Starlight is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STARLIGHT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the light of stars
• the light that comes from the stars
• The light given by the stars.
• the light of the stars
• light that comes from the stars
ADJECTIVE:
• Lighted by the stars, or by the stars only; as, a starlight night.
• of or like starlight
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the light given by the stars

Words related to STARLIGHT

starlights14 starlit7 starshine12

Words that contain STARLIGHT

starlights14 starlighted16

How to use STARLIGHT in a sentence

• Their cloaks sparkled white in starlight until he was not sure but they might be starbeams, and not Forest People at all.
• And by starlight could be seen many footprints leading away in the white snow out into all parts of the Forest.
• Moving from the shadow into the soft starlight she came toward him like the spirit of the night.
• The night was star-light, and it was cool, as is common to this region of country.
• She looked hard at Starlight, who appeared not to see her.
• Starlight had brought a false moustache with him, which he stuck on, so that he looked as much like a swell as ever.
• Then he handed Starlight a bundle of notes, a gold watch, and took a handsome diamond ring from his finger.
• Starlight said he should like to keep it himself, and then I knew Bella Barnes was in for a present.
• The Inspector of Police was there, and bought one recommended by Starlight.
• Jim and I touched our hats and said good-bye to Starlight and the other two, who went away to the crack hotel.
• Starlight put up his eyeglass and stared round as if we were all a lot of queer animals out of a caravan.
• But, to my mind, there was not a couple there that was a patch on Maddie and Starlight.
• The revelation of the alien inhabitants would come only if and when the aliens wished it, and even Richard Starlight could not determine or predict when that might be.
• The starlight filtered down through the leafy canopy above the road, increasing rather than decreasing the density of the shadows through which they sped.
• By the spectral starlight he could see the cattle outlined as a black, clattering, thundering stream, rushing wildly on, and every instant becoming wilder.
• It was starlight two evenings later when he neared his last tilt.
• XIX AT THE MERCY OF THE WIND In the starlight of Monday morning Akonuk and Matuk harnessed their twelve big dogs.
• O heavens! What was it? A naked figure, shaggy as Peter Sarrano, wild with hair, furious with a grin, terrible with the red gleams the starlight flung upon his little eyes.
• I was thankful to sneak out-of-doors and smoke a cigar under the starlight.
• To me, it was the nation going to her doom, passing through the little period of starlight, on into the darkness and the unknown.
• Jonas thought that all this, seen by starlight, looked very cold.
• He fancied he saw the sparkle of the starlight in her hair.
• Late in the evening we resumed our journey, expecting to drive all night, as it was good starlight.
• He found some tracks presently, and followed them over the meadow in the starlight, across the road, and down the railroad track several rods.
• Three weeks of warmth and sunshine by day, and of poetry and starlight by night.
• The night was clear, bright starlight, without any moon, and for this latter fact safer to be abroad.

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