Colds is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COLDS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• COLD, a respiratory infection
• a low temperature; cold weather; a cold environment
• a common infection in which the mucous membrane of the nose and throat becomes inflamed, typically causing running at the nose, sneezing, and a sore throat
ADVERB:
• completely; entirely
ADJECTIVE:
• of or at a low or relatively low temperature, especially when compared with the human body
• (of a person) feeling uncomfortably cold
• (of food or drink) served or consumed without being heated or after cooling
• feeling or characterized by fear or horror
• unconscious
• dead
• lacking affection or warmth of feeling; unemotional
• not affected by emotion; objective
• sexually unresponsive; frigid
• depressing or dispiriting; not suggestive of warmth
• (of a colour) containing pale blue or grey.
• (of the scent or trail of a hunted person or animal) no longer fresh and easy to follow
• without preparation or rehearsal
• (in children's games) far from finding or guessing what is sought.
• at one's mercy
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the relative lack of heat; a chill

Words related to COLDS

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Words that contain COLDS

scolds9 outscolds12

How to use COLDS in a sentence

• The colds which resulted were always supposed to be caught out of doors.
• The Chairman in his opening remarks said that colds were at once the commonest complaints to which human beings were subject and the least understood by the faculty.
• A scientific investigator should be as proud of discovering a preventive for colds as a scheme of wireless telegraphy.
• Sir Eufus Hardy, the famous physician, protested that colds were for the most part negligible.
• Despite stiff joints and severe colds, all were anxious to resume travel at the usual hour next day, June the first.
• And each time I have been seized by violent colds, and my life has been made wretched.
• Occasionally they reported old tracks of reindeer and foxes, but the winter colds had driven everything far inland.
• For the same reason, colds and sore throat sometimes induce temporary deafness.
• If we become outdoor sleepers, coughs and colds will be almost unknown.
• The actors exhibited burlesque characters, feigning themselves deaf, sick with colds, lame, blind, crippled, and addressing an idol for the return of health.
• I frequently noticed people lying on the floor in these hovels, suffering from colds.
• Should the atmosphere become settled, perhaps a favourable effect might be produced on the general health, and those harassing coughs and colds be removed.
• The popular way of accounting for many of these ills is that they come from colds or from straining lifts.
• We know that taste and its sister sense, smelling, are both temporarily destroyed by colds.
• This starving did work beautifully, and freed him from a great many severe colds.
• Army men have often noted that as long as they are on the march and sleep outdoors, they seldom or never have colds, but they develop them as soon as they get indoors again.
• Franklin, Benjamin, views of, concerning colds, 124.
• Quack remedies, to be avoided in case of colds, 280.
• You may have read in the newspapers that your two cousins are confined to the palace with slight colds.
• Yet, peculiarly enough, few men get colds from this exposure.
• We would have walked except that Bee and I had colds, and big, beautiful Mrs.
• He was also called in to probe for a bullet but for fever or colds or even child-birth he was considered an unnecessary expense.
• You write that you are better and stronger, and have no more of your old dreadful colds.
• Nearly all of them had taken severe colds, and since the rain on Monday night, which had spoiled their provisions, they had been nearly starved.
• Both were taken very ill with one of those colds which are so fatal to the Eskimoes, and he feared he should not be able to bring her home alive.
• Then Doctor Franklin began to expound his theory of colds.
• They ran and jumped and played all day like ordinary healthy children, and were said to be unusually free from colds and other complaints common to childhood.
• By this time our people began to complain of colds and pains in their limbs, which obliged me to haul to the northward to the latitude of 54 deg.
• Tender colds, seen eye holders, all work, the best of change, the meaning, the dark red, all this and bitten, really bitten.

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