Alan is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ALAN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a large hunting dog, also ALAND, ALANT
• A member of a nomadic people of the northern Caucasus from whom the Ossetians are thought to be descended.
• Of or relating to the Alans or their language; Alanic.
• member of ancient European nomadic people
• A wolfhound.

Words related to ALAN

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Words that contain ALAN

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How to use ALAN in a sentence

• Grace blushed as she thought of Alan Thorn and contrasted him with Kit.
• Perhaps it was the contrast between him and Kit, whose thin, brown face had a half-ascetic look, for Alan was fat and getting coarse.
• And poor Uncle Phil! She herself was hurting him dreadfully keeping her secret about Alan and nobody knew what Ted had up his sleeve under his cloak of incredible virtue.
• She had to adjust herself to a new heaven and a new earth with Alan Massey the center of both.
• He thinks Uncle Phil is all wrong not to forbid my seeing Alan at all.
• Alan would apologize to him if the other man would accept the apology.
• Tony wore it for Alan to-night, wanted him to think her lovely, to love her immensely.
• She knew that she would never be happy in the every day way with Alan.
• And they had waited but they came crowding back upon her the moment the play was over and she saw Alan waiting for her in the little room off the wings.
• At thirty-three Alan Massey was through, had lived his life, had given up.
• She hoped that somewhere Alan was finding the happiness he seemed always to have missed on earth.
• Alan Campbell returned a furious answer, that he should sally out with his garrison, and ride where he listed.
• Halfway round the deck, Alan began to sense the fact that there was a decidedly pleasant flavor to the whole thing.
• Alan was about to pass them when he suddenly stopped.
• Alan observed that the two girls watched him closely and whispered together.
• Many times during this week Alan felt it in his heart to speak of Mary Standish.
• Alan, looking back after the first few minutes, saw that Keok and Nawadlook stood alone.
• Thereafter Alan walked with them, until in that hour when the sun had sunk to its lowest plane they came to the first of the Endicott foothills.
• It was inspiration again that made Alan accept it and light it.
• The shooting had stopped, and the silence that followed it held a significance for Alan.
• She could see Alan more clearly, and when they came to the narrow trail over which they had fled once before that night it reached out ahead of them like a thin, dark ribbon.
• She turned, and for an instant fell upon her knees beside Alan.
• At this the Alan began to wail loudly, for they saw him fall and believed him dead And they came down out of the tree with gold and beads which they laid on him.
• A BOMBARDED TOWN Alan carried me off to tea the same evening in a town where he seemed to know everybody.
• Chester Alan Arthur, twenty-first President, was the son of a Belfast minister of Scottish descent.
• Presently Alan Howard put in his appearance, freshly shaven and shorn, and they all went in together to supper.
• She could hear Alan and Carr talking together again.

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