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Seames

s 1e 1a 1m 3e 1s 1

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noun · verb · 6 letters · Rare · plural and third-person singular form of seam

  • Scrabble US & Canada : not valid
  • Scrabble UK & worldwide : valid
  • Words With Friends : not valid
  • Wordle : not valid

What does seames mean?

noun

  1. joint consisting of a line formed by joining two pieces

  2. a slight depression or fold in the smoothness of a surface

    “his face has many lines”

    Synonymswrinklefurrowcreasecrinkleline

  3. a stratum of ore or coal thick enough to be mined with profit

    “he worked in the coal beds”

    Synonymsbed

verb

  1. put together with a seam

    “seam a dress”

Definitions shown for seam, the base form of seames.

Is SEAMES a valid word?

Game / word listValid?
Scrabble US & Canada (NWL / TWL) No
Scrabble UK & worldwide (Collins / SOWPODS) Yes
Words With Friends (ENABLE) No
Wordle (guess list) No

How many points is SEAMES worth?

Scrabble

8 pts
s 1e 1a 1m 3e 1s 1

Words With Friends

9 pts
s 1e 1a 1m 4e 1s 1

Wordfeud

8 pts
s 1e 1a 1m 3e 1s 1

NYT Crossplay

8 pts
s 1e 1a 1m 3e 1s 1

Scores are the sum of the tile values, before premium squares or bingo bonuses.

Words from the letters in SEAMES

Anagrams 2

measessesame

Seames: quick answers

Is SEAMES a valid Scrabble word?
Only in Collins. SEAMES is valid in Scrabble outside North America (Collins/SOWPODS) but not in the North American NWL list.
How many points is SEAMES worth?
SEAMES scores 8 points in Scrabble, 9 in Words With Friends, 8 in Wordfeud and 8 in NYT Crossplay. These are plain tile totals, before any double- or triple-letter and word squares.
What does seames mean?
seames is the plural and third-person singular form of seam, which means “joint consisting of a line formed by joining two pieces”. It has 4 meanings in total, listed above.
What words can you make with the letters in SEAMES?
You can make 56 shorter words from SEAMES, such as MASES, MASSE, MEASE, MESAS. See the full list.
What are the anagrams of SEAMES?
SEAMES rearranges into MEASES, SESAME.