Wounds is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WOUNDS in dictionary:

VERB:
• WOUND, to inflict an injury upon
• inflict a wound on
• injure (a person's feelings)
NOUN:
• an injury to living tissue caused by a cut, blow, or other impact, typically one in which the skin is cut or broken
• an injury to a person's feelings or reputation

Words related to WOUNDS

wound9 wounded12 wounding13

Words that contain WOUNDS

swounds11

How to use WOUNDS in a sentence

• The comparative danger to the two is, of death, 46 officers to 37 men, and of wounds, 234 officers to 158 men.
• Instantly Shalah turned to me and inquired about my wounds.
• The wounds Thor had received in the fight, unlike bullet wounds, had stopped bleeding after the first few minutes, and he left no telltale red spots behind.
• Robert had never before seen them attack with so much disregard of wounds, and death.
• Both parties now waited for a time to heal their wounds, repair their shattered weapons, get rested and receive reinforcements.
• Every day every man had to have his wounds dressed.
• They found the brave hunter in a most pitiful condition, with his flesh terribly mangled, his clothes torn into ribbons, and his back and shoulders one mass of lacerated wounds.
• One poor fellow had escaped the rigid scrutiny of the red men by crawling to an obscure place where he had died from his wounds.
• The skull was very large, and showed marks of ten wounds.
• You know what terrible wounds and awful suffering are caused by these bullets, and that their use is strictly forbidden by the generally recognized rules of international warfare.
• He would share his last drop of water with the wounded, bandage his wounds to the best of his ability, and would extend to him all the medical attendance at his command.
• The chill nights had long since sealed up the summer wounds in the great glacier.
• The animals, stung by their wounds, were thrown into confusion, and either rolled down the precipice themselves or pushed others over.
• Shells and wounds were connected in my mind by that close succession.
• About three per cent of the wounds were in the head and about fifteen per cent in the face or neck.
• And as soon as he came to the king, his brother, he let search his wounds.
• It was at this crisis that Lieutenant Swanzy fell, covered with wounds at the head of his detachment.
• With bloody wounds, O Sire, as if in play, On this side of the boundary and that We fought, yet ever peace resembled war So to a hair, that perfidy alone Made all the difference.
• It is therefore a vital necessity, quite apart from the humanitarian aspect, that the wounds of the civilians of belligerent countries should be cared for.
• He was a kind of belated Byron, who might have been cured of his romantic tastes by the wounds and contact of reality.
• No man, however sore his wounds, held back when the voice of Achilles called him to the fight once again.
• Then were they welcomed by the King himself and a tent assigned to them, where Geraint rested until his wounds were healed.

Similar words containing WOUND without suffix s

wound9 swound10 woundy13 enwound11 inwound11 rewound11 swounds11 unwound11 upwound13 wounded12 wounder11 outwound12 swounded13 wounders12 woundier12 woundily15 wounding13 overwound16 swounding14 unwounded14 woundable15 woundedly17 woundiest13 woundings14 woundless13 woundwort16 interwound14 woundingly18 woundworts17 unwoundable17

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