Underfoot is valid Scrabble Word

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

9 letters word
13 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for UNDERFOOT in dictionary:

VERB:

to underpin
Under the feet; underneath; below. See Under foot, under Foot, n.

ADVERB:

ADJECTIVE:

relating to the state of the ground, especially in a horse race
Low; base; abject; trodden down.

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

under the foot especially against the ground

Words related to UNDERFOOT

underfooted16 underfooting17 underfoots14

Words that contain UNDERFOOT

underfoots14 underfooted16 underfooting17

How to use UNDERFOOT in a sentence

Everywhere in that triangle between the two rivers the world had turned black, and was hot underfoot.
He had trodden it underfoot and her own throbbing heart with it.
There was death in them, death for the weak by squeezing, and smothering, and trampling underfoot.
If you do not agree to take his advice this naval bill and any other that you are interested in now or in future will be trampled underfoot in the Senate.
They trod the body of Holdorsen underfoot, and flew up-stairs and forth into the dusky blaze of a sunset red as blood.
The wooded hills were close now and the ground beneath him was firm underfoot assuring him full use of all his agility and strength.
A sudden change is made from a more or less moist condition underfoot to one excessively dry.
Moreover, the grass underfoot was soft and still green.
It served to support her weight at least until she felt the ladder underfoot.
Soon they came upon smoother walking, which he thought was an indication that the road they sought was underfoot.

It was gravel that moved underfoot with never-failing treachery, gravel made hot by the rays of the sun, and flinging up a scorching heat while it crawled and blistered underfoot.
And monstrous snakes, as black as powdered soot, Spitting hot poison high into the air, Brought terror to the army underfoot, And crept and coiled and crawled before them there.
Here, in the Club, all was hushed and quiet, and underfoot was a thick carpet.
It is a fine thing to see a man seizing his temptation by the throat, and wrestling with it, and trampling it underfoot like St.
Milan received his commands with contempt, and its proud magistrates went so far as to tear the seal from the imperial edict and trample it underfoot.
The sodden woods gave a quieter footing than had they been frosty and brittle underfoot, but even had it been otherwise she had the art of silent movement.
By and by he guided his friend into a street not so narrow as the others they had climbed, though it was rather like the bed of a mountain torrent, underfoot.
Their steps made no sound on the sodden drifts underfoot, and in the silence he thought he heard a catch in her breathing.
Ignorance has persistently tried to trample knowledge underfoot.
The cavalry trampled them underfoot, and mowed them down with sword and lance.
Raissa ran up to the bed, stretched out her hands as though she wanted to fling it all about, stamp it underfoot, and tear it to shreds.
The ground was moist underfoot, and the rock on which they leaned felt damp.
The way led on through a forest of pines, the trail underfoot being of lava, as hard and smooth as a road could be.
Lost children and deserted ones, frantic with fear, cling to any passer-by, only to be shoved into the street and often trampled underfoot.
But she did not see the brown earth underfoot or the bare trees that swayed overhead in the racing winter wind.
Their only care was for the rocks and the roughness underfoot.
Twilight reigned below in the glade under the lofty roof of branches and our feet rustled softly as we trod the leaves underfoot.

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