Tones is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TONES in dictionary:

VERB:
• TONE, to give a particular tone to
• give greater strength or firmness to (the body or a muscle)
• (of a muscle or other bodily part) became stronger or firmer
• harmonize with (something) in terms of colour
• give (a monochrome picture) an altered colour in finishing by means of a chemical solution
NOUN:
• a musical or vocal sound with reference to its pitch, quality, and strength
• a modulation of the voice expressing a particular feeling or mood
• a musical note or other sound used as a signal on a telephone or answering machine.
• the general character or attitude of a place, piece of writing, situation, etc.
• an atmosphere of respectability or class
• a basic interval in classical Western music, equal to two semitones and separating, for example, the first and second notes of an ordinary scale (such as C and D, or E and F sharp); a major second
• the particular quality of brightness, deepness, or hue of a shade of a colour
• the general effect of colour or of light and shade in a picture.
• a slight degree of difference in the intensity of a colour.
• (in some languages, such as Chinese) a particular pitch pattern on a syllable used to make semantic distinctions.
• (in some languages, such as English) intonation on a word or phrase used to add functional meaning.
• the normal level of firmness or slight contraction in a resting muscle
• the normal level of activity in a nerve fibre
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to give a particular tone (a sound of definite pitch and vibration) to

Words related to TONES

tone4 toned6 toning7

Words that contain TONES

atones6 stones6 astones7 attones7 ditones8 intones7 ketones11 acetones10 centones10 duotones9 ecotones10 histones11 isotones8 lactones10 oxytones18 peptones12 subtones10 syntones11 tostones8 tritones8 aerotones9 aquatones18 baritones11 barytones14 burstones11 camstones13 capstones13 diketones14 earstones9 eyestones12 felstones12 fuzztones30 gemstones12 goldtones11 gunstones10 halftones15 icestones11 inkstones13 keystones16 lapstones11 misatones11 monotones11 mudstones12 oilstones9 overtones12 potstones11 ragstones10 realtones9 ribstones11 ringtones10 roestones9 rubstones11 semitones11 sextoness16 stoneshot12 sunstones9 tinstones9 topstones11 wantonest12 woodtones13 alumstones12 archstones15 bakestones16 barbitones14 bilestones12 bluestones12 bondstones13 brimstones14 buhrstones15 burrstones12 calmstones14 caumstones14 claystones15 copestones14 cornstones12 curbstones14 dolostones11 doorstones11 dripstones13 dropstones13 eigentones11 firestones13 flagstones14 flowstones16 footstones13 freestones13 gallstones11 gladstones12 goldstones12 graystones14 greystones14 gritstones11 hailstones13 headstones14 holystones16 hornstones13 ironstones10 jackstones23 kerbstones16 limestones12 Show more ...

How to use TONES in a sentence

• However, the drawings were in existence, so that a careful restoration was possible, and as we see them to-day the subdued tones closely follow the original colours.
• He has a peculiar sweetness in his smile, and great depth and manliness and a rugged harmony, in the tones of his voice.
• Instead of the tones of the church bell summoning to the house of prayer, she heard the dreadful sound of the lash falling upon the backs of her brethren and sisters in bondage.
• Her soft tones, her eager concessions, her flattering sentences, could now make no impression upon a man whom half an hour before they would have completely won.
• The sterner tones of their predecessors melt into the long drawn broken accent of pathos and woe.
• But at last he was talking to her in tones that could no longer be ignored.
• Cheriton was talking when they arrived, in his efficient, decisive, composed business tones.
• She learned to know the tones of human thought As plainly as she knew the tones of speech.
• They recognized the tones of Ziffak, to which they had become accustomed since the previous night.
• Curled on her Navajo she watched the changing tones on the mountains and listened to the soft voices of the Pueblo women in the street below.
• The ladies mostly listened, also, but occasionally the two who were companions conversed in low tones.
• I do not mean by this that I should sing neither with chest tones nor with head tones.
• For a moment it saddened them, though there was nothing unusual in the tones.
• I knew the Abbate Santini, at Rome, who did no more than copy for me the Gregorian tones.
• The wind was wailing round the house with a ceaseless moan of pain, in which she could almost distinguish the tones of a human voice lamenting its lost and wretched fate.
• Select pieces that will give out different tones, and strike them alternately with an iron hammer.
• They began to talk in low tones, as if some one had been listening.
• It will be a little lower for somber tones than for bright tones.
• Henry was listening to the voice of the wilderness, which spoke to him in such pleasant tones.
• We heard hurrying feet in the adjoining room, and then excited men appeared at the head of the passage way and waved their arms to and fro while they talked rapidly in high tones.
• There was something so cheery and healthy and triumphant in the low tones.
• But the wizard, in no wise daunted, returned his glance, and in the tones of a master bade him clear up that clouded look, and answer the question he had asked.
• All nature resting for a springtime gain, And quiet gray tones soothe an inner pain.

Similar words containing TONE without suffix s

tone4 atone5 stone5 toned6 toner5 toney8 astone6 atoned7 atoner6 atones6 attone6 botone8 ditone7 intone6 ketone10 stoned7 stonen6 stoner6 stones6 stoney9 toneme8 toners6 acetone9 astoned8 astones7 atoners7 attoned8 attones7 batoned10 botonee9 ditones8 duotone8 ecotone9 histone10 intoned8 intoner7 intones7 isotone7 ketones11 lactone9 oxytone17 peptone11 stonern7 stoners7 subtone9 syntone10 tonearm9 tonemes9 tonemic11 tonepad10 tonetic9 tonette7 tostone7 tritone7 untoned8 acetones10 aerotone8 aquatone17 baritone10 barytone13 burstone10 buttoned11 buttoner10 camstone12 cantoned11 capstone12 cartoned11 centonel10 centones10 cottoned11 dantoned10 diketone13 drystone12 duotones9 earstone8 ecotones10 eyestone11 felstone11 fuzztone29 gemstone11 goldtone10 gunstone9 halftone14 histones11 icestone10 inkstone12 intoners8 isotones8 keystone15 lactones10 lapstone10 misatone10 monotone10 mudstone11 oilstone8 overtone11 oxytones18 peptones12 potstone10 ragstone9 Show more ...

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