Pregnant is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PREGNANT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• A pregnant woman.
ADJECTIVE:
• carrying a developing fetus in the uterus
• (of a woman or female animal) having a child or young developing in the uterus
• full of meaning; significant or suggestive
• carrying a fetus in the womb
• Being with young, as a female; having conceived; great with young; breeding; teeming; gravid; preparing to bring forth.
• Heavy with important contents, significance, or issue; full of consequence or results; weighty; as, pregnant replies.
• Full of promise; abounding in ability, resources, etc.; as, a pregnant youth.
• Affording entrance; receptive; yielding; willing; open; prompt.
• carrying developing offspring within the body or being about to produce new life
• rich in significance or implication
• filled with or attended with

Words related to PREGNANT

expecting21 gravid11 preggers12 preggy13 pregnantly16

Words that contain PREGNANT

impregnant15 pregnantly16 unpregnant13 impregnants16 nonpregnant14 pseudopregnant20

How to use PREGNANT in a sentence

• There is a further peculiarity in the name itself, which renders its application to John Florio at once pointed and pregnant with the happiest ridicule.
• Overhead there was no keen, blue sky of naked space, but a vague, misty curtain, pregnant with snow, which had drawn between.
• His mother had split soon after she learned that she was pregnant.
• Now, the Bagobo women know that, when they become pregnant, they must be very careful to protect themselves from the evil Buso.
• To her it was not merely a theory, but a principle so pregnant with meaning as to have its applications in every phase of human experience.
• Nor may a pregnant woman look on a funeral, for if she does her child will always sleep with its eyes half open.
• Meantime, at the very moment they were exchanging letters, pregnant movements were taking place, unknown to either.
• One after another the precious hours, pregnant with the issues of life and death, followed each other on the dial.
• A thousand other interesting and pregnant associations present themselves every time I look out of the window.
• The faculty to shape pregnant musical themes is the stamp of the great master.
• Either of these charges would only be brought against a woman who had obviously been pregnant, and now the child is missing or its dead body has been found.
• To trace the exact course which, in these troubled times and pregnant years, this nation will follow would be impossible.
• The average size of the pregnant womb just previous to labor is twenty by fourteen inches, and its weight about sixteen ounces.
• Wisdom, pregnant with all that is, shone under the form of male and female, 763-m.
• We trust that he is at present safe, but every mail is pregnant with bloody tidings, and we do not find ourselves yet in a position to rejoice securely.
• The whole current of passion is thus uttered in the prelude strain that at the outset was pregnant with feeling.
• The women are very prolific, and do not shun labour or fatigue while pregnant.
• If finally experience be given its highest and most pregnant import and mean a fund of knowledge gathered by living, the condition of experience is intelligence.
• Helles! The stirring, pregnant name was a thing to toy with.
• The following of this blind, menacing trail was pregnant with he knew not what humiliating revelation to be delivered at its end.
• In this, some striking impression made on the pregnant woman is supposed to affect in a definite way the structure of the child.
• Her readers do not feel less familiar with the dull barrenness of Casaubon than with the pregnant vivacity of Mrs.

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