Rheumatic is valid Scrabble Word

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

9 letters word
16 points in Scrabble
18 points in WWF

Definitions for RHEUMATIC in dictionary:

NOUN:

ADJECTIVE:

related to rheumatism
relating to or caused by rheumatism
(of a person or part of the body) affected by rheumatism
(person) affected by rheumatism
Derived from, or having the character of, rheum; rheumic.

Of or pertaining to rheumatism; as, rheumatic pains or affections; affected with rheumatism; as, a rheumatic old man; causing rheumatism; as, a rheumatic day.
of or pertaining to arthritis

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

of, relating to, characteristic of, or affected with rheumatism

Words related to RHEUMATIC

rheumatically23 rheumatics17

Words that contain RHEUMATIC

rheumatics17 rheumatical18 rheumaticky25 antirheumatic20 rheumatically23 antirheumatics21

How to use RHEUMATIC in a sentence

The old people said it would be damp and rheumatic and would certainly be the death of them.
A night not soon to be forgot, Reviving old rheumatic pains And longings for a cot.
Here, at least, there were no tourists, only ugly rheumatic invalids, and unattractive.
So she was whirled along a country road, jolted in the tonneau between a fat man from Calgary and a rheumatic dame on her way to take hot sulphur baths at St.
A rheumatic boy, who works for us off and on, says it has been splendid for him.
One should not therefore incur the risk of rheumatic fever.
He is an old man, of course, but distinguished-looking still, though much broken with rheumatic gout, which keeps him mostly at home.
Crompton when his rheumatic gout prevented him from walking.
Sir Richard, though rheumatic in the wrists, was nimble of foot and an inveterate walker.
Two of the party are affected with rheumatic complaints.

An attack of rheumatic fever in the summer had left him little better than a cripple.
It seems he has again been suffering sharply from his rheumatic affection.
This liability to rheumatic pain was one of the strong arguments used against the marriage.
In his younger days he had been a noted trapper, bear hunter and moose hunter, but now he was too infirm and rheumatic to take long tramps in the woods.
She would probably never have confessed even then, had she not taken rheumatic fever and thought she was dying.
Two hours later he was seized with ague and violent rheumatic pains.
I have long suspected that oysters have a rheumatic tendency.
She never wore any other, and she only gave it to Nick when her fingers were too rheumatic to wear it any longer.
On April 11, the illness, now recognised as rheumatic fever, increased, and on the 19th he was no more.
I have experienced great benefit from it in rheumatic pains, particularly those of the fixed kind, and which were seated deep.
Rheumatic complaints, however, which are scarcely known there, exist here to a considerable extent.
SOAP LAKE, on a lake of the same name, is noted as a resort for the rheumatic.
As for himself, he was getting too old and rheumatic to hunt, but he had had a little sport with bears in his time.
For a rheumatic hand, Miss Elsworth, he handled his sword somewhat skilfully, just now.
He does not appear to have been treated while in the Army for rheumatism, though some evidence is presented of his complaining of rheumatic symptoms.

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