Ale is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ALE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a kind of beer, made without using hops as a flavouring, also YILL
• beer brewed by top fermentation.
• a drink made like beer but without the addition of hops.
• any beer other than lager, stout, or porter
• An intoxicating liquor made from an infusion of malt by fermentation and the addition of a bitter, usually hops.
• A festival in English country places, so called from the liquor drunk.
• a general name for beer made with a top fermenting yeast; in some of the United States an ale is (by law) a brew of more than 4% alcohol by volume
• kind of beer
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an alcoholic beverage

Words related to ALE

ales4 yill7

Words that contain ALE

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How to use ALE in a sentence

• As the acid is the same, however it is procured, that made from ale also takes the same name.
• After a while back came Robin bearing a goodly skin of ale upon his shoulder, which he laid upon the grass.
• Why, do you think I can rear a town, that can scarce rear a pot of ale to my head? I should rear a town, should I not! SEGASTO.
• The sea was rather rough, but Caesar and I fortified our stomachs with a bottle of English ale, and as it was dark by this time, sought our resting-places for the night.
• The carter and the shepherd look down the column of situations vacant as they call at the village inn for a glass of ale, or, if they cannot read, ask some one to read for them.
• My new friend, who had learnt from what I told him that I was penniless, now proposed that I should take share of a bottle of ale with him.
• Alton is famous for its ale made from the hops grown in the immediate neighbourhood.
• The teapot and the mug of ale jointly possessed the breakfast table, and meat and pudding smoked on the board every noon.
• Then eat it with white or Rhenish-wine, or Cream, or Milk, or Ale.
• Another glass of ale before you turn in? No! Well, how such a sober man as you comes to be out of place is more than I can make out, for one.
• After he had finished, the Captain shook hands with him and served out the ale.
• It would require a severe apprenticeship for our men to acquire a taste for sharp ale or strong beer as a beverage under our July sun.
• Ale is their eating and their drinking surely, which keeps their bodies clear, and soluble.
• Pascoe and his wife lay on mats at their feet, and a native Toby Philpot, with his ruddy cheek and jug of ale, belonging to the chief, separated them from the goats.
• This youth, when he is asked what he drinks, replies, water, or ale if he can get it.
• No entertainment is expected from his visitor beyond a pot of ale, and a piece of cheese.
• A spring on the hillside has medicinal qualities, and the water is used for brewing a particular kind of ale.
• And that night he made a dole, and all they that would come had as much flesh, fish, wine and ale, and every man and woman had twelve pence, come who would.
• I left the feast when the first change of guard went out, for I saw that the ale cup was passing faster than we Danes think fitting, being less given to it than the English.
• The best ale is made from fine pale malt, and with hops of the finest quality.
• He said the ale was ready which we were to drink together to-night.
• Morpheus, having a pretty good appetite, ate some bread and cheese and drank some ale before retiring.
• Master Richard refused the meat and the ale, and took the bread.

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