Wildfire is valid Scrabble Word

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

8 letters word
15 points in Scrabble
16 points in WWF

Definitions for WILDFIRE in dictionary:

NOUN:

raging destructive fire
a large, destructive fire that spreads quickly over woodland or brush.
a combustible liquid such as Greek fire that was readily ignited and difficult to extinguish, used especially in warfare.
highly flammable material, such as Greek fire, formerly used in warfare
A composition of inflammable materials, which, kindled, is very hard to quench; Greek fire.
An old name for erysipelas.
A disease of sheep, attended with inflammation of the skin.
A sort of lightning unaccompanied by thunder.
a raging and rapidly spreading conflagration

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

a raging, destructive fire

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How to use WILDFIRE in a sentence

When it reached this line it lifted a blaze, flamed and roared, and burned like wildfire in grass.
That rumour went the rounds like wild-fire, so that we were given a wide berth and had a table all to ourselves in the darkest corner of the big dim dining-room.
Sweeping through the short log country it spread like wild-fire over nearly all the Northwestern lumber districts.
The idea, once started, flew through the country like wild-fire.
The news that Smike had been caught and brought back in triumph, ran like wild-fire through the hungry community, and expectation was on tiptoe all the morning.
The news spread like wildfire and created intense excitement throughout the county and State.
The conflagration spread like wild-fire, their housing being all of wood, and covered with flags or rushes.
I knew he was drawing a long bow, but he will tell it to others, and it will spread like wildfire.
The perfect cure of Miss Goodwin had spread like wildfire, and reached the whole country.
It seemed to embody the whole spirit of the Revolutionists, and spread like wildfire throughout France.

The news spread like wildfire on every side, and was proclaimed aloud in places where the defeat of Ephesus was never even whispered.
When the little band entered Touraine, they were out of danger, and here the news of the approach of the Maid spread like wildfire over the country-side.
The others notified more of the neighbors and the police, and of course, the news spread like wildfire.
How this rumor started no one knew, but it spread like wildfire, and was generally believed.
The Reformation ran like wild-fire through the North.
A true Italian spirit is a ball Of wild-fire, hurting most when it seems spent.
He let the cat out of the bag, and the news spread like wildfire over the village, and was soon carried to Eastborough Centre and to Montrose.
Wildfire, apparently disgusted at having allowed himself to be mounted so suddenly, lashed out viciously two or three times, and then refused to move.
Did I not hear a few months since that you bought Wildfire? I thought, when I heard it, that you would be lucky if you did not get your neck broken in the course of a week.
Vincent had, upon receiving his appointment, written at once to Major Ashley, sending his letter by Dan, who was ordered to bring back Wildfire.
As soon as breakfast was over Vincent mounted Wildfire, which had been sent back after he had been taken prisoner, and rode into Richmond.
When Ken felt the spring of the cinder-path in his feet, the sensation of buoyancy, the eager wildfire pride that flamed over him, he wanted to break into headlong flight.
The tidings of great things in store at no far distant future spread like wildfire.
The news of what had been done at Atchison flew like wild-fire through the country.
What could He not do with such a backing, if He chose! Such a rumor would Spread like wildfire.
Do as I tell you, and in a few days measles will begin to run through the two companies like wildfire.
The publication of his pamphlet, previously mentioned, created a great sensation, and it sold like wildfire.
This terrible story spread like wildfire through the Colony, and Lord Methuen despatched an official denial of the alleged circumstances to Capetown.
No wonder that alarm was kindled, and, being kindled, spread like wildfire.

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