Puny is valid Scrabble Word

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

4 letters word
9 points in Scrabble
11 points in WWF

Definitions for PUNY in dictionary:

NOUN:

A youth; a novice.

ADJECTIVE:

of inferior size, strength or significance
small and weak
poor in quality, amount, or size
small and feeble
inferior in strength or significance
(used especially of persons) of inferior size

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

of inferior size, strength, or significance

Words related to PUNY

punier8 puniest9 punily11 puniness10 shilpit12

Words that contain PUNY

spunyarn13 spunyarns14

How to use PUNY in a sentence

The poor, pale, puny infant had weighed but little the first time he took the breast.
At Landen two poor sickly beings, who, in a rude state of society, would have been regarded as too puny to bear any part in combats, were the souls of two great armies.
Nor was one of these, like their puny follower Plotinus, too weak-sighted to revise his own manuscripts.
Together they had exerted their puny strength in the face of violent nature, and together they had outwitted her.
Especially was she kind to Hester, who as time passed on proved to be a puny, sickly thing, never noticing anyone, but moaning frequently as if in pain.
Mama was a puny woman and they worked her in the factory.
They stand in contrast with the puny critics who assert that the Bible fails to feed them, because they have never tasted its nourishment.
The puny fortifications erected by the French in the war with the Tahitians decades ago were of coral stones, and are now black with age and weather.
We foresaw the time when the best men from the old cities of the East would come flocking to us, passing with contempt the puny settlement of Deadhorse.
Locke realized the futility of using this puny weapon against such a foe.

Outside the peace, too vast to be ruffled by puny man, had settled on all that tremendous expanse of mountains.
While men and women fought their little battles, waged their puny quarrels, this stately miracle occurred once more.
As if in disdain of this puny antagonist, the Merrimac began an attack on the Minnesota.
It was not the work of puny man, as many an engineer had declared that it could not be, but the work of these giants of Mars.
He was puny and sickly, and for a time it did not seem likely that he would live at all.
The good seed has taken root, and my puny efforts will yet bear fruit in due season.
Our puny boys, as we sometimes call them, in our colleges, will weigh more, lift more, endure more than any barbarian race of them all.
They do not desire to bring into the world weak, puny offspring.
Yet what could he do? He was but a boy, and the great world would look with contempt upon his puny form.
The sea-channel through which the Romans sailed on their course to the Thames, at Thanet, is now a puny fresh-water ditch, with banks apparently as old as the hills.
He it was who, armed with a puny knife, had met and killed a cave bear in a hand-to-hand struggle.
It was as if the demons of earth and air were let loose and were seeking to destroy man and his puny works.
But American ships, after the Treaty of Paris, hailed from thirteen independent but puny States.

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