once to look for dogs.
The surface is all dazzling glare, or pitchy gloom.
The darkness being profound, the dazzling splendor of the stars only gave a deeper blackness to the pitchy sky.
Right in their very path, a blazing ball of fire had suddenly risen up before their eyes, the pitchy darkness all round it rendering its glare still more blinding.
But it was inconceivably brighter than either, and was furthermore strangely relieved by the pitchy blackness both of sky and Moon.
This, and the pitchy darkness of the night, prevented the Austrian cavalry from acting, and enabled him to get his broken columns on the safe side of the Rhine.
Standing there by the curtained window, her eyes fixed on the pitchy darkness, a new era in her existence seemed to dawn.
The sky grew dark, the emerald waves pitchy black, only they were crested with foam that blew in my face.
In the pitchy blackness under the shelving cliff they picked their way cautiously, and turned a corner.
He was the man who had organized an exhaustive search for the convoy and had found the convoy in the pitchy blackness.
The darkness was perfectly pitchy, and we had to feel for every step to be sure that it was a solid place and not the slippery edge that went straight down into the sea.
Wind, fire, and steam, with dust combined, produced a pitchy darkness, rendering all invisible.
The room was filled with their pitchy, wholesome perfume, with the dancing light of their blaze and with the warmth made grateful by that mountain height.
By the time the watch was ended Dave Darrin was truly a pitchy, soiled, perspiration-soaked sight.
Meanwhile, in the pitchy night the fire died down and the woodpile grew small.
The steam and dust were driven to a height of 13,000 feet, where they spread into a canopy of much greater elevation, causing pitchy darkness beneath.
A sheer perpendicular board wall, some twelve or fifteen feet high, shrouded in pitchy darkness and apparently within earshot of a police spy, did not daunt Bessy Bell.
The dingy Salons of yore, with their pitchy canvases, had made way for a Salon full of sunshine, gay as spring itself.
It was pitchy dark, and the roar of the sea, under the terrific sweep of the tempest, was truly awful.

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