Misty is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MISTY in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• blurry
• full of, covered with, or accompanied by mist
• indistinct or dim in outline
• (of a colour) not bright; soft
• full of mist
• filled or abounding with fog or mist
• wet with mist
• (of a person's eyes) full of tears so as to blur the vision

Words related to MISTY

mistier9 mistiest10 mistily12 mistiness11

Words that contain MISTY

mistype14 mistyped16 mistypes15 mistyping17

How to use MISTY in a sentence

• The surface of the place, like to that of the Plain, had a peculiar, misty appearance, that was yet not mist.
• Beside him sat a woman in a long, shimmering, silken cloak, a great, misty, silver-gray veil twined round head and hat and tied in a big bow under the chin.
• But to the careless indiscriminating eye all individuality is merged in a misty generality.
• Willow remained still, her eyes misty, her mouth slightly open.
• From the heights above Ulm, we bade adieu to the far, misty Alps, till we shall see them again in Switzerland.
• But unfortunately it was a dark, misty night, and cars waiting for club members stand in a narrow side turning.
• My eyesight became misty, my hearing less acute, the bridle felt cold and heavy in my fingers.
• We were very glad to hear a few weeks later that he had been discharged as permanently unfit, and was by then in his loved misty isle.
• Then, one misty morning, down the river she went, on her mission of death and destruction.
• In the grey, chill, misty evening he returned home.
• The twilight of July and a glorious moon lent us their misty light.
• The time was midnight, the sky was misty, and the gale was from the south-east, when the watch reported a light ahead.
• Strange dim memories, which will not abide identification, often, through misty windows of the past, look out upon me in the broad daylight, but I never dream now.
• It was a day of misty radiance until the sun rose high and paved the clouds with fire.
• That night was fine, but the next was thick and misty.
• The blue eyes grew misty, and she hid her face in her palms.
• She sat in the misty June twilight thinking this, with a sad, hopeless kind of resignation.
• The first thing he saw was a misty little ladder, made apparently of the cobwebs which festooned the mill.
• Misty shadows began to fall slowly and the lights of the street lamps took on a red glow.
• It would seem that the town, under its misty blankets in the hollow of the valley, is awaking later than its inhabitants.
• Everything in the caravan was indistinct and misty.
• I am weak and feverish, and my brain has been wandering among misty dreams.
• Little Dot Waring, standing in the background with her brother on a certain misty morning in January marked her progress with looks of loving admiration.
• Sails were sticking out of the misty dawn a few miles away.
• It was one quiet misty morning that, as we sat together in tranquil talk, we heard faltering steps within our garden.
• And in the east a moon that gleamed With grey blue light and sheen, On misty, drooping willow trees, O fair and silent scene.
• We wound in misty roads and dropped upon the city through the great throats of its walled bastions.
• At some time, during those early hours of misty half-consciousness, it had been decided that two children would be too much for her to attempt to nurse.

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