Wist is valid Scrabble Word

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

4 letters word
7 points in Scrabble
7 points in WWF

Definitions for WIST in dictionary:

VERB:

(archaic) to know, also WIS, WIT, WOT
have knowledge
that is to say (used to be more specific about something already referred to)
Knew.
know

NOUN:

the capacity for inventive thought and quick understanding; keen intelligence
good sense
a natural aptitude for using words and ideas in a quick and inventive way to create humour
a witty person

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to know ; WIS and WIST are the only accepted forms of this verb; it cannot be conjugated further

Words related to WIST

know11 wis6 wisted10 wisting11 wists8 wit6 wite7 witing10 witting11 wost7 wot6

Words that contain WIST

twist8 wists8 twists9 twisty12 unwist9 wisted10 wistly12 entwist10 intwist10 retwist10 twisted11 twister10 twistor10 untwist10 wistful13 wisting11 wistiti10 entwists11 intwists11 retwists11 twisters11 twistier11 twisting12 twistors11 untwists11 wistaria11 wisteria11 wistitis11 entwisted13 intwisted13 retwisted13 twistable14 twistiest12 twistings13 untwisted13 wistarias12 wisterias12 wistfully18 entwisting14 intertwist13 intwisting14 retwisting14 supertwist15 untwisting14 intertwists14 supertwists16 untwistings15 wistfulness17 intertwisted16 twistability20 intertwisting17 wistfulnesses19 twistabilities19 intertwistingly22

How to use WIST in a sentence

But they wist not what that saying meant, and were afraid to ask him.
And he came out and followed him, and wist not, that it was truth which was done by the angel, but thought he had seen a vision.
After he had done this Sir Ewain and Sir Ector de Maris set the golden spurs to his heels, and Sir Ector wist not that he was performing such office for his own brother.
But when the old lady who was his hostess beheld Sir Launcelot come in, she was very greatly astonished, for she wist he was still asleep in his bed-chamber.
So Sir Percival stood and gazed at that lady with a pleasure beyond words to express, and he wist that this must be the Lady Blanchefleur, for whose sake he had come thither.
It was one of the moments that came now, when she wist not that she shone.
Many a happy day thereafter the maiden lived without that she wist any whom she would care to love.
He wist himself to be so wise that she could not but let the knight persuade her, if it should ever be.
But when Sir Lamorak heard King Mark speak, then wist he well by his speech that he was a Cornish knight.
And when they wist that he was Sir Lamorak, they had great despite at him, and were wonderly wroth with him that he had put him to dishonour that day.

And when King Mark wist that Sir Tristram was come he was glad of his coming, and so was all the fellowship, and of him they made great joy.
When King Mark wist this he was wonderly wroth that his brother should win such worship.
That saw Sir Bleoberis, and he smote Sir Launcelot such a buffet upon the helm that he wist not well where he was.
And when he understood that it was he, he wist well that he was disguised for his sake.
When Sir Galahalt wist of this, he bade Palomides make him ready.
Then was Sir Tristram missed, and no creature wist where he was become.
When he wist what they were he took his horse with the spurs, because they should not ask him his name, and so rode fast away through thick and thin.
For well wist he that Sir Launcelot knew not Sir Tristram, and there he hoped that Sir Launcelot should beat or shame Sir Tristram, whereof Sir Palomides was full fain.
And when the king and Elaine his daughter wist that Sir Bors was nephew unto Sir Launcelot, they made him great cheer.
If I wist, said the queen, that he should not be with us here to-morn he should not go with you by my good will.
And when Sir Launcelot heard this he was passing heavy and wist not what to do, and so departed sore weeping, and cursed the time that he was born.
So he commanded Sir Percivale to depart, and so he leapt over the board and the ship, and all went away he wist not whither.
When Bors understood her words he was right evil at ease, which in no manner would not break chastity, so wist not he how to answer her.
But as soon as I wist that this adventure was ordained me I clipped off my hair, and made this girdle in the name of God.
With this noise and cry came to them King Arthur, and when he wist of that trouble he was a passing heavy man.
But when Queen Guenever wist that Sir Launcelot bare the red sleeve of the Fair Maiden of Astolat she was nigh out of her mind for wrath.
So Sir Launcelot and Sir Lavaine departed, that no creature wist where he was become, but the noble men of his blood.
And when Sir Lavaine and the hermit espied that Sir Launcelot was hurt, wit you well they were passing heavy, but Sir Lavaine wist not how that he was hurt nor by whom.
But would to God that I wist where were that traitor Sir Mordred, that hath caused all this mischief.
But when the five knights wist that Sir Kay had a fall, they were wroth out of wit, and therewith each of them five bare down a knight.
NOW turn we unto Sir Tristram, that when he was come home and wist La Beale Isoud was gone with Sir Palamides, wit ye well he was wroth out of measure.
And then when Sir Tristram came toward the old manor he found the track of many horses, and thereby he wist his lady was gone.
How now, said Sir Tristram, I wist well by the manner of their riding both that Sir Palomides should have a fall.
And when the townspeople witnessed this new and strange visitation they were so astonished and dismayed that they wist not what to do or say.

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