Rotund is valid Scrabble Word

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

6 letters word
7 points in Scrabble
9 points in WWF

Definitions for ROTUND in dictionary:

VERB:

to round
make round

NOUN:

A rotunda.

ADJECTIVE:

rounded, plump
(of a person) large and plump
round or spherical
(of speech or literary style) sonorous; grandiloquent.
round and plump
Round; circular; spherical.
Hence, complete; entire.

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

marked by roundness

Words related to ROTUND

rotunded10 rotunder9 rotundest10 rotunding11 rotundity13 rotundly12 rotunds8

Words that contain ROTUND

orotund8 rotunda8 rotunds8 rotundas9 rotunded10 rotunder9 rotundly12 rotundate10 rotundest10 rotunding11 rotundity13 orotundly13 orotundity14 rotundness11 rotundities12 ororotundity16 orotundities13 rotundnesses13 ororotundities15

How to use ROTUND in a sentence

I asked Rawlins to drive me back, but he rushed from the courthouse, probably to telephone his rotund superior.
All the friars were of a rotund form, and many of them bore the marks of good living in their full, red, and bloated faces.
Shortly afterwards came Liebard, the farmer of Toucques, short, rotund and ruddy, wearing a grey jacket and spurred boots.
Engrossed as he was in recording his gains, he could not refrain from lifting his eyes now and again to feast them on that rotund little body, like a goblet set on two pillars.
Orde spent the rest of the morning with Heinzman, a very rotund, cautious person of German extraction and accent.
They had a soft, rotund, cuddled-up appearance, that was powerfully suggestive of comfort.
The cook loved to surprise his following by distributing rotund, raw onions, with the whiteness of marble and an acrid surprise that brought tears to the eyes.
Paddle-wheels churning, the rotund boat swung into the Brooklyn dock.
The sheriff was thinking, his hands crossed upon his rotund stomach and his bowed legs as near crossed as they could ever be without an operation.
Altogether, Horace was a short, rotund man, smiling but serious, of nothing very remarkable either in appearance or in manner, and with a look of the plain citizen.

Going home, he bathed and changed into his customary garb of smooth black, to which his rotund placidity of bearing imparted an indescribably silky finish.
Then its ample seat would have been pressed by the comfortable, rotund corporation of the honest mint-master.
It was a little fellow with hunched shoulders, a rotund stomach and an unnaturally large head.
Rotund in appearance, he was as jolly as he was fat, and his chief failing was his appetite.
Upon the rotund barrel of this water-cart rode a boy.
A Word lacking in dignity in the very least would have ruined the whole picture, and so would a word whose rotund sound did not correspond to the loftiness of the passage.
Life passes over her, and its only effect is to make her rotund and unwieldy.
Once he turned and walked for a long way after a little man of rotund inviting outline, but he was unable to master confidence to address him.
The rotund gentleman dealt a card face downwards to each of his opponents, who then looked at their cards and staked on them, by pushing little piles of gold or silver forward.
He cannot but admire the rotund speech and swelling adventures of those days.
One result of this is that his human beings are seldom as rotund as life.
You look in vain among the aviators for a huge, rotund figure.
The mandarin was a jolly rotund little fellow who simulated great sympathy when he informed me that he had received no mail for us.
His bulk, to which, as a rotund lady, she had taken an antipathy, seemed to dwindle down as it was looked at.
A rotund figure upon horseback appears at a bend in the road.
Addison, in the Spectators concerning the pleasures of the imagination, thinks it is because in the rotund at one glance you see half the building.
The original, evidently, of the portrait, and a small, rotund woman in mauve brocade, advanced to meet them.
Presently it drew up alongside the group and a short, rotund gentleman, clad in furs, sprang out and came swiftly, bag in hand.
The first suggestion conveyed by his rotund figure was, that however scantily he furnished his boarders, he never stinted himself in the matter of food.
But as Francis was large and rotund, and Douglas was not, the affair terminated unsatisfactorily for the latter.

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