Turbid is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TURBID in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• thick or opaque with/as if with sediment
• (of a liquid) cloudy, opaque, or thick with suspended matter
• confused or obscure in meaning or effect
• muddy, not clear
• Having the lees or sediment disturbed; roiled; muddy; thick; not clear; -- used of liquids of any kind; as, turbid water; turbid wine.
• Disturbed; confused; disordered.
• (of liquids) clouded as with sediment
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• thick or opaque with roiled sediment

Words related to TURBID

turbidity15 turbidly14

How to use TURBID in a sentence

• Undoubtedly, there are many contributing causes which have swollen the turbid tide of this world-wide revolution against the spirit of authority.
• Even ordinary water, if allowed to stand in an open vessel, sooner or later becomes turbid and full of living matter.
• We descended through wastes of cactus to the Darro, in whose turbid stream a group of men were washing for gold.
• I propose now to make an experiment with this turbid water.
• Not, in truth, that I ever saw any edifice whatever reflected in its turbid breast, when the sylvan stream, as we beheld it now, is swollen into the Thames at London.
• The problem consists in determining the minimum of air required to make the known solution turbid.
• At any moment the gray German tide might break out of Brussels and pour its turbid flood of soldiers through these very streets.
• But it is like diving for pearls in a deep and turbid sea.
• The face of Europe appears a little turbid, but all will subside.
• The river roared down along one side of it, forming a deep, turbid pool just beneath the waterfall, by which it entered the place.
• A full hour or more was the long cavalcade in passing over the narrow stone bridge that spans the turbid Maritza outside the walls of Adrianople.
• Mining methods had turned a limpid stream into a turbid torrent.
• Cast but your pure eyes into the well of my delight, my friends! How could it become turbid thereby! It shall laugh back to you with ITS purity.
• The Guayas is a sluggish stream, its turbid waters starting from the slope of the Andes, and flowing through a low, level tract, covered with varied forms of vegetable life.
• She seemed to have a glimpse of his turbid soul engaged in battle.
• Then, with a hissing plunge, it disappeared beneath the turbid flood of the great river.
• He knew not that one seed, cast on these turbid waters, had found good soil, and was springing up.
• Even the turbid river between was an unbroken rosy glow.
• They were white and turbid, and the banks, consisting of clay, were nearly perpendicular at this point, and about twenty feet higher than the surface of the stream.
• Little did I think that I should ever be glad to quench my thirst with so disgusting a beverage as the muddy, turbid, and lukewarm water they gave me from this well.
• Boone discovered in the morning that the stream near the shore was extremely turbid.
• He saw boats passing on the turbid, brown current of the Mississippi and he heard snatches of strange, foreign songs.
• The romance on the banks of the Dan flowed far more clearly and smoothly toward its goal than the waters of that turbid stream.
• Heated upon charcoal in the reduction flame, the bead is first turbid, but soon becomes transparent.
• They avoid, in consequence, the frenzy of him who has recourse to violence, and the turbid state of mind of him who engages in suits at law.

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