Wrist is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WRIST in dictionary:

VERB:
• in ice-hockey, to sweep the puck alongside the ice before shooting
• hit an object with a twist of the wrist
NOUN:
• the junction between the hand and forearm
• the joint connecting the hand with the forearm
• the equivalent joint (the carpal joint) in the foreleg of a quadruped or the wing of a bird.
• the part of a garment covering the wrist; a cuff
• (in a machine) a stud projecting from a crank as an attachment for a connecting rod.
• joint between the hand and the arm
• The joint, or the region of the joint, between the hand and the arm; the carpus. See Carpus.
• A stud or pin which forms a journal; -- also called wrist pin.
• a joint between the distal end of the radius and the proximal row of carpal bones
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to sweep the puck along the ice before shooting it

Words related to WRIST

wristed11 wristing12 wrists9

Words that contain WRIST

wrists9 wristy12 wristed11 wrister10 wristers11 wristier11 wristing12 wristlet11 wristband15 wristiest12 wristlets12 wristlock18 wristbands16 wristlocks19 wristwatch21 wristwatches23

How to use WRIST in a sentence

• He returned under the escort of ten armed men, each of them chained by the wrist to an iron box, which he unlocked with difficulty.
• Her wrist was more supple than the steel foil itself, and she was left-handed.
• For instance, amongst the many pets of the men, the strangest I saw was a small hawk sitting on the wrist of a soldier who had trained him.
• And she would smile, with a familiar intimate word for everybody, her hand frequently visiting the purse of Russian leather that hung from her wrist.
• At either end was a strap which buckled tightly around the wrist and was locked.
• The other wrist was instantly handcuffed, and within a few minutes both landlord and clerk were helpless prisoners on their way to the police station.
• The instant the fingers loosened upon her wrist she broke away and dashed toward the hills.
• Ruth Tolliver started forward, but a hand closed over her wrist with a biting grip and brought her to a sudden halt.
• I permitted the affectionate creature to display his childish gratitude, and then, taking him by the wrist, I withdrew him from the room.
• But a grip of steel closed suddenly round her wrist and forced her back into her seat.
• Then David and Jamie broke a quantity of low-hanging spruce boughs, which they snapped from the trees with a dexterous upward bend of the wrist.
• The coal burned itself out upon the motionless wrist of a Spartan.
• He reached forward to take the arm of the girl who had spoken, but at the same instant some one caught him by the wrist and held him still.
• His gun was too heavy for him and his wrist was not quick.
• The hands which had clung upon him now held his wrist with a grip immovable.
• He waited for the strong tremor to seize his wrist.
• The whip was attached to the wrist by a broad band, which passed through a hole near the end of the handle.
• Dr Hodgson grasped the wrist and stopped the trembling.
• His hand dropped back from the wrist he had been holding, and all was over.
• Then when she had watched old Backkhouse make his farewell, and turn towards the gate, she hastily opened a black silk bag hanging from her wrist, and thrust the letter into it.
• Here were four spreading out, like the fingers of a human hand, without the thumb, and uniting at the wrist.
• Suddenly Watson put out a hand and seized his wrist.
• The principal requirement is, first of all, a loose wrist.
• The ends of the fingers must be firm, but otherwise the hand, wrist and arm, from the shoulder, are all relaxed.

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