Twinges is valid Scrabble Word

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

7 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
13 points in WWF

Definitions for TWINGES in dictionary:

VERB:

TWINGE, to affect with a sharp pain
(of a part of the body) suffer a sudden, sharp localized pain

NOUN:

a sudden, sharp localized pain
a brief experience of an emotion, typically an unpleasant one

Words related to TWINGES

twinge10 twinged12 twingeing14 twinging13

How to use TWINGES in a sentence

Steadman had been sensible to thought currents, he would have felt twinges in his joints, indicating that a storm was brewing.
She had begun to feel twinges of anxiety about Jeanie lately.
It saves one from all those twinges one feels about sudden friendships, for you know, after all, in a way, nothing at Etaples counted.
He had often thought of Rosa meanwhile, not without uneasiness and some twinges of self-reproach.
I got somewhat chilled waiting in a carriage near the wharf, last evening, and I feel some rheumatic twinges in consequence.
Abner welcomed him, in spite of certain jealous twinges.
It was no comfort to reflect that Fairford would probably continue to say nothing! But necessity made light of these twinges, and Ralph set his teeth and cabled.
In that moment he felt a quick strange fear, little twinges of doubt, a suspicion that all was not well.
I do not say that the bachelor felt no twinges when he saw among the guests the lovely Mrs.
The Colonel was a rather formidable old fellow to meet, if he was in a mood with twinges in his foot, while Mrs.

Several other pieces are still in my body, and not infrequently by certain twinges I am made aware of their presence.
Dane bit out a forceful word born of twinges of his own, and then snapped on the visa-plate.
Nor was he without some twinges of conscience for the sarcasms which he had often uttered against women, and for which his present sufferings were no more than a just retribution.
I never saw him so gay and so eager as he appeared on the following morning, in spite of the twinges of gout which heralded an approaching attack.
According to everybody she had ever come across she ought at least to have twinges.
She would have had Joanna also, but Joanna would not leave home at the season when her father was liable to his worst rheumatic twinges.
The grotto, one would fear, was better fitted for frogs than for philosophers capable of rheumatic twinges.
He rises above his pain, scarcely feeling the twinges.
And though I have twinges sometimes, I did feel good at Exeter.
He had known slight twinges of it himself, and had often ministered to its qualms in others.
With twinges and yawns he permitted Louis to help him with the boot and to put an art-lustre cup to his lips.
Lewes really looks better, and has lost his twinges.
The Jesus-touch overcomes the natural twinges of death.
As for Jack, his conscience gave him few twinges in regard to these surreptitious meetings.
He had accomplished his object, and he was too hardened by this time to feel any twinges of conscience.

Similar words containing TWINGE without suffix s

twinge10 twinged12 outwinged14 twingeing14

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