Sprout is valid Scrabble Word

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

6 letters word
8 points in Scrabble
10 points in WWF

Definitions for SPROUT in dictionary:

VERB:

to begin to grow
(of a plant) put out shoots
grow (plant shoots or hair)
(of a plant, flower, or hair) start to grow; spring up
appear or develop suddenly and in large numbers
put forth shoots
To shoot, as the seed of a plant; to germinate; to push out new shoots; hence, to grow like shoots of plants.
To shoot into ramifications.
To cause to sprout; as, the rain will sprout the seed.
To deprive of sprouts; as, to sprout potatoes.

The shoot of a plant; a shoot from the seed, from the stump, or from the root or tuber, of a plant or tree; more rarely, a shoot from the stem of a plant, or the end of a branch.
Young coleworts; Brussels sprouts.
produce buds, branches, or germinate
put forth and grow sprouts or shoots

NOUN:

a shoot of a plant
young shoots, especially of alfalfa, mung beans, or soybeans, eaten as a vegetable.
any new growth of a plant such as a new branch or a bud
a newly grown bud (especially from a germinating seed)
shoot

Words related to SPROUT

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How to use SPROUT in a sentence

To complete the illusion, his face seemed to sprout in all directions with a dense, bushy mass of red whiskers, while his eyes were small and sharp and restless.
The Government desired to eat their loaf before there was fairly time for the corn to sprout.
The grain is beginning to sprout in tender green about the graves, which have been put in even better order than when I first saw them.
Running streams and rivers carry seeds uninjured for many miles and finally deposit them in places where they sprout and grow into trees.
When living tree seeds are exposed to proper amounts of moisture, warmth and air in a fertile soil, they will sprout and grow.
They had grown these foreign flora many years before they made sprout a single shoot of Christianity.
Keep the cloth moist till the seeds sprout and the young plants have roots two or three inches long.
CHAPTER IX SEEDS CONDITIONS NECESSARY FOR SEEDS TO SPROUT In the spring comes the great seed-planting time on the farm, in the home garden and in the school garden.
The seeds in the water do not sprout because there is not enough air in the water.
The seeds kept in the house will sprout quickly but those outside in the cold will not sprout at all.

As the seeds sprout take them out and keep a record of them.
Seeds 1 and 5 did not sprout because they were not deep enough to get sufficient moisture.
One of the cabbage-trees we cut down to get its centre sprout to eat.
I have been amazed to see what a growth an oak-root sprout will make after its neighbors have been cut away.
Rain still falls, seeds sprout, buds break into leaves, and blossoms are replaced by fruit.
A legend grew up that Adam when he left Paradise took with him an apple or sprout from the Tree of Knowledge, and that from this sprang the tree from which the Cross was made.
Of course a mass of absurdities would grow up around the central germ and a multitude of horrors sprout forth.
The ground is usually prepared in the summer and so late that weeds which sprout after the clover has been sown cannot mature the same autumn.
But like Kadmus, in Greek myth, he has not only brought with him letters, but also the dragon-teeth of strife, which it is to be hoped will not sprout forth in armed men.
The differences are huge and sprout up in all directions.
To that land, say they, sink all lost seeds and germs which fall on the earth and do not sprout.
He finds that plants and seeds so treated sprout and germinate rapidly when exposed to the warm air of spring and summer.
He contented himself with hiding the obstruction with grass and shrubs, which were planted in the interstices of the rocks, and which next spring would sprout thickly.
He must pick up chips, feed the hens, hunt eggs, sprout potatoes, and weed the garden.
Suckers, which sprout from the roots of mature plants, are set out as needed, either to make new groves or to replace the old stalks, which are cut down after bearing.
Standing at his window one day and watching its young leaf sprout, Finsen saw a cat sunning itself on the pavement.
The rice seed is steeped in water, and then in dung and earth for three or four days, and is not sown until it begins to sprout.
They understand that already the seed is beginning to sprout, and the absence of the Englishman is a positive relief to them.
The grain had but just begun to sprout when myriads of locusts appeared, devouring every green thing.
Above me was the blinding sun, before me the prairie, at my feet this hillock of clay, where weeds had already begun to sprout.
We build a home for her we love, and those who sprout around us.
Before this is done, however, the seed-corn has begun to sprout in the ground.

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