Wilder is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WILDER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to cause to stray
• perplex; bewilder
• lead or be led astray
• cause to lose one's way; lead or drive astray
NOUN:
• United States writer and dramatist (1897-1975)
• United States filmmaker (born in Austria) whose dark humor infused many of the films he made (1906-2002)
ADJECTIVE:
• To bewilder; to perplex.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• living in a natural state

Words related to WILDER

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How to use WILDER in a sentence

• It was a wilder land than the Tidewater, for only once did we see a human dwelling.
• The wilder spirits bore on, and when they had cut the remaining distance in half, the pit still showed no sign of life.
• It is scarcely possible to conceive a wilder or more ferocious and terrible monster than a buffalo bull.
• The country west of him was all peaks and table-land, and the farther away they were, the higher and wilder they looked.
• The wind blew in puffs, grew wilder, and roared through the willows, carrying bright sparks upward.
• Wilder will tell you that he came near taking out my great picture of the Hercules to you.
• New diggings jumped up every day, and now another big rush broke out in Port Phillip that sent every one wilder than ever.
• But to Wilder these familiar objects furnished no immediate attraction.
• This, the attentive Wilder well knew, was, among all trading vessels, the signal of sailing.
• While Wilder was staring about him, a good deal surprised at the situation in which he was placed, the landlord retired, and he found himself alone with his confederate.
• Just before the day shut in, and ere the islands were entirely sunk into the waves, Wilder ascended to an upper yard bearing in his hand a glass.
• No effort, on the part of Wilder, could apparently alter her bearing an inch.
• If you were travelling in the wilder parts of Colorado you would find a close resemblance to Buffalo Bill was no mean personal protection.
• For twenty minutes the rifle-fire seemed to grow wilder and wilder.
• In all his long and eventful life, passed amid peril, it is doubtful if the trapper had ever been in a wilder scene.
• Their necks kept moving up and down, with an impatience that augmented as the growing wind broke their vertical rhythm with a wilder swaying from side to side.
• At first, they talked of their hunger, dreaming up wild combinations of dishes and giving even wilder estimates of how much each could consume.
• Monkeys, for example, in civilised monkey communities, differ very greatly from those of wilder and less trained districts.
• It kicked him toward the rope slightly, but most of the energy was wasted in setting him into a wilder spin.
• CHAPTER XXXII THE WOLVES OF THE MARK The Hirschgasse is a little inn across the river, well known to the wilder blades of Plassenburg.
• Wild? They are wilder than any naturally wild animal that ever ran on four legs.
• There was a difference in his aspect, a wilder look than the others wore, as if the man had suddenly awakened to the fury of his Indians.
• It was a wild guess, but a pistol shot sometimes starts a wilder guess.
• It was a wilder ride than any I have known since or shall again, I can promise you, for, God knows, I have been hurt too often.
• He thought, in his wilder intervals, of killing himself.

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