Smattering is valid Scrabble Word

Is smattering a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is smattering valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

10 letters word
13 points in Scrabble
16 points in WWF

Definitions for SMATTERING in dictionary:

NOUN:

a little knowledge of something
a slight superficial knowledge of a language or subject
a small amount of something
A slight, superficial knowledge of something; sciolism.
a small number or amount
a slight or superficial understanding of a subject

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to speak with little knowledge

Words related to SMATTERING

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Words that contain SMATTERING

smatterings14 smatteringly18

How to use SMATTERING in a sentence

But all who read, and most do read, endeavor to obtain some smattering in that science.
Victorine was not without accomplishments and some smattering of knowledge.
Beresford tried him in French and discovered he had a smattering of it.
Every one with a smattering of Sanskrit, Arabic or Persian, regrets the fact that those glorious languages have not been adequately cultivated in modern India.
Jackson, a weak stick of a creature with a smattering of medicine, grew sceptical.
He was also required to have a smattering of navigation generally.
Not one in twenty of the boys of the middle and upper classes learns German or gets more than a misleading smattering of physical science.
I regret to be obliged to own that I know but a mere smattering of architecture.
He was not satisfied, and no true missionary ever will be satisfied with such a smattering of knowledge as may enable him to proclaim a few Christian doctrines.
At the present moment Trotsky has less than one thousand one hundred and thirty-five trustworthy troops all told, mostly Chinese, with a smattering of Army Service Corps.

Any person who has but a smattering knowledge of the history of the world during the last four centuries will smile at this claim.
A student finds there a smattering of every thing, and his indolence easily persuades him, that if he understands that book, he is master of the whole body of the law.
I feared that among all these Senecas there might be one or more who had some smattering of the French tongue.
He knew a smattering of it scientifically, enough to follow up subjects and to a certain extent to recognize chords.
They had most of them a smattering of the hypothetical language, and some few more than this, but only a few.
It is probable that the teaching in lower grades is better than ever before, but as the tasks accumulate in the higher grades there is a great amount of smattering.
Was it so from eternity? No man who was ever in a quarry, or a gravel pit, will say so, much less one who has the least smattering of chemistry or geology.
There was a little smattering of instruction in modern languages, but it was not of much value.
Of geography, history, and languages he had rather more than a smattering because of occasional tours abroad when still at an impressionable age.
He was a great admirer of the English, and had obtained a smattering of their language.
I have obtained a smattering only through my reading.
At the same time, she acquired a working knowledge of Italian and some smattering of Latin.
I can see now that my smattering of culture was neither deep nor broad.
Undoubtedly I absorbed a smattering of a variety of subjects that might on a pinch pass for education.
With some smattering of Arabic, she may have caught something of the sense of this offer.
Some of the companies had a smattering of drill, but the majority were absolutely untaught, and the whole were without the slightest conception of what was meant by discipline.
A smattering of European languages aided him in this.
Monroe said he quitted reluctantly, he seemed to have gained some smattering of our language, certain words of which he occasionally blended with his own.
He had in addition a smattering of Latin, his pride in which he strove in vain to conceal.
This smattering of knowledge, accompanied with the constant readiness to communicate it, is also agreeable to a stranger.
In the result, almost all the pupils leave with but a smattering of learning, some because they have been badly taught, others because they have been incapable of more.
Now, a year or so ago, I had occupied my leisure in taking a London science degree, so that I have a smattering of physics and mineralogy.
The study of science was almost entirely excluded, and he himself had not even a smattering of it.
Some of them have lived abroad among the whites, and have learned to read and write, with perhaps some small smattering of arithmetic.
The rest depended on myself, on luck, time, human credulity, and a smattering of chemical knowledge which I had acquired in the days of my medical studies.

Similar words containing SMATTER without suffix ing

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