Swirls is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SWIRLS in dictionary:

VERB:
• SWIRL, to move with a whirling motion
• move in a twisting or spiralling pattern
• cause to move in a twisting or spiralling pattern
NOUN:
• a quantity of something moving in a twisting or spiralling pattern
• a twisting or spiralling movement or pattern

Words related to SWIRLS

swirl8 swirled11 swirling12

How to use SWIRLS in a sentence

• For five minutes the world was blotted out in rain, with these two watching its gray swirls and listening to its insistent drumming, safe and dry in their cave.
• Boys skate by or cut swirls upon the pavement in the privilege of a playground.
• There were extra swirls in her hair and a small diamond post in each ear.
• He poured the liquid into his coffee and watched white swirls turn the black to brown.
• Swirls of dust lay on the mosaic floor, and a stale smell of decayed fruit and salt air and steaming asphalt filled the place like a fog.
• He noticed the swirls of dust in the cracks of the pavement, the rubbish in the gutters, the ceaseless stream of perspiring faces that poured by under tilted hats.
• She is like a windless sunset in the Winter before a hurricane comes and the snow swirls up before it over the world.
• Even at the last of the tide the water here flowed swiftly and with ugly swirls and oily whirlpools that made the river seem vicious.
• The waters of the bay Sucked away In tepid swirls, as listless as the day.
• The surges sank to foaming swirls, and the raft once more journeyed smoothly.
• Carr sat gazing silently at her while she continued to look after the vanished canoe whose passing left tiny swirls on the dark, sluggish current of Lone Moose.
• The wind swirls and strikes until wherever there is a chance for vibration or flutter, even in tightly furled sails, the fabric soon gives way.
• Mortlake stood impassive, with arms folded, making no further effort, and the battle raged round him as the water swirls round some steadfast rock.
• Hers might have been one of those nameless corpses which the tide swirls up on slimy river banks.
• On the uplands above, the shadows were lengthening, and at intervals a light air caught up swirls of dust and carried them careening away in staggering spirals.
• To see nothing but the swirls of mist-color, listen to disembodied voices from it, was disconcerting.
• It was snowing, and the March wind, blowing straight up Broadway from the bay, swept the white flakes northward in long, feathery swirls.
• Below the rounded shoulders of the peaks ran an incessant whispering as thin swirls of powdered snow spun down the wind and sifted through the moving branches below.
• Already the angry water swirls over the stem and laps his boots, but he stands fast.
• A strong current is driven through its middle by the flood of the upper lakes after its plunge over Niagara Falls, and along the shores is a back-sweep of eddies and swirls.
• Send your fly in under those cedar branches, where the water swirls around by that old log.

Similar words containing SWIRL without suffix s

swirl8 aswirl9 swirly12 swirled11 swirlier11 swirling12 swirliest12 swirlingly17

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