Ann is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ANN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• Alt. of Annat
• old Scots word for a widow's pension
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• old Scots word for a widow\'s pension

Words related to ANN

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Words that contain ANN

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How to use ANN in a sentence

• Yes, He heard mine, for when the wave did come which carried us over, the Mary Ann was driven right past where we were struggling in the water, and we caught hold on her.
• My Aunt Ann died, as Annie had said she would, in a very few months afterward.
• As she drove off, ANN stood by the window watching her.
• I had an idea it would be best to secure a private tutor to coach you for a year or two, until you were ready to enter Ann Arbor or the Chicago University in good shape.
• Who was Ann? Where had she come from? How did she get there? What had happened? Why had she wanted to kill herself? She wanted to know.
• It was plain that Ann was one who could drink things in, could draw beauty to her as something which was of her, something, too, it seemed, of which she had been long in need.
• She never lost the picture of the Ann whom Wayne advanced to meet.
• Watching Ann, yearning over her, sorrowing, adoring, he saw life as what life had done to her.
• The experience as to Ann revealed Katie to him as having thought about things he would not have dreamed she was thinking about.
• It was hard to realize that the writer of that letter was the Ann of the year before.
• LINDSAY, MARY ANN, executrix of the Estate of John H.
• Mandy Ann had entirely disappeared, but here and there in the sand he saw her footprints, the toes spread wide apart, and knew he was right.
• Thus quieted the child made no resistance when Mandy Ann changed her soiled white dress for one more suitable for the trip, and then began to pack her few belongings.
• There were two or three bursts of tears for Mandy Ann, but for the most part the little girl was quiet until Savannah was reached, and she heard Jake was to leave her.
• Ann, he is a perfectly delicious man, and you must meet him.
• It met at Seneca Falls, New York, in 1848, on the call of Lucretia Mott, Martha Wright, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and Mary Ann McClintock, three of them Quakers.
• The young lady who served him looked infinitely more genteel than Mary Ann.
• Ann knew all about the good things in the pantry, she was wild with delight at the unwonted stir, and anxious not to lose a minute of it.
• Her mother was fully convinced that Ann had saved her life, and she never forgot it.
• Solitude was the greatest boon to Judson, whose fastidious delicacy suffered greatly in the thronged prison, but his faithful Ann was suffering terribly.
• Ann Wetherby never forgot that Fourth of July, nor, for that matter, the days that immediately followed.
• We would gladly know something of the early years of Ann Perfrement.
• Ann Branch was the regular cake-cooker over the country.
• A square-faced, clean-faced fellow, with a clean love of life and of Ann Elizabeth in his heart.
• Then the women told Ann that they were the ghosts of Mr.
• This was on a Wednesday, and on Saturday morning Miss Jane Ann came knocking at my door with a message that the old man would like to see me.
• Mary Ann thrust her amazing visage round the door and rolled her eyes in frightened wonder at what she saw.
• Buried at the expense of the Earl of Essex, Ann Countess of Dorset bore the expense of his monument in Westminster Abbey, in gratitude for his noble championship of woman.
• It is, therefore, a pleasure to thus transfer from the old Record book the names of Ann Johnson and Lavina Woolfley, who fled from Maryland in 1857.

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