Wraith is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WRAITH in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a visible disembodied spirit
• a ghost or ghostlike image of someone, especially one seen shortly before or after their death.
• used in reference to a pale, thin, or insubstantial person or thing
• a wisp or faint trace of something
• An apparition of a person in his exact likeness, seen before death, or a little after; hence, an apparition; a specter; a vision; an unreal image.
• Sometimes, improperly, a spirit thought to preside over the waters; -- called also water wraith.
• a mental representation of some haunting experience
• ghost

Words related to WRAITH

ghost9 wraiths13

Words that contain WRAITH

wraiths13 wraithlike20

How to use WRAITH in a sentence

• You clutched at form and gripped shadow, gave yourself to a man and bedded with the wraith of a man.
• The face of the Grey One was like a wraith, motionless and staring at him.
• A fear that something was amiss, that some aftermath, some wraith of the dread Chinaman, was yet to come to disturb our premature peace, began to haunt me.
• To Carl they were pale and unreal like the wraith of the days behind him.
• In the Koreans we seem to behold the wraith of a something which existed long ago.
• As evening closed in, the wreck of the great house became vague and shadowy, a thing without outline, the wraith of the home that had been.
• Here were the White Farm roof and chimneys and windows, and blue smoke from the chimney going straight up like a wraith to meet blue sky.
• He could be friends with her, while he moved from the other as from a bloodless wraith.
• The wraith moved to the door, turning with a warning gesture ere she vanished from sight, and Amina lost consciousness.
• No gilded barge of antiquity had ever been so glorious, so golden as this mangled wraith of the seas in the sunlit hours of the immediate past.
• If the wraith of Cyclona had occupied the chair there by his side she could scarcely have been further removed from his embrace.
• So indistinct was it that it looked almost like a wraith of grayish-blue smoke by the starlight.
• This, of course, is not a ghost story, but leads up to the old tale of the wraith of Valogne.
• The vulgar call it a wraith of the living, or a ghost of the dead.
• The story of the wraith of Catherine the Great is variously narrated.
• One thing must be remembered as affecting the theory that the coincidence between the wraith and the death is purely an accident.
• Menzies, minister of Erskine, once beheld the wraith of a friend smoking a pipe, but the owner of the wraith did not die, or do anything remarkable.
• The military expedition did not return, so the lady, taking it for granted that her husband, the owner of the wraith, was dead, married an admirer.
• The owner of a wraith which has been seen may be assumed to be dead.
• After a certain time, Rrisa came silently back, sliding into the soft dusk of that room almost like a wraith.
• Just before we enter McMurray the wraith of a tall oil-derrick tells of the enterprise of some pioneer in the wilderness.
• He welcomed this pale slip of a girl to their home circle because it gave him pleasure to pet and rally such a wraith into something like genuine existence.
• The world must choose the free woman or the white wraith of the prostitute.
• He seemed to have shrivelled away to a wraith of his former self.
• At last we reached the gloomy glade where, as Francis had told us, according to popular belief, the wraith of Charlemagne was still seen on the night of St.

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