Ashman is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ASHMAN in dictionary:

NOUN [PLURAL ASH·MEN.]:
• a person who collects and disposes of ashes, garbage, and refuse.
NOUN:
• one who collects and removes ashes
• man who shovels ashes

Words related to ASHMAN

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Words that contain ASHMAN

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How to use ASHMAN in a sentence

• Professor Grimcke and Ashman were joint partners in the exploring enterprise, Long and Johnston being their assistants.
• The shout that first arrested the attention of Ashman and his companion, must have been some kind of a signal, probably announcing the opening of the proceedings.
• Ashman and Johnston had received a shock which drove away all interest in the fearful spectacle.
• Ashman, therefore, whispered to his companion to keep special guard against an approach from the rear, while he would be equally alert in guarding the front.
• The exclamation which he uttered at the moment of receiving the wound was that which puzzled Ashman.
• A dark form became dimly outlined in the faint moonlight and an instant later the infuriated Ashman fired.
• At the same instant the Professor and Ashman opened, and the bombardment which followed was enough to strike terror to the hearts of a hundred men.
• This would leave Bippo and Ashman free from any duty, their turn to come the following night.
• Just before entering, he abruptly stopped and looked toward the spot where Ashman was concealed.
• Fred Ashman was struck almost breathless by what followed.
• It is not to be supposed that Ashman gathered all the information given in this chapter, during his brief walk with Ziffak.
• Grimcke, Ashman and Long had read aright the meaning of the amazing demonstration and calmly awaited the issue.
• Professor Grimcke was the first to step ashore, Ashman and Long following immediately.
• The King conversed with not only the Professor, but with Long and Ashman in turn.
• Grimcke, Long and Ashman again bowed their heads almost to the ground, and, feeling that the interview was over, began withdrawing.
• The Professor and the New Englander were waiting near the door for Ashman to join them.
• Suddenly Ashman asked their friend whether there was any objection to his taking a stroll around the village and whether he was likely to be molested.
• Fred Ashman was as sure as if he heard a voice from the stars, telling him that Ariel, the daughter of Haffgo, was his other self.
• He had shown a sudden and strong affection for the explorers, and especially for Ashman to whom he surrendered.
• Ashman ceased in his walk, for he saw, in spite of his absorbing reverie, that he had passed above the uppermost house of the village.
• He had been the first to observe the significant glances of Fred Ashman at the hanging curtains, as he was the first to detect the presence of his beloved niece behind them.
• Fred Ashman moving slowly and lost in reverie, Burkhardt prowling like a wild beast behind him, with Ziffak clinging to the heels of the wretch as if he were his very shadow.
• He could command hundreds of the most valiant warriors of the Matto Grosso, and any one, except such a lover as Fred Ashman, would have shrunk from the prodigious task before him.
• Ashman was told to keep his lips mute, in case they were hailed, as they were likely to be, and to leave to her any explanation it might be necessary to make.
• They believed themselves warranted in hoping for the best, so far as Ashman was concerned.
• Believing he had gone forth to look after Ashman, they were confident he would speedily get upon his track.
• Ashman turned to his companion with the question, what course he should take, and, without speaking, she pointed to the rock which she saw had attracted his attention.
• But for the distant sounds of firing at the Murhapa village, Fred Ashman would have felt that it was all a vision of sleep, from which he must soon awake to the realities of life.
• Even in his exalted mental state, Ashman began to ask himself what was to be the end of the strange venture upon which he had started.
• This enormous opening was so surcharged with light that Ashman, after contemplating it but a minute or two, did not need to ask its source.
• They believed that Ashman had escaped before they did themselves, and that he was probably waiting at some point down the Xingu for them.
• But Ashman needed but a few seconds to decide his course.
• His situation was a most delicate one, and, even in his bewilderment and anxiety, Ashman could not help wondering how he would conduct himself in the crisis at hand.
• Ashman held his position until the two could study their location and gain an idea of the points of the compass.

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