Stung is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STUNG in dictionary:

VERB:
• STING, to prick painfully
• wound or pierce with a sting
• feel or cause to feel a sharp tingling or burning pain or sensation
• (typically of something said) hurt or upset (someone)
• provoke someone to do (something) by causing annoyance or offence
• swindle or exorbitantly overcharge (someone)
NOUN:
• a small sharp-pointed organ at the end of the abdomen of bees, wasps, ants, and scorpions, capable of inflicting a painful or dangerous wound by injecting poison.
• any of a number of minute hairs or other organs of plants, jellyfishes, etc., which inject a poisonous or irritating fluid when touched
• a wound from a sting
• a sharp tingling or burning pain or sensation
• a hurtful quality or effect
• a carefully planned operation, typically one involving deception
ADJECTIVE:
• aroused to impatience or anger
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• imp. & p. p. of Sting.
• past tense of sting

Words related to STUNG

sting6 stinging10 stings7

Words that contain STUNG

unstung8 beestung11

How to use STUNG in a sentence

• Where any other woman would have stung the sore by sending fresh sparks along the wire, you thought only to spare me the pain of seeing you pained.
• It stung him, and with a last look, a good-by, and a word of prayer on his lips, he turned to his own little room.
• She was frightened, angry, stung with pity and a kind of horror.
• Stung by this thought, she lost sight for that moment of everything else, and the ball sent so surely back to her dropped to the ground before her partner could rescue it.
• He started up as if he had been stung, and stamped upon the floor.
• Its scorn and sarcasm stung her keenly, and made her very angry.
• It stung his eyes until they distilled water enough to blind him.
• But where had he fallen? Into that jelly bath? Ross, stung by a sudden idea, glanced at the ceiling.
• One day, walking near the hive into which he had put the host, the bees came out, and stung him nearly to death.
• Miss Pennington and Miss Dixon, who had come to watch the film being made, had, at the first alarm, gone far enough off so that they were in no danger of being stung.
• Nearly all the boys down in Washington say they were stung.
• Then the bee which was hidden near the tub stung him sharply in his face, already wet with tears.
• She looked up and drew back as if the touch stung her.
• Though stung to the heart by the bold taunts of Neville, he could not punish him.
• Yet that earlier hatred of Le Gaire had left me, and his blow no longer stung.
• He held his breath, and if he felt himself stung in some part of the face or hands, he was determined not to make a single movement that might put his hexapode to flight.
• They only stung her into a desire for investigation.
• I don’t know what devil of an insect stung me and made me ambitious.
• Jarvice stung his vanity, and vanity was the one strong element of his character.
• They scarcely spoke as they went along, grimly enduring the sand-fiend that stung and blinded but could not bar their progress.
• He was frozen and stung each time he even allowed himself to be human and hope for anything.
• In mid-afternoon David arrived with a face stung scarlet by beating wind, and a clatter of hoofs.
• Then all the question stung and burned anew, and had to be reasoned out and put away once more.
• Those who were not active rebels had been stung by the contempt that their leader now displayed.
• Then he saved my life when a snake almost stung me.
• He heard the laugh of a man in the street, and started as if he had been stung.

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