Toil is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TOIL in dictionary:

VERB:
• to work hard
• work extremely hard or incessantly
• move slowly and with difficulty
• To exert strength with pain and fatigue of body or mind, especially of the body, with efforts of some continuance or duration; to labor; to work.
• To weary; to overlabor.
• To labor; to work; -- often with out.
• Labor with pain and fatigue; labor that oppresses the body or mind, esp. the body.
• work hard
NOUN:
• exhausting physical labour
• hard work
• A net or snare; any thread, web, or string spread for taking prey; -- usually in the plural.
• productive work (especially physical work done for wages)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to work strenuously

Words related to TOIL

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Words that contain TOIL

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How to use TOIL in a sentence

• Presently they emerged, after toil and misery, that excitement alone enabled the boy to support, into what seemed a cleared space.
• To-day is quite full enough of anxiety, of care, of toil, of ignorance.
• The ruddy cheeks and ruby lips indicated health, and the brawny arms of many women bore evidence of physical toil.
• Somewhat of angel purity, Somewhat of angel grace, Ere longer years bring shade and toil.
• That they were giving to hard masters the fruit of their toil on their own lands.
• Though the story of the Fourth Wise Man came to me suddenly and without labor, there was a great deal of study and toil to be done before it could be written down.
• For my sake did Odysseus endure much toil and many adventures.
• Ceaseless toil, self-renunciation, and love, have cleared its pathway.
• In spite of his poverty and confining toil, he made, in his day, a profound personal sensation.
• Therefore we worked with a will, and at last, after nine months of monotonous toil, the order came.
• Consequently, Stephen in his toil of combat saw Him standing whom He had as his helper.
• The meeting of the two boys, therefore, in their new sphere of toil, was the occasion of mutual astonishment.
• We would have made any effort to hold Tekrit after our toil and losses.
• He was never under the necessity of getting up with infinite toil what the modern novelist terms his local coloring.
• Naturally his life was a frightful tissue of toil and hardships, alternating between hope and despair.
• Then, students, beauty shall receive Instead of ashes that deceive, Their days and nights of earnest toil, Their struggles by the midnight oil Give recompense complete, refined.
• The routine and monotony of daily toil become glorified in the light that now falls athwart your vision.
• Finally, after much toil and trouble, and under the approving laughter of the spectators, they accomplished it.
• Labor and learning may toil for it, but they will toil in vain.
• To think of the toil I wasted there! I wish Benjy had encountered the fateful pig a little sooner.
• Yet even the toil and the pain held a keen pleasure.
• But, as I see the son of Theseus coming, having left the toil of the chase, I will depart from this spot.
• If it has any value it is in lifting labor up out of toil and drudgery into the plane of the dignified and the beautiful.
• He had to toil and slave from morning till night, and was never allowed any pleasures.
• Shifting his boarding-place each Saturday Archie came to know the settlers intimately, and perceived how little outside their daily toil there was to engage their minds.
• On the eve of the toil and the battle all sorrow and grief we weighed, We hoped and we were not ashamed, we knew and we were not afraid.

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