Sinks Unscramble word

sinks is a Scrabble word, sinks uses Five letters.
Scrabble point value for sinks Nine points.
Words with Friends point value for sinks: Nine points.

Unscrambled words using the letter's SINKS

Below are the results of unscrambling sinks. We found a total of 36 words by unscrambling the letters in sinks.

Definitions of sinks

British English : sink If a boat sinks, or if something sinks it, it disappears below the surface of a mass of water.In a naval battle your aim is to sink the enemy's ship.sɪŋk VERB

verb

1. to descend or cause to descend, esp beneath the surface of a liquid or soft substance
2. (intransitive) to appear to move down towards or descend below the horizon
3. (intransitive) to slope downwards; dip
4. (intransitive; often followed by in or into) to pass into or gradually enter a specified lower state or condition   ⇒ to sink into apathy
5. to make or become lower in volume, pitch, etc
6. to make or become lower in value, price, etc
7. (intransitive) to become weaker in health, strength, etc
8. to decline or cause to decline in moral value, worth, etc
9. (intransitive) to seep or penetrate
10. (transitive) to suppress or conceal   ⇒ he sank his worries in drink
11. (transitive) to dig, cut, drill, bore, or excavate (a hole, shaft, etc)
12. (transitive) to drive into the ground   ⇒ to sink a stake
13. (transitive; usually followed by in or into) to invest (money) to lose (money) in an unwise or unfortunate investment
14. to invest (money)
15. to lose (money) in an unwise or unfortunate investment
16. (transitive) to pay (a debt)
17. (intransitive) to become hollow; cave in   ⇒ his cheeks had sunk during his illness
18. (transitive) to hit, throw, or propel (a ball) into a hole, basket, pocket, etc   ⇒ he sank a 15-foot putt
19. (transitive) (British , informal ) to drink, esp quickly   ⇒ he sank three pints in half an hour
20. See sink or swim
21. to invest (money)
22. to lose (money) in an unwise or unfortunate investment

noun

1. a fixed basin, esp in a kitchen, made of stone, earthenware, metal, etc, used for washing
2. See sinkhole
3. another word for cesspool
4. a place of vice or corruption
5. an area of ground below that of the surrounding land, where water collects
6. (physics ) a device or part of a system at which energy is removed from the system   ⇒ a heat sink

adjective

1. (informal ) (of a housing estate or school) deprived or having low standards of achievement