Skill is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SKILL in dictionary:

VERB:
• to matter, to signify
• train (a worker) to do a particular task
• To know; to understand.
• To be knowing; to have understanding; to be dexterous in performance.
• To make a difference; to signify; to matter; -- used impersonally.
NOUN:
• the ability to do something well
• the ability to do something well; expertise
• a particular ability
• special ability or expertise
• Discrimination; judgment; propriety; reason; cause.
• Knowledge; understanding.
• The familiar knowledge of any art or science, united with readiness and dexterity in execution or performance, or in the application of the art or science to practical purposes; power to discern and execute; ability to perceive and perform; expertness; aptitude; as, the skill of a mathematician, physician, surgeon, mechanic, etc.
• Display of art; exercise of ability; contrivance; address.
• Any particular art.
• an ability that has been acquired by training
• ability to produce solutions in some problem domain

Words related to SKILL

facility16 skilless12 skills10

Words that contain SKILL

skills10 skilly13 deskill12 reskill11 skilled12 skillet11 upskill13 deskills13 reskills12 skilless12 skillets12 skillful15 skillier12 skillies12 skilling13 skillion12 subskill14 upskills14 deskilled15 reskilled14 skilliest13 skillings14 skillions13 subskills15 unskilled14 upskilled16 deskilling16 multiskill16 nonskilled15 reskilling15 skillfully20 unskillful17 upskilling17 deskillings17 multiskills17 reskillings16 semiskilled18 skillcentre17 skilligalee16 skilligolee16 multiskilled19 skillcentres18 skillessness16 skillfulness19 skilligalees17 skilligolees17 unskillfully22 multiskilling20 multiskillings21 skillessnesses18 skillfulnesses21 unskillfulness21 unskillfulnesse22 unskillfulnesses23

How to use SKILL in a sentence

• My tribute to your professional skill was wholly spontaneous, though perhaps a shade influenced by having listened to your own graphic style.
• We were often amused by watching this exhibition of mechanical skill in the streets.
• Each epoch of artists would be instructed by the skill of its predecessor, and stimulated to connect its name permanently with so glorious a shrine.
• That lady had the skill of a judge in getting words out of him.
• Lord, was praised to the skies, whilst no kind of credit was given to my skill in using it.
• All her old skill in needlework came back to her, and she sewed for the child such exquisite garments that she clapped her hands over them.
• Why, certainly, if I see a man who has shown skill in the handling of horses previously, I argue that he will handle others no less skilfully again.
• The racing, wrestling and other contests of strength and skill were accompanied by sacrifices to the gods, processions, and banquets.
• These plans, as I have said, had been well conceived and were being executed with great precision and skill.
• The Temple itself was rather a monument of the wealth than the architectural skill and science of the people.
• We have already noticed his early skill with, and love for horses.
• They are picked men, selected for the work because of their skill, intelligence, and social viewpoint.
• It would take time and all his skill, but he believed he could do it.
• Stockton has opened a new vein, and one that he has shown all his well-known skill and ability in working.
• Deep in unfathomable mines Of never-failing skill, He treasures up His bright designs, And works His sovereign will.
• He had a high opinion of his own skill in this game, and could not very patiently tolerate the want of it in his partner.
• Once again she has chosen a theme of vital interest and has treated it with the superb literary skill which has put her among the really great of contemporary novelists.
• He inherited an enthusiasm for the drama and considerable skill as a dramatic author.
• For, sir, I will not take a penny from thee for all my skill, nor for all my work.
• All took a pride in his practice in knightly exercises, and fabulous tales were current among the young fry concerning his strength and skill.
• Reasonable skill is that usually possessed by persons of common capacity employed in the same business.

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