Crutch is valid Scrabble Word

Is crutch a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is crutch valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

6 letters word
13 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for CRUTCH in dictionary:

VERB:

to support on a crutch
To support on crutches; to prop up.
support or sustain (a person or thing) as with a crutch

NOUN:

a long stick with a crosspiece at the top, used as a support under the armpit by a lame person.
a thing used for support or reassurance
the crotch of the body or a garment
long sticklike support with a rest for the armpit
A staff with a crosspiece at the head, to be placed under the arm or shoulder, to support the lame or infirm in walking.
A form of pommel for a woman\'s saddle, consisting of a forked rest to hold the leg of the rider.
A knee, or piece of knee timber

A forked stanchion or post; a crotch. See Crotch.
a wooden or metal staff that fits under the armpit and reaches to the ground; used by disabled person while walking
anything that serves as an expedient

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to prop up or support

Words related to CRUTCH

crutched16 crutches15 crutching17

Words that contain CRUTCH

crutched16 crutches15 crutching17 crutchings18

How to use CRUTCH in a sentence

Now the pain had resolved itself into a dull aching but Reginald would never walk without a crutch again.
But not for long, for in a little while along hopped Uncle Wiggily Longears, with his crutch.
Uncle Wiggily awakened them, and then, keeping tight hold of the string that was fast to his crutch, he led them out of the cave.
Wallingford, you depend on a crutch that will betray you.
There were only about twenty men in the outfit, and the only means we had of following them was by a crutch used by an Indian shot by John Fairchilds on the 17th of January.
I found that I could walk without my staff or crutch, or any assistance from any one.
There was a quick step from the deeper shadows and a figure loomed suddenly in front of Thad who, with uplifted crutch, was still glaring at Bill.
He scrambled out, and snatching the crutch ran along the brink, staring at their black shadows.
He could walk, with one crutch and a stick, resting a little on the injured foot, and he felt sure that in a few days he should be able to walk with the stick alone.
It was hard to carry it under the arm by which he walked with a stick, the other hand being necessary to move the crutch, and as he reached the jar he felt that it was slipping.

He started in his sleep, opened his eyes wide, and tried to spring up without his crutch, for he fancied himself in a dream.
The crutch had been left at the entrance, well hidden.
There are two other points in the orthodox Sol-fa system which are modified by those who wish to use it as a crutch to staff notation.
His crutch, and a certain pensive pallor on his countenance, certainly added to his attractions.
When the whole is well melted, and just before turning it into the frame, crutch in the mixed perfume.
A few yards further a man in grey was cutting a forked limb into a crutch.
All at once the door of the cottage flew wide open, and out came an old, old woman, leaning upon a crutch.
She was lame, and could walk only with the aid of a crutch.
We have the whole range of the house to ourselves, and many an Excursion make we on the Crutch.
Sometimes he is shown with a staff or crutch, and it may be that here he rests his elbow on it, while his head leans upon his half-closed hand.
Such a crutch does not heat the arm pit and there is an elasticity about it not to be had in the wooden crutch.
As I entered I had seen, however, a large crutch reposing against the wall in the corner opposite to the door.
Olof gripped the first by the collar and crutch, and flung him head foremost through the air.
Then he advanced to the stockade, threw over his crutch, got a leg up, and with great vigour and skill succeeded in surmounting the fence and dropping safely to the other side.
But he would seize his crutch and make a swoop or a pound at the offender, or shy his medicine-bottle, or his tumbler, at his head.
He walked with extreme difficulty, leaning on a crutch.
He wore a ribbon on his breast and he leaned on a crutch.
He reached a hand to Lane to raise himself, an action he rarely resorted to, and awkwardly got his crutch in place.
Then off the old gentleman bunny hopped with his crutch.
So he laid aside his crutch and his valise, gave a little run and a big jump, and then he came down kerthump on the pile of leaves.
After climbing the hill, a good deal of exertion for Maurice with his crutch, they paused to rest on the steps leading up from the gate of the Gilpin place.
When her foot was sufficiently better to allow her to limp about, John Kane made her a crutch, and Hetty felt more gladness at receiving this present than Mrs.
A few feet in advance of the crowd, as though drawn irresistibly forward, young Holmes hung upon his crutch.

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