Ago is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AGO in dictionary:

VERB:
• Past; gone by; since; as, ten years ago; gone long ago.
ADVERB:
• in the past
• before the present; earlier (used with a measurement of time)
ADJECTIVE:
• gone by; or in the past

Words related to AGO

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Words that contain AGO

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How to use AGO in a sentence

• Awhile ago, the Colonel bought a goat for his little boy to drive in harness, and the animal often grazed at the foot of a cliff, near the house.
• Once, very long ago, some one had said that the most pathetic tragedy in life was to get nothing in particular out of it.
• He is thought of now like any eminent writer a hundred-and-fifty years ago, or just as he will be a hundred-and-fifty years hence.
• The first edition, which was published five months ago, is already exhausted and a second is now called for.
• This was carried out on both horses about eighteen months ago.
• The difficulty in America must rather be to understand how anything so perverse as the management of British military hospitals ten years ago can have existed to so late a date.
• His sister had written to him some days ago asking if he could recommend a music-mistress to her.
• The Sarah Haddon of eighteen years ago was one of these.
• Now, listen to this old note of hand, dated the fifteenth of October, seventeen hundred and ninety-two, just nineteen years ago.
• Not long ago I was in a book store, looking over some new books which I saw on the counter, when a fine-looking boy, who appeared to be about nine years old, came in.
• Wiping the soap from my eyes, I recognized Gary, a disciple who had left Rama years ago.
• Knight of the Annunziata! Cousin of the King! President of the Council! Dictator! These things had meant something to him an hour ago.
• The doubts and questions and misgivings evidently began, some time ago, among practical, thoughtful minds of scientific training.
• And in all the house the light of one candle! George suddenly noticed, then, that Marguerite was not wearing the thin, delicate ring which he had long ago given her.
• The truth is, I learned thirty years ago that if one wants to make money one must go where money is and cultivate the people who have it.
• But though it seems amusing to the Canadian of to-day, it was by no means a joke forty years ago.
• The way children behave today at this school is the way they might have behaved in Harlem or the Bronx ten years ago.
• Thirty years ago the paddle steamer was not yet driven off the ocean, and we find the Scotia crossing in between eight and nine days, at a speed of 13 or 14 knots.
• THE POPLAR TREE Long ago the poplar used to hold out its branches like other trees.
• Some years ago almost anything that would float was thought good enough for the bank fishermen.
• I saw Lem painting it fresh out in his shop only two days ago.
• I looked because about 1830, a man killed a woman, and was hung, and I wanted to see how long ago it was.
• The present generation is prone to forget that when the rivals met in joint debate fifty years ago, on the prairies of Illinois, it was Senator Douglas, and not Mr.
• Meldrum was promoted for his gallantry to the rank of gunner, and died two years ago.
• But when she had followed him, a year ago now, it was evident that the old place would have to go.

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