Ruth is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RUTH in dictionary:

VERB:
• Sorrow for the misery of another; pity; tenderness.
• That which causes pity or compassion; misery; distress; a pitiful sight.
NOUN:
• (archaic) compassion, pity, also REWTH
• United States professional baseball player famous for hitting home runs (1895-1948)
• the great-grandmother of king David whose story is told in the Book of Ruth in the Old Testament
• a feeling of sympathy and sorrow for the misfortunes of others
• a book of the Old Testament that tells the story of Ruth who was not an Israelite but who married an Israelite and who stayed with her mother-in-law Naomi after her husband died
• a feeling of pity, distress, or grief.
• pity

Words related to RUTH

pity9 rewth11 ruths8

Words that contain RUTH

ruths8 truth8 ruther9 truths9 truthy12 struth9 druther11 ruthful13 truther10 untruth10 druthers12 kashruth18 mistruth13 nontruth11 ruthenic13 ruthless11 truthers11 truthful14 truthier11 untruths11 kashruths19 mistruths14 nontruths12 ruthenium14 ruthfully18 truthiest12 truthless12 truthlike16 posttruth14 redruthite14 ruthenious13 rutheniums15 rutherford17 ruthlessly16 struthioid14 struthious13 truthfully19 truthiness13 untruthful16 redruthites15 rutherfords18 ruthfulness17 struthioids15 ruthlessness15 truthfulness18 truthinesses15 untruthfully21 rutherfordium22 ruthfulnesses19 truthlessness16 rutherfordiums23 ruthlessnesses17 truthfulnesses20 untruthfulness20 truthlessnesses18 untruthfulnesse21 untruthfulnesses22

How to use RUTH in a sentence

• Duveen had brought three or four keen-eyed, nervous business men, a rather imposing lady, and Ruth, and they got on board a local train soon after Lister arrived.
• He knows all there is to know about you, Miss Elinor Ruth Farringdon.
• Ruth and her cousin were left alone to pick up the dropped threads of the past.
• Because I love you and, like Ruth of old, thy people are my people.
• If you will stay with me, Ruth, if you marry me at once, why, then indeed this girl is as free as the wind.
• He was wearing his best and Ruth thought with a leap of her heart, that she had not known till now how handsome he was.
• The boy could not keep his distress out of his face, and Ruth saw it in her first glance at him across the table.
• He knew that he had begun to love Ruth then, and that he could never love anyone else.
• Ruth passed into the broad corridor and, accompanied by the Minister, proceeded to a handsome suite of rooms.
• As Ruth stopped a moment, bored but courteous, to return its well-meant attentions by friction behind the ears, she heard a slight crackling among the wood in the stable.
• He let out a whoop of gladness when he recognized Ruth.
• Seymour that Ruth had been rescued and was all right.
• All the players, and a number of the hired men, were discussing the occurrence, and eagerly questioning Ruth and Alice as to what they knew and had seen.
• What time of year was it? How do you know? What custom was followed in the marriage ceremony? Look in the Bible for a description of the marriage of Ruth and Boaz.
• I believe I was as happy as Ruth the first four weeks of her engagement, and then these clouds began to gather.
• Ruth has a pronounced individuality, for all you think she is nothing but a society butterfly.
• A cracked mirror hung against the wall and Ruth saw her reflection dimly, as if she, too, belonged to the ghosts of the attic.
• The dried lavender flowers rustled faintly as Ruth reverently lifted the garments, giving out the long-stored sweetness of Summers gone by.
• She did not seem to notice when Ruth slipped it on again, and, shortly afterward, fell asleep.
• In his reverie he looked about for Ruth Earp, but she was invisible.
• Ruth had stated plainly that there was nothing for it but to go home at once, that very night.
• As for Ruth, she had to follow the automobile in front in order to find her way, so it was necessary for her to run her car at the same high speed.
• She meant to explain to Ruth that she had needed fifty dollars, that she had intended going to a pawn shop to secure the money, her interview with Mrs.
• Ruth must have walked a mile before she determined what to do.
• Feeling strangely unhappy about her cousin, Ruth, at last joined the theater party.
• Ruth had no such look when she returned to Barbara.
• Ruth had listened silently at first with her head turned away.
• Ruth never thought of being jealous, or that her adored father would love her any less.
• Ruth met him in the hall as he was following his family into the dining room.
• Ruth took hers in the sea, but was careful never to go beyond her depth because of the sharks.
• It looks like a big success, and surely after the wonderful events of this night Lady Ruth cannot ignore the claims he presents.
• Ruth was in a high class for her age, and was already absorbed in her work.
• By-and-by she and Ruth Craven found themselves the only girls who were walking down the road called Southwood Lane.
• Cassandra had spoken to her mother, and her mother had agreed that Ruth might come back with her each evening and also take advantage of the services of Miss Renshaw.

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