Whiff is valid Scrabble Word

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

5 letters word
17 points in Scrabble
16 points in WWF

Definitions for WHIFF in dictionary:

VERB:

to blow with slight gusts of air
get a brief or faint smell of
give off an unpleasant smell
(chiefly in baseball or golf) try unsuccessfully to hit the ball.
To throw out in whiffs; to consume in whiffs; to puff.
To carry or convey by a whiff, or as by a whiff; to puff or blow away.
To emit whiffs, as of smoke; to puff.
perceive by inhaling through the nose
drive or carry as if by a puff of air
strike out by swinging and missing the pitch charged as the third

NOUN:

a smell that is only smelt briefly or faintly
an unpleasant smell.
an act of sniffing or inhaling
a trace or hint of something bad, menacing, or exciting
a puff or breath of air or smoke
(chiefly in baseball or golf) an unsuccessful attempt to hit the ball.
puff of air or odour
A sudden expulsion of air from the mouth; a quick puff or slight gust, as of air or smoke.
A glimpse; a hasty view.
The marysole, or sail fluke.
a short light gust of air
a lefteye flounder found in coastal waters from New England to Brazil
a strikeout resulting from the batter swinging at and missing the ball for the third strike

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to blow or convey with slight gusts of air

Words related to WHIFF

whiffed20 whiffer19 whiffers20 whiffing21 whiffings22 whiffs18

Words that contain WHIFF

whiffs18 whiffy21 whiffed20 whiffer19 whiffet19 whiffle19 whiffers20 whiffets20 whiffier20 whiffing21 whiffled21 whiffler20 whiffles20 skewwhiff28 whiffiest21 whiffings22 whifflers21 whifflery24 whiffling22 whifflings23 whiffleries23 whiffletree23 whiffletrees24

How to use WHIFF in a sentence

Kazan caught a single whiff of the man-tainted air and his spine grew stiff.
A faint whiff of cooking, escaping through some carelessly open door, was borne to his nostrils.
As we were approaching the entrance to the Dardanelles, we noticed an Austrian brig drifting in the current, the whiff of her flag indicating distress.
But there was also a whiff of something forbidden about the relationship, something to do with his mother again.
I sat by it till late into the night, to enjoy the little whiff of air that floated in.
A bugle sounded for us to cease firing, and a whiff of wind came to clear the curtain from in front of us, and then we could see what had happened.
From some where there came a well-aimed whiff of grape, and another, and another.
Waterworth, for it would be very dangerous for you to get even a whiff of this in your condition.
Now, on the other hand, every whiff lingers persistently beside the domestic altar, and betrays to the youngest child, next day, the parental weakness.
Take a whiff on me, new words and new music adaptation by Huddie Ledbetter.

A whiff of pipe smoke drifted over his shoulder, and he looked around.
They got an occasional whiff of the scandal that was pursuing their names.
He drew his handkerchief from his inner pocket, and as he did so a whiff of violets came remindingly, but he paid no heed.
They rode toward the south, in pursuit of the bandits, as they now called Whiff, String, and Ham.
She expected to find the place deserted, and was surprised by a whiff of tobacco-smoke as she entered.
Charles Mills, finding his whale dead, struck a whiff in the lance-hole he had made when he killed her, cut the line that was fast to her, and bent it on to another spare iron.
There was a faint rustle of feminine garments, a fleeting whiff of violets in the air, and Kitty had taken her departure, followed by her husband.
Whether she did or not they scented the compliment, looked stupid, and hung their heads, silent in the intoxication of this first subtle whiff of incense.
The breath of the mountain was heavily charged with whisky, and the Government got a whiff of it.
He began by taking a whiff, now and then, out of the pipe of a comrade, just to be in fashion, and to keep himself warm those chill evenings and mornings.
A little whiff of blue smoke sailing away on the wind from the fork of a tall oak not fifty feet in front told the story.
Dorry tied his scout scarf on a stick and held it up, and when it blew out straight we got a strong whiff, and the crackling was louder.
A breath of laughter may blow a Government out of existence in Paris much more effectually than will a whiff of cannon smoke.
To him it is like getting a whiff of the fresh air from our Scottish hills.
For every whiff of breakfast that mingled with the smell of clean air in the morning came a pang of homesickness for what would soon be only a memory.
A whiff of a shred of cotton cloth caught on a bush denoted a smoky native.
He acted crazy and I began to suspect that he had caught a whiff of the bear.
The HISPANIOLA rolled steadily, dipping her bowsprit now and then with a whiff of spray.
It seemed like the first whiff of a temperance millennium.
He took the first whiff himself, blowing it up into the air, and the second whiff he blew into my face.
A figure had detached itself from the vagueness in front of him, and a whiff of rank tobacco smoke came suddenly to his nostrils.

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