Tweeds is valid Scrabble Word

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

6 letters word
10 points in Scrabble
10 points in WWF

Definitions for TWEEDS in dictionary:

NOUN:

TWEED, a coarse woollen fabric
a coarse wool cloth in a variety of weaves and colors, either hand-spun and handwoven in Scotland or reproduced, often by machine, elsewhere.
garments made of this cloth.
a paper having a rough surface, used especially for certain photographic prints.

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

a coarse woolen fabric

Words related to TWEEDS

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How to use TWEEDS in a sentence

His tweeds were splashed with mud from the spring roads, his face was thin, his hair was almost grey.
I beheld a man in tweeds, of an incomparable languor of demeanour, and carrying a cane with genteel effort.
Lunatics who wore fancy tweeds, shaved, devoured their fellow-creatures and imbibed poisonous acids were bound to catch cold.
He was in traveling tweeds of pronounced plaid which, however, he carried off without vulgarity.
Tweeds are beginning to come into use amongst the upper middle, as they long have in the lower middle and lower classes.
In a dusty place like this it is impossible to keep black clothes clean, and tweeds give far the best wear and appearance of any stuff.
Farrel studied the trio with interest, decided that they were traveling together, and that the man in the gray tweeds was the father of the girl.
Half an hour later, in changed tweeds but with unchanged chin, he took his way to Colet House, thinking with great unkindness of his future stepson.
There is already danger that the operations of the Tweeds and Goulds in New York may be repeated on a more gigantic scale at the National capital.
Of manufactures there is little beyond tweeds, ropes, agricultural implements and whisky, and the principal imports consist of coal, wood, manure, flour and lime.

He sat there opposite me in his perfect evening clothes, as much at home and at ease as in Scotch tweeds in the woods.
Larry the Bat had vanished, and in his place stood Jimmie Dale, the young millionaire, the social lion of New York, immaculate in well-tailored tweeds.
That New York tailor has turned you out wonderfully, but even those very square English tweeds do not entirely disguise the French cavalier.
He presented a common-place figure in his rough worn tweeds and heavy boots, but he was a man of intelligence in spite of his unassuming exterior.
This man might wear a ruff and a velvet doublet, or, better yet, a coat of mail, she reflected, instead of the well-cut but rather worn gray tweeds that clothed him.
A plain man in every-day gray tweeds, with his trousers tucked into his boots, he spoke to plain people of things that concerned them vitally, and in a way they could understand.
He dressed himself with unusual care and discrimination, selecting a suit of dark brown tweeds that matched his complexion, and a scarf with a good bit of red in it.
Bertie was ready, dressed in a suit of brown tweeds, and the three went on foot to Duke street, St.
He looked quite unlike the spruce young man of fashion who was wont to disport himself in the West End at this hour, for he wore tweeds, a soft hat, and a rather shabby overcoat.

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