Hurry is valid Scrabble Word

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

5 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
10 points in WWF

Definitions for HURRY in dictionary:

VERB:

to move swiftly
move or act with great haste
do something more quickly
cause to move with haste
do or finish (something) quickly or too quickly
(cause to) move or act very quickly
To hasten; to impel to greater speed; to urge on.
To impel to precipitate or thoughtless action; to urge to confused or irregular activity.
To cause to be done quickly.
To move or act with haste; to proceed with celerity or precipitation; as, let us hurry.

NOUN:

a need for haste; urgency
The act of hurrying in motion or business; pressure; urgency; bustle; confusion.
a condition of urgency making it necessary to hurry
overly eager speed (and possible carelessness)
the act of moving hurriedly and in a careless manner
doing something or the need to do something quickly
great haste

Words related to HURRY

festinate12 hie6 hurried11 hurrier10 hurriers11 hurries10 hurrying15 hurryingly20 hurryings16 nip5

Words that contain HURRY

hurrying15 hurryings16 hurryingly20 unhurrying17

How to use HURRY in a sentence

Moore ran to the dock to get the bundle of newspapers the boat brought, and hurry with it back to the office.
He was in no hurry to part with the only joy he had, and, as Katrine was barely eighteen, he naturally thought there would be time enough to consider of her marriage hereafter.
This evening he was not hungry, and he was in a hurry.
Others came with a vast show of hurry and despatch, but I observed it to be principally show.
When Katherine had rushed off in such a hurry that day, to help Mary Selincourt out of her fix, Mrs.
But I got rid of her and her gratitude very soon, as she was in a hurry to be off to tell her husband the good news.
The ambitious Bebut felt that there was no chance for him if he did not hurry the affair to an immediate close.
If he looked in at the Vicarage on Wednesdays it was to drink a cup of tea in a hurry while his man put his horse in the trap.
The only fear is that you will hurry into your grave.
That made the boys shout with laughter and call to their friends to hurry up and see the fun.

He had been out with his serving-man in the morning at Ross, and he had told the man that he must hurry, as he had an appointment of importance to keep at three.
He was in no hurry to rise, as he felt very comfortable lying there on his bed of fir boughs wrapped in his warm blanket.
It looked like a town that had been located in a hurry and had been planted by mistake on the wrong site.
The Norwegian sailors in terror hurry below, the girls beat a hasty retreat, and silence descends once more upon the two vessels.
Undoubtedly Joan Whitworth was ahead of Hillyard and he began to hurry after her.
So as soon as I heard of his arrest yesterday evening, what did I do but hurry away to find the Cointets and try to obtain such concessions as might satisfy you.
I dressed in a hurry, wondering what was the cause of the demand for college-students.
About a minute after I went out, Borroughs had given a right-of-track order to an express freight from Monte Carlo to Johnsonville, and had told them to hurry up.
We must answer it, or in some form slavery will still continue to be the curse of our country, and to hurry it on to an untimely and ignominious end.
His men were all ready, and without hurry or confusion took their places.
As to Montrose himself, he, with Crawford and Hurry the general, was to leave Scotland before September 1 in a ship belonging to the Committee of Estates.
I leaped On their wet edge, and stared in at the door Where all was hurry, rush, and flare of light.
A vague purpose, dimly shaping itself, was in his brain, but he was in no hurry to see it take definite form.
When I reappear from it, if I do at all, I shall probably be in a hurry.
He is just the brightest boy, about everything! I begin to feel in a hurry almost, to come back.
Those fellows strike hard, and donâ€™t leave off in a hurry.
She ran obliquely across the yard in order to return in a greater hurry.
He wished they would hurry up and shoot him out of hand, if he was to be shot He did not know what horrible formality might not be in store for him before they did that.
The truth is that the first occupation of New Zealand was rushed, and, like everything else that is done in a hurry, it was in part done very badly.
We tried to put about then, but the great gusts of wind made us lower sail and drop anchor in a hurry.
Few of the underground people were to be seen upon them, and those that were just glided across them as if in the greatest hurry.
I tried to hurry, but I could not go fast, for the water sucked me back, while Dalfin waded close behind me.
They hurry along delighted at the cheapness of a bargain, little dreaming of the human effort that has produced it, the cost of life and energy it represents.

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