Flurries is valid Scrabble Word

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

8 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
13 points in WWF

Definitions for FLURRIES in dictionary:

VERB:

FLURRY, to agitate
(especially of snow or leaves) be moved in small swirling masses by sudden gusts of wind
(of a person) move quickly in a busy or agitated way

NOUN:

a small swirling mass of something, especially snow or leaves, moved by sudden gusts of wind
a sudden short period of activity or excitement
a number of things arriving or happening suddenly and during the same period

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to confuse

Words related to FLURRIES

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How to use FLURRIES in a sentence

The rain pattered steadily on the roof and sometimes came in gusty flurries through the door.
The same weather in every respect, with light snow flurries.
Every little while flurries like this occurred, each flurry culminating in the revolver shot that put an end to it.
The great depth of snow endured, was added to by spasmodic flurries.
When he left the library it was about noon, the day being cloudy and dark with flurries of snow, those who were in the streets shivering with the raw cold.
Those flurries, and the steady rolling of the ship, accounted for the emptiness of the decks, favouring my reminiscent mood.
It was not, however, until an hour had gone that the flakes began to swirl in fitful flurries.
There had been so many such reports in the past which proved but flurries, that many of the old-timers became sceptical, and waited for further developments.
December weather in Flanders brought cutting winds from off the North Sea and often there were flurries of snow in the air.
The day went by, short, gray, with flurries of snow.

Lawrence River, and dictates its course to the Gulf, when the wind from the north, bringing with it flurries of fine snow, began to blow cold and strong.
Harvesting was not complete yet, and soon flurries of snow began to drive across the fields and threaten the approach of winter.
Light flurries of wet snow bounced off the canopy, leaving thin, fast-drying trails of moisture.
The light snow flurries had turned to a steady fall of thick wet flakes, melting as they hit on the warm pavement but beginning to coat the pitiful flotsam of the accident.
The month of October was well advanced, and flurries of snow heralded the approach of winter.
Already the smell of the Ghost Wind was heavy and harsh, and little flurries of sand went racing along the street, lifting the flaps of the doorways.
Clouds indicated that flurries of rain might come, but he did not view them now with apprehension.
The sky was covered with lowering clouds, and there were occasionally flurries of snow.
The flurries of rain ceased, and the skies brightened a little.
But they seem better able to weather these flurries than the windy, cloud-compelling divinities of the hour.

Similar words containing FLURRIE without suffix s

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