Wilds is valid Scrabble Word

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

5 letters word
9 points in Scrabble
10 points in WWF

Definitions for WILDS in dictionary:

VERB:

WILD, (obsolete) to wield

ADJECTIVE:

produced from wild animals or plants without cultivation
(of sea or the weather) rough and stormy
(of people) not civilized; primitive
(of a look, appearance, etc.) indicating distraction or strong emotion
very enthusiastic or excited
very angry.
(of an animal or plant) living or growing in the natural environment; not domesticated or cultivated
(of a place or region) uninhabited, uncultivated, or inhospitable
lacking discipline or restraint

not based on sound reasoning or probability
(of a playing card) deemed to have any value, suit, colour, or other property in a game at the discretion of the player holding it.
a remote uninhabited or sparsely inhabited area
a natural state or uncultivated or uninhabited region
treat (a person or animal) harshly, so that they become untrusting or nervous

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to go about in a group attacking others

Words related to WILDS

wild8 wilded11 wilding12

How to use WILDS in a sentence

Grey had no knowledge of the wilds, and Donaldson and Bertrand could not handle the news as it should be handled, in the unlikely event of their getting through alive.
The child of a wandering tribe caught young and trained to polite life, if he feels an hereditary yearning can run away to the old wilds and get his nature into tune.
During the wars that followed many of the Spaniards were killed, and their steeds bounded into the wilds of the new country, to enjoy a life of unrestrained freedom.
Inger grew despondent at last, the wilds oppressed her, she turned religious.
Here stands the first of them all, the first man in the wilds.
He did not begin to suspect, however, the bitterness which they experienced when they received the startling information that he had married a girl from the wilds of the far West.
This, with black velvet knee-breeches and high well-polished boots, made a costume such as De Catinat had never before seen in the wilds of Canada.
Oh, you will see, gentlemen, that even in the wilds we have a little, a very little, which is perhaps not altogether bad.
But each knew that events were shaping themselves, the stage was set, and the drama of the wilds was wearing to its final scene.
They remain at the posts only long enough to do their trading, and return again to the wilds.

His route lay across the western wilds to Santa Fe.
The wilds of Canada, said she, may afford us that refuge our cruel country denies us.
Thus it was that Grant and Lee first came to know each other, in the wilds of Mexico.
It was Nut Kut, the great black elephant not long down from his own wilds among the Vindha Hills, who left his station first and moved on out into the night.
She was a forest mother of the wilds ready to fight for her young, a wife ready to go to the stake for the husband of her choice.
He had heard a similar sound in the wilds of Wyoming and he recognized it at once.
And still the same flutter of distant, scattering shots came drifting back from the brakes and canons in the rocky wilds beyond the stream.
For a day they affronted the immense wilds until they had forced themselves thousands of feet above the race of men.
Now this is the situation, as much as a lad from the wilds of Paris could understand it.
And the missionaries have been its advance agents into the stagnant East, and the savage wilds of the southern hemisphere.
I realized all the men of these parts had wandered away after the Duke, for the sake of the excitement, after living lonely up there in the wilds.
Perhaps one reason why these had been so successful was because somehow she had always managed to surround him with home comforts, even in the wilds of the upper Nile.
All round the hill in which his cave was he prowled, but no man could he find, nor in all the wilds around was there any man.
The origin of the Sclavonians is quite lost in the haze of distance, and in the savage wilds where they first appeared.
But Mstislaf fell upon them with such impetuosity that they were routed with great slaughter and driven back to their wilds.
Desert wilds were, however, peopled, and the children of the emigrants succeeded to homes of comparative comfort.
These wilds, peopled by war-loving races, afford the most attractive field for military adventures.
For four days and three nights did this poor fellow wander through these rugged wilds.

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