Wince is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WINCE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to flinch
• make a slight involuntary grimace or shrinking movement of the body out of pain or distress
• draw back, as if in pain
• To shrink, as from a blow, or from pain; to flinch; to start back.
• To kick or flounce when unsteady, or impatient at a rider; as, a horse winces.
• draw back, as with fear or pain
• make a face indicating disgust or dislike
NOUN:
• an instance of wincing.
• a roller for moving textile fabric through a dyeing vat.
• The act of one who winces.
• A reel used in dyeing, steeping, or washing cloth; a winch. It is placed over the division wall between two wince pits so as to allow the cloth to descend into either compartment. at will.
• the facial expression of sudden pain
• a reflex response to sudden pain
• wincing

Words related to WINCE

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Words that contain WINCE

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How to use WINCE in a sentence

• She did not minimize the hard struggle that Annie Gray had had in her attempts at self support, even when she saw the old man wince.
• Was this Indian boy prepared for the news? Or did he not care? Was he simply clay that served without feeling? The thought made Jack wince.
• The shrinking of the stallion had made the mares wince away in turn, but they came back now and resumed the conversation where it had been broken off.
• There was much in her wilful conduct that caused him to wince in the heart of him.
• It was the interchange of ideas about her that made her sensitiveness wince.
• It made Stella wince, for it took her back to that dreadful day.
• Anyone trying to find a fresh discomfort for us now, that would make us wince, would have been hard put to it.
• I admit the social convenience, but I wince at the thought of those tragic returns of the dispossessed.
• As far as large losses and large gains were concerned, Ronicky Doone was ready to handle the bets of anyone, other than millionaires, without a smile or a wince.
• The cavity was deep, and Trina began to wince and moan.
• She had loaded her fingers with old-fashioned rings, of which the very dullness made me wince to see them employed in this sorry service.
• Yet as he saw Ishmael wince he regretted the very sensibility in the boy, the lack of which had shocked him in Phoebe.
• Her pitiful anxiety not to anger him again made him wince.
• Ned grasped them eagerly, wringing them in a grip that would have made most men wince.
• His knees were bent and from time to time he staggered, jerking the sleeper so as to make me wince with pain.
• He bent to the cruel blows without a wince or a murmur.
• So we wince a little, but feel that it was necessary to be misunderstood to complete the sacrifice.
• What he saw made him wince as though he had been struck.
• Furiously the young Indian lashed out with his quirt, which struck Ted across the shoulders, and made him wince with the burning sharpness of it.
• The construction of this wince is well shown in the drawings.
• The wince will take the pieces full breadth, but often they are somewhat folded, and so several pieces, four, five or six, can be dealt with at one time.
• Felix grasped his with an unconscious grip which made Canon Pascal wince, though he said nothing.
• Texas did not wince as the heavy bullet struck him, but his face went white.
• He saw the arm wince, saw red blisters spring out on the white skin, he caught the sharp indraw of her breath, but he did not move.
• As he released her hand she let it drop quietly to her side and stood still, gazing at him with a quiet, disdainful look that would have made almost any other man wince.
• I saw something like a wince pass over his face, and a flush follow it.
• At the touch of her hand Faircloth drew in his breath sharply, seeming to wince.
• Yet seeing Cousin Philippe wince, I could not put the daily humiliation upon him.
• A certain attenuated memory of the faithless Hortense made him wince even yet.
• It made her wince to think of him as master under that roof.

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