Tears is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TEARS in dictionary:

VERB:
• TEAR, to weep
• pull (something) apart or to pieces with force
• remove by pulling forcefully
• make a hole or split in (something) by pulling it or piercing it with a sharp implement
• make (a hole or split) in something by force
• come apart; rip
• damage (a muscle or ligament) by overstretching it
• move very quickly in a reckless or excited manner
• be in a state of uncertainty between two conflicting options or parties
• (of the eye) produce tears
NOUN:
• a hole or split in something caused by it having been pulled apart forcefully
• the process of shedding tears (usually accompanied by sobs or other inarticulate sounds)
• a drop of clear salty liquid secreted from glands in a person's eye when they cry or when the eye is irritated
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to emit tears (drops of saline liquid secreted by a gland of the eye)

Words related to TEARS

tear4 teared7 tearing8 tore4 torn4

Words that contain TEARS

stears6 retears7 uptears9 stearsman11 stearsmen11 tearsheet12 tearstain9 tearstrip11 wheatears15 stearsmate12 tearsheets13 tearstains10 tearstrips12 stearsmates13 tearstained12

How to use TEARS in a sentence

• In vain was she taken on the maternal lap, her tears gently wiped away, and all manner of pretty toys promised.
• It is already written with tears and vain regrets in our history.
• So we could but stand there, keeping back our tears and our fears, and hoping for the best.
• Two tears, with sorrow long did weigh, Within the scales of either eye, And then paid out in equal poise, Are the true price of all my joys.
• She stared solemnly at me for a while through her tears, saying never a word.
• Covering her face with her hands, Aunt Agatha burst hysterically into a shower of tears.
• Those who have no vengeance ready shed a great many tears.
• She had listened to him with her face hidden, though her tears had ceased.
• Mandeville could scarcely restrain his tears while gazing upon her pallid countenance and wasted form.
• Presently, he roused himself and went his way with uncertain step, for, from time to time, tears blinded him.
• At the first glance she knew that all was well, and received them with smiles, and tears, and warm expressions of delight.
• Blow from the west, oh, blow, Clouds that the tempest steers! And with your rain and snow Bear of my heart the tears, And of my soul the woe.
• It seemed to me every woman had tears in her eyes, and every man a lump in his throat.
• Then she thought of her father, and drew back from him in tears.
• Tears sprang to his eyes as he thought of her, and yet there was set before him an inexorable duty which he dared not ignore, for the things of Eternity rested on it.
• As the sense of his helplessness filled him, two or three great tears forced themselves out of his eyes.
• The guilty persons now began all to excuse themselves as fast as tears and sobs would permit them.
• He was resting his arm upon the gate, and tears were streaming down his cheeks.
• And by her tears their stony hearts were softened, and they were changed into flesh and blood again, and were good and kind for the rest of their lives.
• He yielded at last to the tears of his wife, and the repeated remonstrances of his physician, to submit to medical treatment.
• Lord Grenville hid his face in his hands, for his tears filled his eyes.
• Thou wilt know what it is to want, and to suffer, and to weep the tears of the hopeless.
• Rufus King said it was the best sermon he ever heard, and Harrison Gray Otis was affected to tears.
• The tears gushed down the cheeks of women and young men and old.
• When Little Two Eyes saw that, she went out full of grief, seated herself on a hillock, and wept bitter tears.
• I closed my eyes for fear she might glance up and meet the tears in them, and sudden understanding.
• The girl burst into tears, her slight shoulders quivering.
• Great tears were rolling down her cheeks, and she seemed to look straight into our eyes, and attempted a sickly smile at our expressions of pity.
• Alas! alas! O race of mortals that endure for a day, full of tears, full of troubles, behold how contrary to expectation fate comes.
• And Odysseus listened until his heart could bear no more, and tears trickled down his cheeks.

Similar words containing TEAR without suffix s

tear4 stear5 teary8 retear6 steard7 steare6 stears6 teared7 tearer6 uptear8 outearn7 retears7 steared8 steares7 stearic9 stearin7 tearers7 tearful10 teargas8 tearier7 tearily10 tearing8 tearoom9 uptears9 outearns8 stearage9 stearate8 stearine8 stearing9 stearins8 tearable10 tearaway14 teardown12 teardrop11 teariest8 tearless8 tearlike12 tearooms10 wheatear14 camsteary16 outearned10 retearing10 stearages10 stearates9 stearines9 stearsman11 stearsmen11 tearaways15 teardowns13 teardrops12 tearfully15 teargases10 teariness9 tearsheet12 tearstain9 tearstrip11 uptearing12 wheatears15 outearning11 stearsmate12 teargassed12 teargasses11 tearjerker21 tearlessly13 tearsheets13 tearstains10 tearstrips12 tristearin10 untearable12 stearoptene13 stearsmates13 tearfulness14 teargassing13 tearinesses11 tearjerkers22 tearstained12 tristearins11 stearoptenes14 tearfulnesses16

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