Scoffs is valid Scrabble Word

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

6 letters word
14 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for SCOFFS in dictionary:

VERB:

SCOFF, to express rude doubt or derision, also SKOFF
speak to someone or about something in a scornfully derisive or mocking way
eat (something) quickly and greedily

NOUN:

Words related to SCOFFS

scoff13 scoffed16 scoffing17

How to use SCOFFS in a sentence

I know not whether Sartach really believes in Christ, but am certain that he refuses to be called a Christian, and I rather think that he scoffs at Christianity.
What, can your grace endure these cursed scoffs? MARIUS.
Or it may grow to a torrent, even a river, that in its wild career scoffs at banks, and spreads devastation through the valley.
He calmly accepts the consequences of his crime, and to the last mocks and scoffs at Kriemhild, until her fury knows no bounds.
In spite of the intrigues of the Spanish court and the scoffs of playwrights, Virginia had been settled and had become a flourishing colony.
Each in turn is interrupted by Tannhaeuser, who, with ever-growing vehemence, scoffs at the pale raptures of his friends.
In the next place he showed his love by the meekness and patience with which he bore the scoffs and sneers, and persecutions of the opposing Jews.
The Piedmontese scoffs at cardinals, because he scoffs at the church and at all religion in general.
It is not at the Old Masters that he scoffs in Italy, but rather at those who pay lip-service to things which they neither enjoy nor understand.
He does not believe that the town will hold out long, and scoffs at the mode in which it is being defended.

Things which have the approval of ages emit the odor of sanctity, and whoever scoffs does so at his peril.
It was the family of the deposed monarch, which he had sent off thus early to save them from possible scoffs and insults.
Reason, the kind of reason which scoffs at ideals, told me that I was foolish to fight for a principle.
No true Mason scoffs at honest convictions and an ardent zeal in the cause of what one believes to be truth and justice.
They tore the sick from their beds, drove them with scoffs and insults into the streets, cut up their beds, and covered them over with the feathers.
To this modern Romans affixed their scoffs at persons or laws open to ridicule or censure.
Kettle was immensely sensitive about his accomplishment, and had writhed under brutal scoffs and polished ridicule at his poetry more times than he cared to count.
Be this so or not our Downs are to us delectable mountains, and let the reader who scoffs at the noun remember that size is no criterion of either beauty or sublimity.
He was stoned with their jokes, and riddled by the scoffs shot at him.
If a man has transgressed the one law, and speaks lies, and scoffs at another world, there is no evil he will not do.
I met with scoffs, I met with scorns From youth, and babe, and hoary hairs, They called me in the public squares, The fool that wears a crown of thorns.

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