Shone is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SHONE in dictionary:

VERB:
• SHINE, to emit light
• to give out a bright light, as if by the sun.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a past tense of shine
• imp. & p. p. of Shine.

Words related to SHONE

shine8 shined10 shines9 shining11

Words that contain SHONE

beshone12 reshone10 shoneen10 outshone11 shoneens11 dishonest13 overshone15 dishonesty17 dishonestly18 scrimshoner18 dishonesties16 scrimshoners19

How to use SHONE in a sentence

• The pale faces of the spectators shone ghastly in its radiance.
• Bright shone the sun upon the dusty highway that led from Nottingham to Lincoln, stretching away all white over hill and dale.
• Dark leaves encircled her hair, flying loosely in the wind, and her limbs shone through the merest rags of clothing.
• It was growing dark, and as they turned in at the gateway of the garden, lights shone in the windows ahead of them.
• Opposite the entrance shone a gigantic star of gas.
• Thence we rode forth again into the heat, for the wind had fallen by this time, and the sun shone out with great force.
• I had left no light in the library, but there was one there now, and it shone through the open door into the hallway.
• They were the strangest pair at such a time that ever fire-light shone upon.
• The light of dawn shone into the hall upon the strangers.
• So I was surprised again, when, near the close of May, after a week of stormy weather, the sunlight broke through the window where it had shone the year before.
• He also wore spectacles, through which he did not cast piercing glances like the doctor, but through them his blue eyes shone with inexhaustible benevolence.
• The sun shone overhead, but from her spirit the mist had not quite lifted.
• But Josiah knew where it was by the mist that lay over it and shone white in the rays of the sun.
• The sun shone upon it, and Curdken again caught at its golden threads.
• Blair provided the boys with soap and water with which they rubbed their faces until they shone.
• The hues of the sunset died, the evening star shone steel-blue and bright in the night-sky, and the two girls stood by the window watching when the gentlemen returned.
• A fancy flashed across his brain, which shone like a light from heaven.
• The speck of light shone out twinkling and gleaming like some evil eye.
• Her gown of scarlet and gold shone with dazzling radiance in the sunlight.
• First I noticed that her hair, though dark brown, gave out gleams of bright dark fire as the sun shone through it in certain ways.
• This buoy shone in the sunshine as if made of plates of silver.
• A big wood fire crackled in the sitting-room and shone through the soft muslin curtains.
• As she moved the light shone on her dress and gleamed on her jewels, until one was dazed with her splendor.
• The bright light shone down upon a motley, dark-garbed mass, moving slowly.
• In their place shone pale dawn, touching the grey-white arch of a tilt-waggon, on the floor of which I lay in a deep litter of straw.

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