Nice is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NICE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a city in southeastern France on the Mediterranean; the leading resort on the French Riviera
ADJECTIVE [NIC·ER, NIC·EST.]:
• (of a person) good-natured; kind
• giving pleasure or satisfaction; pleasant or attractive
• (especially of a difference) slight or subtle
• requiring careful consideration
• minute, fine, or subtle: a nice distinction.
• fastidious; scrupulous
ADJECTIVE:
• agreeable; precise
• pleasant or pleasing or agreeable in nature or appearance
• socially or conventionally correct; refined or virtuous
• done with delicacy and skill
• excessively fastidious and easily disgusted
• exhibiting courtesy and politeness
• pleasant
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• pleasing to the senses

Words related to NICE

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Words that contain NICE

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How to use NICE in a sentence

• To have ten thousand each instead of five would be a very nice thing, indeed, and Miss Patricia Doyle had evidently become a young lady whose friendship it would pay to cultivate.
• By following with the knife the direction of the line from 1 to 2, nice slices will be easily cut.
• He has been nice enough to me because I have promised to look after you.
• Princes had need, in matters of import, To make nice choice.
• My aunt had just left me her little property, and a very nice little property it was.
• It was agreed between them in March that Savoy and Nice should be handed over to France as the price of her acquiescence.
• Where else? But you look very nice as you are, my dear.
• I was almost in despair, dear Bennie, of ever getting a chance to send you the nice long letters I had written.
• It was our intention, while the crews were getting water and food, to retire to the other side of the island, behind the rocks, and there have a nice bath.
• To be sure, the nice person was quite overwhelmed by this time, for he never had expected such a thing.
• It was crowded, but we were all friends so it was nice after all.
• It was a daylight march this time, and a nice, still, warm day.
• One very soon sailed up, nice and white, into the inky sky, and I saw how we were placed with regard to the Germans, the hill and Messines.
• He said that he thought it would be a very nice thing to put glass sides into the pier, and heat it.
• So far I had my business arrangements all gathered up nice and compact in my own hands.
• She makes her home in Toronto, and it would be nice if you became friends.
• They drew the nice line of distinction between an unavoidable evil and a sin.
• Her husband had gone to Boston, and was not coming home till the next day, so she had had a nice chance to work at them, without as much interruption as usual.
• He seemed the one nice friendly thing in the whole place.
• She was everything that was nice to the Count, people said.
• She as industriously sent him nice, polite little notes of thanks.
• The litigation over the Howe patent was severe and the questions in a mechanical point of view were nice questions.
• Our new and nice friends, the Staveleys, have written to invite Eunice to pay them a visit at their house in London.
• She had her hands full, too, and not much time to think of nice distinctions.
• Pare and core without dividing, six or eight nice tart apples, and stew very slowly in the grape juice until tender, but not broken.
• A Congress would have done nothing for Italy, but neither would it have given Napoleon Savoy and Nice.
• I believe there is any quantity of money to be made there with a little capital, and it is a nice, open-air life.
• Old mother, have you nothing nice for me? BRIDGET BRUIN.
• They were very nice about it, in memory of your father.
• We were to have had a nice little hunt not far from Cassan, and beaten the coverts I know.

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