Envies is valid Scrabble Word

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

6 letters word
9 points in Scrabble
11 points in WWF

Definitions for ENVIES in dictionary:

VERB:

desire to have a quality, possession, or other desirable thing belonging to (someone else)
desire for oneself (something belonging to another)

NOUN:

a person or thing that inspires envy
a feeling of discontented or resentful longing aroused by someone else's possessions, qualities, or luck

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

present 3d person sing. of envy

Words related to ENVIES

envy10 envying14

How to use ENVIES in a sentence

Challenged by a dishonest opponent who envies us the fruit of our peaceful toil, the hands of German men leave their work and grasp the sword.
Feudal envies and enmities had converted vassals into foes.
He neither envies nor admires what others are, but is contented to be what he is, and strives to do the utmost he can.
Let it therefore be constantly remembered, that whoever envies another, confesses his superiority, and let those be reformed by their pride who have lost their virtue.
Possibly he envies the man who has a front seat and who tells him about it.
The very person who is envied for one blessing perhaps envies another for one he does not possess.
They said they were secure, since one family never envies another, nor desires to deprive another of anything.
It was among these folk that first arose our amazing jealousies and envies.
Envies and jealousies had not arisen to mar the serenity in which he basked.
It lies in the pitiful assumption that she can achieve her end by imitation, that she can be the thing she envies if she look like that thing.

At this moment, however, there is probably nobody outside who envies our lot, or grudges us any enjoyment we may manage to get out of it.
But it is this, none the less, that Germany envies, and has set out to rival and if possible to surpass.
With the subtleties of speculation concerning those truths, and the unworldly envies growing out of them, it has not to do.
It is absurd to disapprove of what one envies, or to wish a good thing were no more because it has passed out of our possession.
She envies the mother who knew him as a child, even the nurse who may have rocked his cradle.
But there are occasions when even a cultivated lady fails in her grammar, and almost envies the men their privilege of swearing when they are in a rage.
She pities me for my fire at Graylees, but envies me my motoring trip.
The petty jealousies and envies had fallen away, for a period, from all us women gathered there that day, and the touch of our joined hands inspired and thrilled.
No one in his heart envies the press officer who holds the blue pencil over us.
Such a king is powerful and envies people of our station.
He envies our liberty, our public spirit, our trade, our stability.
He envies the birds because they can pour out in beautiful song the joy that is in them.
Her envies, hatreds, friendships, rivalries, and ambitions, are all limited to her own circle.
Though she dresses as like him as possible, she is very angry if you suggest that she at all envies him his birthright.
I know she envies me, though she affects the utmost contempt for matrimony, and reminds me forcibly of the fox and the grapes.

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