Mists is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MISTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• MIST, to become blurry
• cover or become covered with mist
• spray (something, especially a plant) with a fine cloud of water droplets
• (of a person's eyes) become covered with a film of tears causing blurred vision
NOUN:
• a condensed vapour settling in fine droplets on a surface
• a haze or film over the eyes, especially caused by tears, and resulting in blurred vision
• a cloud of tiny water droplets suspended in the atmosphere at or near the earth's surface that limits visibility (to a lesser extent than fog; strictly, with visibility remaining above 1 km)
• used in reference to something that blurs one's perceptions or memory

Words related to MISTS

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How to use MISTS in a sentence

• Behind the violet mists which draped them lay a land of blood and horror.
• She might have been the very spirit of love waiting in the mists at the heart of the night.
• It was as if she were floating up to him out of the cold mists of the sea.
• It was dark before we reached Tumbala, and although there was a moon, the mists were so dense that it did little good.
• The romantic sufferers are mild and plaintive as the ballads sung amid the mists of Scotland.
• The thin mists of the morning made dim the distances of green, and deepened the ghostly beauty of the woods.
• Overhead, where the mists were faint, the sky showed the faintest of pale blue.
• Suddenly the sun came up and the mists disappeared as by magic, and it was light.
• While the detachment was crossing the valley, the rising sun had slowly scattered the fleecy mists which float above the meadows of a September morning.
• Almost before the noise of their own steeds they came riding down the moonlit aisle between the mists.
• As I write, the vision of the Doctor arises before me out of the mists of the shadowy past.
• Gnawed by these gloomy thoughts, I turned mechanically into the convent church, with the gray towers that loomed like ghosts though the sea mists.
• I would gladly know if this scene designed To be a true type of the human mind, When the mists and clouds of dark ignorance, Shall into the realms of the unknown advance.
• Gradually the mists seemed to drift away, and I saw the gray-blue eyes, and Billie.
• Our knowledge of the war is from glimpses through the curtain of military secrecy which was drawn tight over Lorraine and the Vosges, shrouded in mountain mists.
• This had answered quite as well, for the phantom pig had dissolved like the morning mists.
• The smoke, the mists and vapors gathered into one dense cloud, that hung low and made everything clammy to the touch.
• The Maruts wash their horses and race to the air, they soften their splendor by waving mists.
• At dawn I hung to the rail of the wildly tossing ship, looking at the horizon from which the mists were clearing.
• Fogs and mists are not unknown, but are rare and passing visitors, do not come to stay, and are not brown and yellow in hue but more the colour of a clean fleece of wool.
• From his windows on Russian Hill one saw always something strange and suggestive creeping through the mists of the bay.
• The white mists parted as the boat sped on In silence, lessening far and far away.
• The sun that had poured its light over the world, despite the mists and clouds of error and vice, was setting at last.
• We see it, not through the mists of time, but as a contemporary might.

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