Armagnac is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ARMAGNAC in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a dry French brandy
• a type of brandy traditionally made in Aquitaine in SW France.
• dry brown brandy
• dry brandy distilled in the Armagnac district of France
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a French brandy

Words related to ARMAGNAC

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Words that contain ARMAGNAC

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How to use ARMAGNAC in a sentence

• These successes of the King of England were so many reverses and perils for the Count of Armagnac.
• Bernard of Armagnac and his confidential friend, Tanneguy Duchatel, a Breton nobleman, provost of Paris, were hard and haughty.
• The mason with whom Bernard of Armagnac had taken refuge went and told the new provost that the constable was concealed at his house.
• Towards the close of the fourteenth century, all those who wished to drive the English out of Guyenne rallied round the chiefs of the house of Armagnac.
• Early in 1283 a gallant force from beyond sea, among which figured the Counts of Armagnac and Bigorre, reached Rhuddlan.
• In retaliation, the Count of Armagnac, a strong upholder of the French cause, did what mischief he could in those parts of Gascony adjacent to his own territories.
• The Count of Armagnac, the French commander in the south, watched his progress from Toulouse, and prudently avoided any open encounter.
• One of the last districts to yield was Rouergue, whose count, John of Armagnac, only made his submission under the compulsion of irresistible necessity.
• He mortally offended John of Armagnac by requiring a direct oath of fealty from the Bishop of Rodez, who held all his lands of Armagnac as Count of Rouergue.
• Armagnac appealed to the parliament of Paris against the hearth-tax.
• No sooner was his understanding with Armagnac completed than Charles strove to secure the support of northern as well as of southern feudalism against Edward.
• La Hire, Xaintrailles, Coulant, Coaraze, and Armagnac were among the defenders of Orleans.
• Beaupere evaded the question, and asked her if it were true that she had received a letter from the Count of Armagnac asking her which of the two Popes he was bound to obey.
• I gave her a little Armagnac, which stood beside the bed for such an occasion, and she revived, and presently opened her eyes.
• He was a good Frenchman and of the Armagnac party, since four years earlier he had made war against the English and Burgundians.
• Had the doctors of Poitiers been less zealously Armagnac they would henceforth have mistrusted Jeanne and suspected her of heresy.
• A good Touranian in Touraine, Saint Catherine was an Armagnac ever on the side of those who fought for the Dauphin Charles.
• Those in charge of the sacristy took measures to hide the relics and the treasure of the cathedral from the Armagnac soldiers.
• The Armagnac doctors had no less authority in matters of faith than the English and Burgundian doctors.
• That motive became obvious when he asked her whether she had not received a letter from the Count of Armagnac.
• France was rent by the rival factions of Burgundy and Orleans, the latter taking its more familiar name from the Court of Armagnac.

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