Furious is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FURIOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• extremely angry
• full of anger or energy; violent or intense
• very angry
• Transported with passion or fury; raging; violent; as, a furious animal.
• Rushing with impetuosity; moving with violence; as, a furious stream; a furious wind or storm.
• marked by extreme and violent energy
• marked by extreme anger
• (of the elements) as if showing violent anger

Words related to FURIOUS

furibund14 furiosities14 furiosity15 furiously15 furiousness14 furiousnesses16

Words that contain FURIOUS

furiously15 furiousness14 furiousnesses16

How to use FURIOUS in a sentence

• Thus, though engaged with superior numbers, he sustained the furious charge of the legions and the horse.
• Malet-Marsac sprang to his feet, furious, and returned the blow.
• The crossing of the Atlantic was good, but upon leaving the Malvina Islands the boat had to go out in the teeth of a torrid, furious blast that closed the passage to the Pacific.
• The bear grew furious and the king bade loose the pack that lay enleashed.
• They of course were furious, and at once despatched a vessel to Athens for orders.
• At this vengeful deed on the part of the camel all the other animals became furious.
• Aside from this, the Union fleet sustained much miscellaneous damage, but no serious injury in the furious battle of an hour and a half.
• Hardly a Boer showed himself while that hurricane of bullets fell, but when General Brocklehurst meditated an assault on the hill his troops were met by a furious rifle fire.
• In his furious antagonism towards the art which meant so much to her, she traced the combined influence of Lady Gertrude and Isobel.
• This the Christians swore they would never give, and were furious with Austria for not intervening.
• For a moment she clung to him with furious longing.
• Over the whole hill, mingled with furious blasts of rain, rolled the tumult of a disorderly and broken fight.
• Especially he carried with him always a black, furious hatred of man in general.
• He glanced back, and saw that the riders had lashed their speedy ponies to a furious gallop and were climbing the slope towards them at terrific speed.
• He sprang on to the castle wall and began to stamp and kick a breach in it with furious, but clumsy, energy.
• The battle was very furious, though the buccaneers were outnumbered and had no chance of victory.
• Morgan was furious that the Spaniards had not surrendered at discretion on his challenge.
• Lacy was furious and, when he and the Russians marched in, his men behaved so badly that the Russians had, two or three times, to fire upon them.
• Furious at the deception, she at once sent off a courier with orders to stop all further proceedings relating to the marriage.
• His sword again leaped forth, and he made a furious thrust at the lad.
• The blows fell fast and furious, until the lookers-on wanted to cheer.
• She made some of the men furious by stating that they spoke so low they could not be heard.
• As one may imagine, the furious race she had had to escape from her enemy had given Shui-mu Niang-niang a good appetite.
• Without ceremony or invitation he ascended, and drawing out a formidable weapon from his belt he commenced a furious attack.

Similar words containing FURIOU without suffix s

furiously15 furiousness14 furiousnesses16

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