Tenderfoot is valid Scrabble Word

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

10 letters word
14 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for TENDERFOOT in dictionary:

NOUN:

a newcomer in a comparatively rough or newly settled region
a newcomer or novice, especially a person unaccustomed to hardship
a new member of the Scout or Guide movement who has passed the enrolment tests.
A delicate person; one not inured to the hardship and rudeness of pioneer life.
an inexperienced person (especially someone inexperienced in outdoor living)

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

a newcomer in a comparatively rough or newly settled region; one not hardened to frontier or outdoor life

Words related to TENDERFOOT

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Words that contain TENDERFOOT

How to use TENDERFOOT in a sentence

Before I knew how to swim I came mighty near to getting drowned and I got lost in the woods, too, when I was a tenderfoot.
I thought he was a pretty nice kind of a fellow, only he was one tenderfoot, that was sure.
This little scout is brand new, he is not even out of the tenderfoot class, and the gold cross award for heroism will be his.
Into these last they snuggled down, wrapping themselves up so completely that a tenderfoot would have smothered for lack of air.
He, with six notches on his gun-handle, had been trifled with by a grinning tenderfoot.
They were making themselves comfortable lying flat on their stomachs and exposing as little as possible of their precious bodies to the danger of that tenderfoot firing wild.
Nash now swung more to the right, cutting across the hills, for he presumed that by this time the tenderfoot must have gotten his bearings and would head straight for Eldara.
What he finally thought he caught in this most unusual tenderfoot was a certain alertness of a more or less hair-trigger variety.
After all, he did not guarantee what would happen to the tenderfoot after they were clear of the town.
And to let that sea subside he wandered back to the eating room and found the tenderfoot finishing his coffee.

Yet the tenderfoot never allowed his mount to pass entirely ahead of the roan, but kept checking him back hard, turning toward Nash with an apology each time he surged ahead.
But go through the whole town or Eldara and ask the boys what they think of this tenderfoot.
Doctor Joe explained to the five recruits the Tenderfoot Scout requirements, much as he had explained them to David and Andy and Jamie.
It appears that one was English and the other a tenderfoot.
The tenderfoot was in love with a girl who had filed on a homestead near the ranch on which he was employed, but who was then a waitress in the hotel we were at.
I was sure Johnson knew his business too well to need advice from a tenderfoot, so I went back to my root pruning.
Bring a tenderfoot trained by himself in the points required of a tenderfoot.
Now a fluttering bit of white, far from human byways, means something! Tenderfoot though he was, DeWitt realized this and sleep left his eyes.
A tenderfoot would have made one that roared and sent a vast cloud of smoke toward the sky to attract any enemy that might be in the vicinity.
But he had taken his scout oath as a tenderfoot at home, and Grenfel had no doubts about him.
Then again, the prospector might not care to be burdened with the companionship of a tenderfoot.
Dill did not look so much the tenderfoot, these days.
He was astonished to find how swiftly and easily he could travel in them, and was satisfied that he could make twenty miles a day even as a tenderfoot.
In spite of what I knew must be his opinion of me, the tenderfoot, my liking for him grew, and I found his silent company more and more agreeable.
I had feared he would see in my appearance certain unmistakable evidences that I had made a tenderfoot blunder and then run for my life.
He was looked upon as a tender-foot who knew nothing about the gold regions.
To be sure, some tenderfoot tourist might have been told some yarn that brought him up here on a wild-goose chase.
Probably this was due in large part to the irritability that always seizes the mind of the tenderfoot when he is confronted by wilderness conditions.
Jack was a tenderfoot at that time, having lately come to that country.
Without it what would become of us, eh? Talk about your trained nurses! That fellow is a whole hospital to the tenderfoot crowd.
This is well illustrated by the Tenderfoot Second Class Scout and First Class Scout degrees of the Boy Scouts which operate in this period.
There comes now and then to such an isolation as Desert Valley a boon from the gods in the guise of a tenderfoot.
But never tenderfoot, agreed the oldest Mexican with the youngest Texan, like this one.

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