Precipice is valid Scrabble Word

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

9 letters word
17 points in Scrabble
21 points in WWF

Definitions for PRECIPICE in dictionary:

NOUN:

a high vertical or nearly vertical cliff or rock face
a very steep rock face or cliff, especially a tall one
very steep face of a cliff
A sudden or headlong fall.
A headlong steep; a very steep, perpendicular, or overhanging place; an abrupt declivity; a cliff.
a very steep cliff

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

a very steep or overhanging place

Words related to PRECIPICE

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Words that contain PRECIPICE

precipiced19 precipices18

How to use PRECIPICE in a sentence

So one moonlight night at ebb tide the crowd of soldiers crept into the cavern and lashed two long ladders together, and began to climb up the precipice.
This stone he contrived to bring to the edge of the precipice and then to throw it over.
Some tried to climb the rock, but before they could reach her she threw herself down the precipice and fell a corpse at the feet of her friends.
From the rim of this precipice, the peak sloped gradually down and back to the edge of the pines that grew about its base.
A CITY OF WONDER Past the upper corner of a precipice the moon rode into view.
Already when I arrived some colour began to show in the amethyst precipice below the gap although it was not yet morning.
And as I walked in the dark along the amethyst precipice I suddenly saw across it a curved white bridge.
A narrow tongue of shale, on so steep a slope that it barely clung to the mountain, ran twenty feet to a precipice.
To get up again, it climbs, parrot-like, with its hooked claws, up the surface of the trunk or the face of a precipice.
Our fighting and creative society ought rather to insist on the danger of everybody, on the fact that every man is hanging by a thread or clinging to a precipice.

It was a powerful stream, thirty-five feet broad, fresh from the Nevada, that made the plunge from the brow of the awful precipice.
They are at present in a frenzy, and will not be recovered from it, till they shall have leaped the precipice they are now so boldly advancing to.
A goat track ran along the face of this precipice, to a point where the hill fell back, forming a sort of semicircular arena on the very face of the precipice.
Presently the fear of falling down some precipice seized her and saved her life, for she stopped suddenly, fancying the ground would disappear before her if she made another step.
Her fascinated eyes followed him while he moved out from the plateau across the face of the precipice.
He had to encircle the tree twice with the rope to guard against a too rapid descent, and to smooth the precipice where the rope went over the edge to keep it from cutting.
Although Tommy is quite right to rush towards a precipice, yet he must be stood in the corner for doing it.
The flood from the Lakes was not diminished, and the precipice over which the water plunged was none the less steep.
He is at no more Expence in a long Vista, than a short one, and can as easily throw his Cascades from a Precipice of half a Mile high, as from one of twenty Yards.
The precipice was both steep and high, and had the First Consul gone down it, it is not probable he would ever have gone up the St.
The portal at which Agnes and her grandmother knocked, after ascending the winding staircase cut in the precipice, opened through an arched passage into this garden.
We found the little mule stopped by a still higher precipice or perpendicular rise of fully ten feet.
One day, leaning over the precipice, she managed to whisper into the ear of a Sabine soldier her treacherous plan.
Much of the apparent obscurity of Browning is due to his habit of climbing up a precipice of thought, and then kicking away the ladder by which he climbed.
He sprang to his feet, rushed in frantic fear to the edge of the precipice, threw up his arms, and plunged headlong.
Caught as I was, on the very brink of the precipice, I should almost certainly have slipped and fallen over, in my dazed condition, when I tried to get up.
A ledge under the shadow of a precipice makes a trying winter residence.
A man hurled from a desperate precipice, in the living act to fall, is properly an object of terror, sudden and quaking.
On the summit rested a fleecy cloud which concealed the pointed crags and hung from the edges of the precipice like a border of fine drapery.
She recoiled from the picture as from a precipice that all unwittingly she had escaped.

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