Agog is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AGOG in dictionary:

VERB:
• In eager desire; eager; astir.
ADVERB:
• in excited eagerness
ADJECTIVE:
• very eager or curious to hear or see something
• highly excited
• eager or curious
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• in a state of eager curiosity

Words that contain AGOG

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How to use AGOG in a sentence

• But suddenly she forgot her misgivings again, for Max Hempel was saying incredible things, things which set her imagination agog and her pulses leaping.
• The vague mystery and excitement of the howl kept all the house gently agog for this Tuesday and Wednesday intervening.
• By this time the whole city must be agog about you.
• He was all agog to tell me his family history and to compare the state of agriculture in England with that in Russia.
• Not many weeks later, on a cold January morning, when Nicholas awoke he found the entire school agog with quivering excitement.
• Every time a vessel has been wrecked, the whole island has been agog for a light-house.
• II About this time people all over Europe were agog with excitement about the Crusades.
• We might linger here a moment to muse over the simple beginnings of great men, but time is pressing and we are all agog to visit the Bargain Basement.
• The richness of the find surpassed anything ever before found and the whole country was agog.
• The tourists were agog about it for the rest of the season, and the very same day two of the bolder men went over the actual ground and photographed the slopes.
• One May morning in 1527 the little town was all agog with strange news from Rome.
• The seventh day after their start, at evening, they rolled into Julia and set the populace agog with speculation.
• The grooms, who had looked on eyes agog, took to flight down the pass as they had come.
• But the House was still all agog, as was the crowded gallery.
• Anthony, morose and listless, Adrian, all agog with excitement, had been looking down upon this spectacle for some minutes in silence.
• Both the ear and the piercing eagle gaze set him all agog.
• Members were all agog to hear what the Government might have to say about the Peace-terms announced this morning.
• Murphy, and sundry other of the neighbours, all agog with excitement and curiosity.
• But no doubt you have no desire for these modern details and are all agog to find out whether or not I met a wretched death at the bottom of the sea.
• All my being is agog for chances to shine and to be shared.
• CHAPTER IV THE HUT ON THE BEACH Hugh was agog with curiosity.
• When we reached its door there was a group of women and children round it, all agog with excitement.
• His mysterious presence set a peaceful town all agog.
• Everybody was agog about the election, and we was looking at some placards posted against a wall, when Mr.
• And, on being plied with liquor one day, with listeners about him, he went into some fuller particulars, which set them all agog.
• Susan Peckaby, she were in here half an hour ago, a-buying new ribbons for a cap, all agog with it.
• Now, however, it was like a feast of early fruit, one of those solemnities which set the city agog and attract a tremendous crowd.
• Close upon the discussions of the preparations came the nuptials themselves, and then all the town was agog, and had small leisure to think of other things.

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