Wearies is valid Scrabble Word

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

7 letters word
10 points in Scrabble
10 points in WWF

Definitions for WEARIES in dictionary:

VERB:

ADJECTIVE:

feeling or showing extreme tiredness, especially as a result of excessive exertion
calling for a great amount of energy or endurance; tiring and tedious
reluctant to see or experience any more of; tired of

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

present 3d person sing. of weary

Words related to WEARIES

weary11 wearying15

How to use WEARIES in a sentence

I am an old man, and agitation wearies more than work.
To-day he wearies her with brutal jest Upon the hunted boar, and calls her dull That she laughs not as ever.
He wearies of money-making, and retires to lead a country life, where he may be of some good to his neighbours, and turn to some worthy use the time that may be still allowed him.
But the eye never wearies of palms, more than the ear of singing-birds.
As Krishna lives at Dwarka, surrounded by his wives and huge progeny, he wearies of his earthly career.
My duty alone, which wearies at least, if it cannot amuse me, helps me to get rid of the time.
The faculty of appreciation wearies, and at last ceases to take note.
Yet the theme is so infinitely varied that the reader never wearies.
Dear children you are, but one wearies, you know, of everything.
He never wearies in pouring forth thanks to his Maker for the gift of creation and His fatherly care of all beings in the universe.

But the poet wearies of his amorous captivity, and would fain return to the earth once more.
The straight path Wearies us with its never-varying lines, And we grow melancholy.
He no more wearies of that lonesome place than do the sunbeams or the shadows.
As a whole, the poem is no doubt tedious, if only on account of the very blaze of wit, which at length almost wearies us by its ceaseless demands on our attention.
Besides, he wearies us by keeping us too monotonously on a high dead level.
He is on friendly terms with insects, and never wearies of admiring them.
One bearer relieves another as each wearies of his burden.
One wearies of all things in this world, even of beating a coachman.
There are times when the contemplation of huge libraries wearies, and when even the names of Bindley and Sykes fail to please.
She had none of that Latin vivacity which wearies the listener, but her love for him showed itself in a thousand gracious ways, in innumerable small services, in loving looks.
A friend wearies sooner in praise than an enemy in abuse.
Carlyle wearies with his ever-recurrent fallacy that might is right.
All this talking wearies you, and does you no good.
What at first strains the attention to the utmost, and often wearies us, comes at last to be done without effort and almost unconsciously.
For Salemina wearies of the age of charity sometimes, as every one does who is trying to make it a beautiful possibility.
My father will not consent now, but he will in due time, if he does not hear of it till he wearies to see Charles again.
The line cuts the fingers, and the long, hard pull wearies the wrists until they ache, as though with inflammatory rheumatism.
Perhaps it is wrong of me not to keep myself informed of passing events, but all that wearies me.
The pen wearies in describing the horrors of these scenes.

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