Emit is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EMIT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to send forth
• produce and discharge (something, especially gas or radiation)
• make (a sound)
• give out
• To send forth; to throw or give out; to cause to issue; to give vent to; to eject; to discharge; as, fire emits heat and smoke; boiling water emits steam; the sun emits light.
• To issue forth, as an order or decree; to print and send into circulation, as notes or bills of credit.
• expel (gases or odors)
• give off, send forth, or discharge; as of light, heat, or radiation, vapor, etc.
• express audibly; utter sounds (not necessarily words)

Words related to EMIT

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How to use EMIT in a sentence

• At any rate, she was relieved when he did not remain beside her to emit polite commonplaces.
• A coin which had ceased to emit this smoke, smoked slightly after having been exposed twelve hours to the air.
• And in consequence of the pressure of their arms and of their breasts, their bodies began to emit smoke like charcoal in fire.
• The body being in the middle of the column is plainly seen, nor does it emit an unpleasant smell, nor is it in any way offensive, and it is all visible as the body itself.
• It is strange that these animals should never emit this light without being irritated.
• It will grow in any soil, and will produce an abundance of its violet-tinted white flowers, which, when handled, emit a faint odour of garlic.
• A strip of paper dipped in this and waved to and fro will emit a thick white smoke if the acid vapor be in the atmosphere.
• He had remarkable eyes, large, full, deep, dark, and brilliant, with a sort of amber circle around the pupil, which made them seem to emit fire when under excitement.
• If this explanation of the formation of solar spots is well founded, we must expect to find that the sun does not constantly emit similar quantities of light and heat.
• Let us suppose, says he, that bodies emit heat not only from the molecules of their surfaces, but also from the particles in the interior.
• This causes them to emit musical sounds of a pitch proportioned to their length, as in an organ-pipe.
• He was lying in bed staring in a fixed manner straight ahead of him and would emit an occasional grunt, and a few unintelligible words.
• Joey, embarrassed by his gag, nevertheless managed to emit a warning growl.
• There is not a village in which he does not emit his poisoned breath and which he has not filled with desolation.
• Its leaves, when bruised, emit a strong smell like that of carrion, which is very loathsome.
• This is secreted also as an aromatic attribute of the leaves through their minute glands, causing them to emit a fragrant odour when bruised.
• The leaves, when slightly rubbed, emit a rich aromatic odour, which renders them proof against the attacks of insects.
• Its heat caused their wet clothing to emit a cloud of steam.
• Their scales are also peculiar, being covered by enamel so hard, that, if struck with steel, they will emit sparks like flint.
• But we women had done nothing but emit piercing shrieks the entire way, and it might have been three hundred feet or three hundred miles, for all we knew.
• She does this whenever I emit anything that can be called an idea.
• At times the dark, lowering, scurrying clouds broke to emit a flare of sunshine and to show a patch of blue.
• He was, with the expression of a cloud about to emit a flash of forked lightning.

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