Rid is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RID in dictionary:

VERB:
• to free or clear
• make someone or something free of (an unwanted person or thing)
• be freed or relieved of
• clear or relieve (of)
• To save; to rescue; to deliver; -- with out of.
• To free; to clear; to disencumber; -- followed by of.
• To drive away; to remove by effort or violence; to make away with; to destroy.
• To get over; to dispose of; to dispatch; to finish.
• relieve from
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to free from something objectionable
• imp. & p. p. of Ride, v. i.

Words related to RID

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Words that contain RID

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How to use RID in a sentence

• I can tell you an easy way to get rid of your burden.
• Therefore, the school-master must be got rid of, and by self-destruction.
• But how are we to get rid of them afterwards? FRANK.
• Not that I want to get rid of the child, any more than I want to thtand in her way.
• For a moment he almost believed that Ferragut wanted to get rid of him and was discontented with his services.
• It is no use playing at enemies longer and trying to get rid of us.
• I do not deny that I desire to be rid of a life which, without her, would be of no further value to me.
• She had been growing worse for some time, and had been removed to the westerly room to be rid of the bleak winds.
• What I find worse, and cannot get rid of, is the growing depression of my spirits, without sufficient cause.
• Still, I certainly will, when the time comes, go over the poem carefully, and see where an offence can be got rid of without loss otherwise.
• Send down, then, upon us, O my Lord, what will enable us to dispense with any one but Thee, and will rid us of all attachment to aught except Thyself.
• This generally gets me rid of him on such occasions.
• I do not pretend to decide, what would be the best method of procuring the establishment of the manifold good things in this constitution, and of getting rid of the bad.
• I trampled them under my feet, thrust my fingers in their eyes, caught them in jaws stronger than theirs, but could not rid myself of one.
• In order to be rid of him they then send him on an expedition to the Orkneys, to collect a tribute which is due to them from Earl Angantyr.
• Thus the essential balance of the substances composing its body is re-established, and the animal is rid of its disease.
• It was some days before I could rid myself of an impression that his death occurred not far from noon.
• I am afraid to carry so fine a watch and I wish to get rid of him.
• Thus rid of a perpetual anxiety, the good man has time to grow in goodness, to expand pleasantly, to take his ease on Zion.
• But a little attention will show that this state of consciousness is accompanied by another, which can by no effort be got rid of.
• She could not rid herself of the feeling that somehow Nick was near her.
• That angry young man spat out a mouthful of dirt, and then tried to rid himself of more.
• The natives were anxious to accompany us on the voyage, and it was with the greatest difficulty that we could get rid of them.
• As I stood trembling before my merciless superior, who had a switch in his hand, thousands of thoughts went through my little mind as to how to get rid of the whipping.
• He likes to dance, and I do not, but somehow he persisted in staying where I was, notwithstanding that I said my sharpest things in hopes to get rid of him.
• Indeed he could but wonder how it was that he had never before hit upon such an expedient to rid himself of his unhappy lot.
• Although Buckingham was at the summit of his glory, everything did not go well with him during the period at which he was scheming to rid his brother of Lady Purbeck.
• HIS LORDSHIP had one of these attacks from that cause a few days before the battle, but on resuming his accustomed exercise he got rid of it.

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