Worries is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WORRIES in dictionary:

VERB:
• WORRY, to cause to be anxious
• feel or cause to feel anxious or troubled about actual or potential problems
• discover or solve something by persistent thought
• annoy or disturb
• (of a dog or other carnivorous animal) tear at or pull about with the teeth
• (of a dog) chase and attack (livestock, especially sheep)
• pull at or fiddle with repeatedly
NOUN:
• the state of being anxious and troubled over actual or potential problems
• a source of anxiety
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to feel anxious and uneasy about something

Words related to WORRIES

worried11 worry11 worrying15

Words that contain WORRIES

beworries14

How to use WORRIES in a sentence

• On the following morning she awakened brighter than usual, having passed a good night, freed from the worries and anxieties that had beset her for weeks.
• But Mathieu and Marianne also had great family worries.
• Morse seems to have had a really patriotic motive, as well as a desire for immediate return and the freedom from further worries, in his offer to the Government.
• Oh, my child has been such a bad, bad child of late! It worries me almost out of my wits.
• He was a made man, secure for ever against fears and worries.
• He was a small, nervous, intent man whose daily worries showed plainly through the uplift of the moment, and Wilbur had wondered what he found to be so thrilled about.
• Mother gave me a list of her worries in private after tea that night.
• If she married him there would be an end of all her worries and troubles, and she could rest contentedly on his strong arm.
• Theoretically, I suppose, every one would like to be freed from worries.
• We have plenty of good food, but she worries because I do not eat more.
• This hilarity is similar to that shown by the Japanese at a funeral, who rejoice that the troubles and worries of the world are over for the fortunate dead.
• Strange how a man could go along for years, his only worries those of business, his track a single one through comfortable fields where he reaped only what he sowed.
• It shows plainly that with all her engagements, worries and trials, she had not absorbed or lost the spirit of the docile Mary in that of the careful Martha.
• Whenever the devil worries you with these thoughts, seek the company of men at once, or drink somewhat more liberally, jest and play some jolly prank, or do anything exhilarating.
• Rainham rose, and, with the little, expansive shrug with which he usually discarded his commercial worries, wandered towards the window.
• I was worn-out with fatigue and harassed with spiritual worries.
• All other things seemed less urgent, and a letter from Harry full of small worries about pictures and bric-a-brac was almost an irritation.
• Each day of your life will bring difficulties, worries.
• When I had done with my worries, Philip was not to be found.
• The silence from Vienna worries them, I gather, very much.
• They had slept under the same roof with him, had shared his worries, his hopes, and his fears.
• Bill Holmes, she decided fiercely, should not add to those worries.
• He hurried, for he had no patience with worries that concerned Helen May.
• I have seen and felt the misery caused by their unnecessary worries.
• The more one worries the more he continues to worry.
• In subsequent chapters, various worries are discussed, with their causes and cures.
• The result was the worries of others affected it to the extent of urging it to flee.
• CHAPTER XI MARITAL WORRIES I now approach a difficult part of my subject, yet I do it without trepidation, fear, or worry as to results.
• Worries of this nature in every case, are a proof of small, or undeveloped, natures.
• An employer who worries his employees never gets the good work out of them as does the one who has sense enough to keep them happy, good-natured and contented.
• But the general who worries his men gets neither their good will nor good work.
• In the air one cannot mark time, and it worries Fritz to death.
• I feel we ought to be extra careful until we get a new office with proper safeguards, and that expensive outfit staying here all night worries me.
• The days following the return of Douglas to Chicago were filled also with worries and anxieties of a private nature.
• There will be no room too good for use, and no furnishings so delicate that mother worries over family contact with them.

Similar words containing WORRIE without suffix s

worried11 worrier10 worriers11 beworried15 beworries14 unworried13 worriedly16 unworriedly18

SCRABBLE® is a registered trademark. We do not cooperate with the owners of this trademark. All trademark rights are owned by their owners and are not relevant to the web site "scrabble-word.com". This site is intended for entertainment and training. We try to make a useful tool for all fans of SCRABBLE. "Scrabble Word" is the best method to improve your skills in the game.