Slain is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SLAIN in dictionary:

VERB:
• SLAY, to kill
• kill (a person or animal) in a violent way
• murder (someone) (used chiefly in journalism)
• greatly impress or amuse (someone)
NOUN:
• people who have been slain (as in battle)
ADJECTIVE:
• killed; `slain\' is formal or literary as in
• that has been killed.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• past participle of slay

Words related to SLAIN

slay7 slayed10 slaying11 slays8 slew7

Words that contain SLAIN

mislain9 slainte7 unslain7 purslain10 purslains11

How to use SLAIN in a sentence

• Fifty thousand were slain, and three Gothic women fell to the share of every soldier.
• He has told lies, moreover, about the number of the slain, in contradiction to the account given in by the leaders.
• Another brother appears on the scene, who seems to be the one slain, who has come to life, and the two are given wives by the Being who was the Creator of things.
• Great Jupiter listened to his complaint, and stood up among the storm clouds, and hurled his thunderbolts at AEsculapius until the great physician was cruelly slain.
• He asked, and his uncle told him the men of Chlat had slain his father.
• The Gauls were cut down and slain among the ruins, those who fled were killed by the people in the country as they wandered in the fields, and not one returned to tell the tale.
• Over 70,000 of the enemy were slain or taken captive, while the Urartian camp with its stores and horses and followers fell into the hands of the triumphant Assyrians.
• Nabonassar had died and was succeeded by his son Nabu-nadin-zeri, who, after reigning for two years, was slain in a rebellion.
• Therefore hath she been slain, or otherwise she had not been dead.
• Numbers were slain, but the remainder succeeded in escaping by means of a temporary bridge, which they threw over the stream on the site of the bridge of Laditsch.
• But once Claudius had been slain, there would be no other member of the family of Augustus old enough to govern.
• And the farmers brought their heads before Gelimer and departed receiving their pay, while he supposed that they had slain soldiers of the enemy.
• And they would have slain them all in this pursuit, for the Romans had no thought of resistance, if Belisarius and the army with him had not come upon them and prevented it.
• And he was not of an age to go to wars and encounters, otherwise he might have been slain as his father and brothers.
• Dick and Brackel, rear-admirals, were slain, together with a great number of inferior officers and seamen.
• At the end of a war, the last things to be known by the children of the slain and by the mutilated and worn-out survivors will be all the war-aims of its directors.
• There were then seventy on board, twelve of whom were slain, and the remainder taken prisoners.
• With that Sir Arthur turned with his knights, and smote behind and before, and ever Sir Arthur was in the foremost press till his horse was slain underneath him.
• Fifty-six thousand of the enemy were slain, five thousand four hundred captured.
• When next we act this tragedy again, Unless you like the change, I must be slain.
• He was sent back to Hartford to be slain by Uncas, but two messengers accompanied him, to see that no tortures were inflicted.
• III BALDUR DEAD One after another they turned and left the Peacestead, the friends and brothers of the slain.
• Twenty such as thou would I have fought and conquered, but the gods have slain me.

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