Grim is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GRIM in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• stern and unrelenting
• very serious or gloomy
• depressing or worrying to consider
• (of humour) lacking genuine levity; black
• (especially of a place) unattractive or forbidding
• unrelentingly harsh
• not to be placated or appeased or moved by entreaty
• shockingly repellent; inspiring horror
• harshly ironic or sinister
• harshly uninviting or formidable in manner or appearance
• filled with melancholy and despondency
• causing dejection
• stern

Words related to GRIM

grimly12 grimmer12 grimmest13 grimness11 grimnesses13 grisy9 stern5

Words that contain GRIM

grime8 grimy11 begrim11 grimed10 grimes9 grimly12 megrim11 begrime12 begrims12 grimace12 grimier10 grimily13 griming11 grimmer12 megrims12 pilgrim12 agrimony14 begrimed14 begrimes13 grimaced14 grimacer13 grimaces13 grimiest11 grimmest13 grimness11 grimoire11 pilgrims13 begriming15 begrimmed17 grimacers14 grimacing15 grimalkin16 griminess12 grimoires12 lagrimoso12 pilgrimed15 pilgrimer14 agrimonies13 begrimming18 grimalkins17 grimlooked18 grimnesses13 pilgrimage16 pilgrimers15 pilgriming16 pilgrimise15 pilgrimize24 grimacingly20 griminesses14 pilgrimaged18 pilgrimager17 pilgrimages17 pilgrimised17 pilgrimises16 pilgrimized26 pilgrimizes25 pilgrimagers18 pilgrimaging19 pilgrimising18 pilgrimizing27

How to use GRIM in a sentence

• A few yards from it arose the grim walls of what had been a tobacco-factory, now the never-to-be forgotten Libby Prison.
• The pain of the motion was great, but I had a kind of grim comfort in bearing it.
• It would do him good to walk, to force as far as he could from his mind the memory of the ordeal at the grave, the grim, impending atmosphere of the house.
• The travellers on the road look with wide eyes at the grim apparition, and flee.
• Upon the little household she bestowed a certain amount of grim, capable attention.
• When Grim spoke to him in Arabic Goodenough answered in the same language.
• There was silence for several minutes over the cigars and whiskey before Grim opened fire at last.
• Yet, there was in this grim chain of evil repute one link which did not conform with the whole.
• But he certainly went about it with a grim earnestness which was not very far removed from enjoyment.
• He went outside again, his face grim, and knelt beside the man.
• By that time the sun was rising above Bulwaan in a halo of orange, crimson, and purple, and men could count the grim faces of their enemies.
• The last struggle for the relief of Ladysmith had commenced, and was to be carried on in grim earnest to the end.
• The vision had fled, and the grim realities of life closed round her once again.
• They recalled the incident of the Red Dog, and for a long time his thoughts dwelt on it, straight, grim lines in his face.
• Over and over again she weighed her chances in the grim struggle begun for the mastery of his mind.
• When dinner was over, and the officers alone, with a gesture Hamilton arrested the attention of the party, and explained in a few grim sentences his purpose.
• Grim called a halt at last where a dozen caves a hundred feet above the bottom of the gorge could be reached by a goat-track leading to a ledge.
• Hammond, looking very grim, came hurriedly out of the door and entered a closed carriage.
• But the grim realities of war are coming home to us.
• Another version gives no account of the sack episode, but says that Grim finds both queen and prince wandering on the shore.
• So the puzzle became greater, and the one thing that was clear was that Grim was in sore danger, and Havelok also.

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