Seraphine is valid Scrabble Word

Is seraphine a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary NO
Official Tournament and Club Word List NO
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is seraphine valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends NO

9 letters word
14 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for SERAPHINE in dictionary:

NOUN:

a kind of small reed organ or harmonium
old keyboard instrument
A wind instrument whose sounding parts are reeds, consisting of a thin tongue of brass playing freely through a slot in a plate. It has a case, like a piano, and is played by means of a similar keybord, the bellows being worked by the foot. The melodeon is a portable variety of this instrument.

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How to use SERAPHINE in a sentence

Then Seraphine, who was extremely egotistical and avaricious, quarrelled with her husband and drove him away.
Delighted at being rid of him, Seraphine made every use of her liberty as a young widow.
As soon as Seraphine was alone with Mathieu she turned her big, ardent, gold-flecked eyes upon him.
And Seraphine did the same, while the horse broke into a trot and turned the corner of the avenue.
Then once more the image of Seraphine arose before his eyes, more tempting than ever.
Morange hastily led Reine to the carriage, from which Seraphine did not alight.
Whatever Seraphine might be, she had spoken rightly.
And when he went off he left the unhappy Morange in the charge of Seraphine, who now treated him like a little ailing child whose will-power was entirely gone.
In the midst of it, Seraphine suddenly understood everything, and in particular why it was that his face had seemed so familiar to her.
And cleansed, clad, and schooled by Seraphine, he had almost become a presentable young man.

Lady Kirkbank was always dropping Seraphine and taking her up again, quarrelling and making friends with her.
Seraphine was an artist in complexions, and it was she who provided her middle-aged and elderly customers with the lilies and roses of youth.
We must go instantly to Seraphine and insist upon her inventing something.
It is furnished with a row of brass reeds, like those of the instrument called the Seraphine.
CHAPTER V THE WAYWARD NUN Sister Mary Seraphine lay prone upon the floor of her cell.
Presently Sister Mary Seraphine dragged herself to the feet of the Prioress, seized the hem of her robe, and kissed it.
When at length she looked up, Sister Seraphine, clothed and apparently in her right mind, stood humbly near the door.
The surface humility had departed from the swollen countenance of Sister Seraphine.
The Prioress was startled and alarmed by the pathetic sobs of Sister Seraphine.
Her sense of failure, toward the Community in general, and toward Seraphine in particular, lent her a fresh stock of patience.
The only nun who peeped was Sister Mary Seraphine, prone upon the floor.
Two tall nuns to whom she made sign lifted Sister Seraphine, and bore her out.
Next, the two tall nuns who had borne Mary Seraphine to her cell.
So, when the Refectory bell had summoned all to the evening meal, the old lay-sister crept to the cell of Mary Seraphine, carrying broth and comfort.
But Sister Seraphine was better content than she had been for many weeks.
The Prioress pondered what means to take in order to bring Sister Seraphine to a better mind.
But Sister Seraphine was alone, reciting aloud, for love of hearing her own voice.
The thought of Hugh, consoling himself with some foolish, vain, unworthy, little Seraphine, had stung with intolerable pain.
But we must not fling at little Seraphine aught harder than a pillow of down.
But it would be well that Sister Mary Seraphine should have some practice in mounting and riding, before she goes on so adventurous a journey.
CHAPTER XXI SO MUCH FOR SERAPHINE! A sense of peace fell upon the banqueting hall, with the closing of the door.
It mattered not to him in what surroundings this preposterous offer, that she should leave the Convent and fly with him to Warwick, had been made to Seraphine.
He even gave himself time to note that the nose and lip of Seraphine were beginning to swell, and to experience a whimsical wish that the Knight could see her.
One morning he saw Madame Seraphine de Belle-Ile drive up to the hotel.

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