Tonics is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TONICS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• TONIC, something that invigorates or refreshes
• a medicinal substance taken to give a feeling of vigour or well-being.
• something with an invigorating effect
• the first note in a scale which, in conventional harmony, provides the keynote of a piece of music.
ADJECTIVE:
• giving a feeling of vigour or well-being; invigorating
• relating to or denoting the first degree of a scale.
• denoting or relating to the syllable within a tone group that has greatest prominence, because it carries the main change of pitch.
• relating to or restoring normal tone to muscles or other organs.
• relating to, denoting, or producing continuous muscular contraction.

Words related to TONICS

tonic7

Words that contain TONICS

atonics9 photonics16 platonics13 subtonics13 tectonics13 catatonics14 supertonics15 cardiotonics17 geotectonics17 somatotonics16 cerebrotonics19 architectonics23

How to use TONICS in a sentence

• It was succeeded, however, and that pretty quickly, by feelings of bitter wrath and resentment, which did more to restore his strength than all the tonics in the world.
• These rests, therefore, come periodically to all at the front, and are, as it were, tonics.
• On the vast marble shelf facing the chairs were hundreds of tonics, amber and ruby and emerald.
• I take my tonics now whenever nurse gives them to me, and I never pour them out of the window as I used to do.
• Most perfect of all tonics is physical, out-door labor, particularly in the forest, and it is as well for mind as body.
• The truth is that happiness is the most powerful of tonics.
• In the less violent attacks no other remedy was used, but where constitutional treatment was indicated, the usual appropriate tonics were prescribed.
• Even Lady Gertrude thawed beneath the charm of his kindly, whimsical personality, and to Nan the few days he spent at the Hall were of more value than a dozen tonics.
• Weeks pass by, but still the tonics of the kindly old physician prove of little efficacy.
• Better than all tonics was the diversion of her thoughts, the prospect of change, the necessity for action.
• The salt air and softly tempered sunshine were perpetual tonics.
• Right, brave action produced right feeling, and there are few better moral tonics than developing health.
• Muir the story, making as light of it as you can, and with her aid you can insure that Miss Alden obtains the rest and tonics she needs.
• From the forest and wilderness come the tonics and barks which brace mankind.
• As might be expected in an educated people passionately fond of out-door exercises, well fed and clothed, and with sun and sea air for tonics, drink is not their national vice.
• Massage was tried, and tonics were freely administered.
• It is generally united with other tonics and stimulants, but its ordinary use is to mask the disagreeable odor and taste of other medicines.
• The class of tonics, in particular, is most amply supplied, and the Englishman is not the only animal who suffers from disorders of the digestive organs.
• You can supply the few inadequate crutches of tonics as well as any one.
• But beef-tea and drives, salt-water bathing and tonics, seemed to do no good, and at length there came a day when she had not sufficient strength to sit up.

Similar words containing TONIC without suffix s

tonic7 atonic8 atonics9 ketonic13 acetonic12 cratonic12 crotonic12 daltonic11 diatonic11 dystonic14 epitonic12 isotonic10 lactonic12 leptonic12 myotonic15 nektonic14 nontonic10 oxytonic20 peptonic14 photonic15 phytonic18 platonic12 plutonic12 pretonic12 protonic12 subtonic12 syntonic13 tectonic12 tonicity13 atonicity14 auxotonic18 catatonic13 excitonic20 homotonic16 hypotonic19 megatonic14 monotonic13 neustonic11 paratonic13 photonics16 platonics13 santonica11 semitonic13 stratonic11 subtonics13 tectonics13 tonically14 vagotonic15 catatonics14 heptatonic17 hypertonic20 orthotonic15 pentatonic14 phototonic17 planktonic18 pleustonic14 santonicas12 skeletonic16 supertonic14 tonicities12 atonicities13 cardiotonic16 diatonicism16 geotectonic16 isotonicity16 paroxytonic25 somatotonic15 supertonics15 cardiotonics17 cerebrotonic18 diatonically18 diatonicisms17 electrotonic16 geotectonics17 hypotonicity25 isotonically17 monotonicity19 opisthotonic19 platonically19 somatotonics16 syntonically20 tectonically19 viscerotonic19 architectonic22 catatonically20 cerebrotonics19 hypertonicity26 isotonicities15 monotonically20 semitonically20 zooplanktonic30 architectonics23 hypotonicities24 monotonicities18 geotectonically23 hypertonicities25 phytoplanktonic31 electrotonicall19 architectonical24 electrotonically23 architectonically29

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