Sallow is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SALLOW in dictionary:

VERB:
• to make sallow
• To tinge with sallowness.
• cause to become sallow
• make sallow
NOUN:
• a willow tree, especially one of a low-growing or shrubby kind.
• a European moth with dull yellow, orange, and brown patterned wings.
• The willow; willow twigs.
• A name given to certain species of willow, especially those which do not have flexible shoots, as Salix caprea, S. cinerea, etc.
• any of several Old World shrubby broad-leaved willows having large catkins; some are important sources for tanbark and charcoal
• any of several small willow trees
ADJECTIVE:
• of an unhealthy pale or yellowish colour
• unhealthy looking
• (of a person's face or complexion) of an unhealthy yellow or pale brown colour
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• of a sickly yellowish color

Words related to SALLOW

sallowed12 sallower11 sallowest12 sallowing13 sallowish15 sallowly14 sallowness13 sallows10 sallowy13

Words that contain SALLOW

sallows10 sallowy13 disallow12 sallowed12 sallower11 sallowly14 disallows13 sallowest12 sallowing13 sallowish15 sallowier12 disallowed15 sallowness13 sallowiest13 disallowing16 disallowable18 disallowance18 sallownesses15 disallowances19

How to use SALLOW in a sentence

• One had the sallow look of a weaver, another was a hind with a big, foolish face, and there was a slip of a lad who might once have been a student of divinity.
• Ferdinand Knopf was a middle-aged man, with sallow complexion, black hair and beard, of obviously Hebrew extraction.
• The dull light of the rainy morning made her own face look grey and sallow.
• His sensitive, thin face was sallow, and there were dark circles under his moody eyes.
• Then, with a sudden little gesture, Julia patted the wrinkled, sallow cheek and was off down the hall and round the corner to two-eighteen.
• Margaret looked at her, thinking how sallow the plump, fair face had grown, and how faded the kindly blue eyes were now.
• From where they were, they could see that La Croix had a thin, sallow face, a long, sharp nose and a closely-trimmed dark moustache.
• He was of slight build, sallow, and had brown eyes.
• Reaching a remote part of the grounds, we were passed by a lean, sallow, sour-looking old man, drawn by a servant in a chair on wheels.
• He looked thin and nervous and sallow amid all the splendour.
• He became at times pale, sallow, worn, and haggard.
• She noticed for the first time how sunken and sallow it was, and how dimly and wearily his eyes looked out from under their shaggy eyebrows.
• The prisoner, guarded by two gendarmes with naked swords, was a thin, narrow-chested lad of 20, with a bloodless, sallow face, dressed in a grey cloak.
• He was short, bony, had very prominent cheek bones, a sallow complexion, thin lips and beautiful, greenish eyes, rather far apart.
• His red hair seemed to change to a livelier red, and his sallow cheeks to a deeper sallow, as we glanced at him stealthily over the tops of our slates the next day in school.
• Berger, who was a short, squat fellow with a sallow face and uneasy black eyes, took his seat beside the soldier chauffeur.
• Gone were the angular figure, the awkward movements, the sallow face, the slow wits.
• In truth, the poor lady was marvellously thin, and as sallow and gaunt as she was thin.
• The jailer was a tall, slim, sallow man with a thin gray beard.
• John Massingbird had a scarlet streak on his sallow cheek, never seen there above once or twice in his life, and then caused by deep emotion.
• His face, always intensely sallow, almost Italian in its olive tint, was livid.

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