Sheath is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SHEATH in dictionary:

VERB:
• to put into a protective casing, also SHEATHE
NOUN:
• a close-fitting cover for the blade of a knife or sword.
• a structure in living tissue which closely envelops another
• a protective covering around an electric cable.
• a condom.
• close-fitting cover, esp for a knife or sword
• A case for the reception of a sword, hunting knife, or other long and slender instrument; a scabbard.
• Any sheathlike covering, organ, or part.
• The base of a leaf when sheathing or investing a stem or branch, as in grasses.
• One of the elytra of an insect.
• a protective covering (as for a knife or sword)
• an enveloping structure or covering enclosing an animal or plant organ or part
• a dress suitable for formal occasions
• a woman's close-fitting dress.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to sheathe

Words related to SHEATH

sheathed15 sheathing16 sheaths13

Words that contain SHEATH

sheathe13 sheaths13 sheathy16 ensheath14 insheath14 sheathed15 sheather14 sheathes14 ensheathe15 ensheaths15 insheathe15 insheaths15 sheathers15 sheathier15 sheathing16 unsheathe15 dissheathe17 ensheathed17 ensheathes16 insheathed17 insheathes16 sheathbill18 sheathfish22 sheathiest16 sheathings17 sheathless16 unsheathed17 unsheathes16 sheathlike20 dissheathed19 dissheathes18 ensheathing18 insheathing18 missheathed20 sheathbills19 unsheathing18 dissheathing20 sheathfishes24

How to use SHEATH in a sentence

• For a moment, the cavalier was stunned, then, rising, he snatched his sword from its sheath.
• At the bottom of the wound will now be seen the glistening white sheath, containing the vein, artery, and nerve.
• The dormer windows in the outer sheath not only broke the surface of the vault, but also served to light this passage to the lantern.
• From a sheath attached to her garter she drew a thin stilletto.
• A moment later Ronicky had risen, went toward the wall and drew a dagger from its sheath.
• He ran, and stood over the Philistine, and took his sword, and drew it out of the sheath, and slew him, and cut off his head.
• He had not drawn the sword against his domestic foes to sheath it finally and forever when his triumph over them was completed.
• These spines only consist of a horny sheath, placed on a fleshy process of the exact form and appearance of the spines they bear.
• The unfailing courtesy of the Hindu forbade a continued refusal, and as I urged him the soldier at last slowly drew the blade from its sheath.
• The icy sheath was now upon things less pure than itself.
• His sword, glittering with golden studs, hung from his shoulder in a silver sheath, and in his hands he bore two great spears, brass-tipped and sharp.
• About two inches of the blade are shown to visitors, but except at certain festivals it is never taken out of its sheath.
• Some Faraday shows us that each drop of water is a sheath for electric forces sufficient to charge 800,000 Leyden jars, or drive an engine from Liverpool to London.
• This canon had come a simple priest to Paris, naked as a dagger without its sheath.
• I was out at elbows, with empty pockets, and a sword which peered through the sheath.
• It was a Turkish sword that a cunning jeweller had studded thickly with diamonds on handle and sheath.
• With that he thrust the long Winchester into its saddle- sheath, and swung his leg over the mustang.
• Then took he again his sword and put it up in his sheath, and made a cross in his forehead, and came to the lions, and they made semblaunt to do him harm.
• A few seconds afterward d’Artagnan also went out enveloped in a large cloak, which ill-concealed the sheath of a long sword.
• He had his little axe on his hip, however, and he drew it from its sheath so that he would have it ready in case he had to use it.
• A flash of lightning playing on the polished sheath of his sword, he secured it to his side, and threw his mantle over his shoulders.
• Her clothing fitted her body like an exquisite sheath.
• The heroes drew from the sheath with their hands the ring-mailed sword, keen of edge.
• If both these knives were found in the sheath in the valley she would marry him, but if the knives were found apart they would live apart.

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