Smock is valid Scrabble Word

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

5 letters word
13 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for SMOCK in dictionary:

VERB:

to put on a loose outer garment
decorate (a garment) with smocking
To provide with, or clothe in, a smock or a smock frock.
embellish by sewing in straight lines crossing each other diagonally
gather (material) by sewing in a honeycomb pattern

NOUN:

a dress or top for a woman or girl, gathered at the chest and having a loosely fitting lower part.
a smocked linen overgarment worn by an agricultural worker.
loose overall
A woman\'s under-garment; a shift; a chemise.
A blouse; a smoock frock.

a loose coverall (coat or frock) reaching down to the ankles
a loose overall worn to protect one's clothes

ADJECTIVE:

Of or pertaining to a smock; resembling a smock; hence, of or pertaining to a woman.

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to furnish with a smock (a loose outer garment)

Words related to SMOCK

camisa10 smicket15 smocked16 smocking17 smocklike21 smocks14

Words that contain SMOCK

smocks14 smocked16 smocking17 smockings18 smocklike21

How to use SMOCK in a sentence

The brown holland smock upon which she had been at work fell to the ground.
She continued to smooth out the little smock with minute care, while Mrs.
The short skirt and smock of buckskin, the moccasins of buffalo hide, all dusty and travel-stained, told of life in a primitive country under the simplest and hardest conditions.
My weed I cast to keep them from the cold, And Jenny, gentle girl, tore all her smock The bloody issue of their wounds to stop.
On went the new smock over her head in a twinkling.
I hated him more when Suliman came in, dressed for the street in a rather dirty cotton smock, with a turban in place of his fez.
Then Ralph lighted down from his horse, and the woman rose up to him, her white smock all bloody with the slain man.
Here, as in all parts of the Village, the man in the rolling collar, and the girl in the smock, will be markedly in evidence.
It drew me until the sleeve of my smock brushed his sleeve of gray flannel.
She was painting the sea on the day that Perry first saw her, and she wore a jade-green smock.

It was hung on a black ribbon, and I could fancy it shining against the background of her velvet smock.
I see them in homespun and broadcloth, I see them in smock and gaiters, I see them in cap and apron, the servants of the Calf.
She had made a birthday smock for Buddy, and she had it in her hand.
Saunders received her, disguised as a parson, wearing a shirt or smock for a surplice.
He wore a funny long gingham apron, like a smock, over his trousers, and his hair was clipped so short that his head looked white and naked.
When they had got within about thirty yards of certain peasants in white smock frocks, these brandished their weapons, and cried out to them in Polish to halt.
The travelers were surrounded and pushed up a broad staircase by a crowd of gay uniforms, laced coats, and clean smock frocks.
He had crawled in late one evening, dressed in a dirty smock and a very dirty old cloak, full of holes, and stained with smoke.
A lean old shepherd, bareheaded, in a torn grey smock, stood leaning against the wet trunk of a birch-tree.
My sister looked very pretty in a loose black velvet smock.
Standing there before us, dressed simply in the plain black smock, cheeks flushed, eyes like stars, she reminded me of some rare stone in a velvet case.
Chris slipped off her smock and dropped onto the cot.
Those two men in smock frocks, each with a pocket full of bread and cheese, were the Michael Angelos of this lofty St.
As often as you give out a smock or cloak to any one take up the old one, so that caps can be made out of it.
Over her coarse smock and gown she wore a black cotton reboso.
The women appear strange figures from their ungainly modern dress, consisting merely of a loose smock of calico, fastened at the neck and wrists.
Then took she flowers, and fresh grass, and leaves green, and bound them on the hurt with a strip of her smock, and he was all healed.
And she had a coat, and mantle, and smock, and breeches made, and attired herself as if she had been a minstrel.
When she had reached but a twelvemonth, she stood stoutly upon her little feet, and beat her sisters to gain their playthings, and her nurse for wanting to change her smock.

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