Senses is valid Scrabble Word

Is senses a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
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Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is senses valid Words with Friends?
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6 letters word
6 points in Scrabble
7 points in WWF

Definitions for SENSES in dictionary:

VERB:

SENSE, to have an impression or inward feeling
perceive by a sense or senses
be aware of (something) without being able to define exactly how one knows
(of a machine or similar device) detect

NOUN:

a faculty by which the body perceives an external stimulus; one of the faculties of sight, smell, hearing, taste, and touch
a feeling that something is the case
a keen intuitive awareness of or sensitivity to the presence or importance of something
a sane and realistic attitude to situations and problems
a reasonable or comprehensible rationale
a way in which an expression or a situation can be interpreted; a meaning

a property (e.g. direction of motion) distinguishing a pair of objects, quantities, effects, etc. which differ only in that each is the reverse of the other
relating to or denoting a coding sequence of nucleotides, complementary to an antisense sequence.

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to perceive by the senses (any of certain agencies through which an individual receives impressions of the external world)

Words related to SENSES

sense5 sensed7 sensing8

Words that contain SENSES

unsenses8 missenses11 nonsenses9 subsenses11 undersenses12 multisenses13

How to use SENSES in a sentence

The mind in a close watch falls under a spell, so that while the senses are alert the thoughts are apt to wander.
To your limited senses it will be completely invisible to you.
Not in them, but in the savage, can we see man as he is by nature, the puppet of his senses and his passions, the natural slave of his own fears.
Her mind was too intently occupied for the usual observation of the senses.
All our ideas spring from the senses, but their production requires communication and converse between man and man.
Anger and resentment almost deprived me of my senses, and I saw clearly that if I did not do something, revenge myself upon her in some way, something terrible would happen to me.
Am I in my right senses? Zinca jumps up, springs to the window, opens it, and we look out.
On the whole, it was more likely that his own senses were sharpening.
It brought me to my senses as nothing else could have done, and I sat upright with a hoarse cry.
Was I losing my senses indeed? A doubt of my own sanity momentarily possessed me.

But as soon as he came to his senses he demanded to be brought home.
But it seems to me that such training as that to which I have referred may be termed liberal, in both the senses in which that word is employed, with perfect accuracy.
For some time Ford could only read and re-read the exciting telegram, scarcely trusting the evidence of his senses.
Our senses deceive us with respect to distance, shape, and colour.
All emotion, says the common man of science, must ultimately be traced to the senses.
Her ears had heard it, but her senses were too drowsy then to dwell for long upon its consideration.
The hand of a master struck the keys and brought the notes out, clear and rhythmic, full strong notes that made the blood boil and the senses swim.
When he recovered his senses he looked ten years older.
Perhaps his senses are not fine enough to discern the spirit company, but he is well content with the happiness of mother and child.
Further, deaf-mutes, even those of small ability, imitate all sorts of movements that are plainly visible much better, in general, than do persons with all their senses.
Pondering these things, I remembered how, four thousand years ago, a stiff-necked generation were brought to their senses and on their knees.
With new and interesting scenes opening up constantly before the eyes the senses are kept on the alert.
The Body of an Animal is an Object adequate to our Senses.
In the Buddhistic religion salvation is found through an emancipation from the craving for the gratification of the senses, for a future life, and for prosperity.
He who has no desires, who had no desires, who has freed himself from all desires, is satisfied in his desires and in himself, his senses do not go out.
These senses could each come in contact with the special characteristic of that element of which they were composed.
Sometimes the clairvoyant senses some past-time experience, the place and time of which is unknown to him.
The help that our senses lend to one another, is an obstacle to their perfection.
Excitement has worn the senses so that their report grows dull and feeble.

Similar words containing SENSE without suffix s

sense5 sensed7 sensei6 senseis7 unsense7 missense10 nonsense8 senseful11 subsense10 unsensed9 unsenses8 antisense9 missensed12 missenses11 nonsenses9 senseless9 subsenses11 multisense12 undersense11 commonsense17 senselessly14 undersenses12 multisenses13 senselessness13 senselessnesses15

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