Beagle is valid Scrabble Word

Is beagle a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is beagle valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

6 letters word
9 points in Scrabble
12 points in WWF

Definitions for BEAGLE in dictionary:

VERB:

NOUN:

a small hound of a breed with a short coat, used for hunting hares.
small hound with short legs and drooping ears
A small hound, or hunting dog, twelve to fifteen inches high, used in hunting hares and other small game. See Illustration in Appendix.
Fig.: A spy or detective; a constable.
a small short-legged smooth-coated breed of hound

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to hunt with beagles (small hounds)

Words related to BEAGLE

beagled11 beagles10 beagling12 beaglings13

Words that contain BEAGLE

beagled11 beagler10 beagles10 beaglers11 porbeagle14 porbeagles15

How to use BEAGLE in a sentence

The heavy rains which occurred in Beagle Valley do not appear to have extended to this part of the country, and the grass is still dry and withered.
Beagle, on the north-west coast, the Victoria, several years prior to Sir T.
The uses of the Beagle in the early days of the last century, however, were a good deal diversified.
They were hunted in big woodlands to drive game to the gun, and perhaps the ordinary Beagle of from 12 inches to 14 inches was not big enough for the requirements of the times.
Never did beagle pursue the chase with more steady foot than did this eager and laudable champion of the ancient fame of the State his chosen duty.
Once it was black mountains with glacial winding sheets from the Straits of Beagle.
All our preparations being completed, there embarked in the Beagle, besides myself and Mr.
Whilst standing on the deck of the Beagle this evening we remarked large luminous spots in the water.
On reaching the vessel we learnt that the mate was gone to the Beagle, now lying in Port George the Fourth but expected to sail this very day.
As there was no time to lose I at once started in a boat for the Beagle, and it was late in the evening when we drew near it.

The other had been sung by the mother of Miago, a native who had accompanied Captain Wickham in the Beagle from the Swan River, and it had made a great impression on the natives.
The next time I saw him was at Swan River, where he had been left on the return of the Beagle.
Darwin on the voyage of the Beagle have been entrusted to Mr.
Beagle, to this part of the great continent of Australia.
These signals were heard on board the Lynher, and were at once rightly understood to denote the presence of the Beagle.
A party was immediately despatched on shore, and upon the face of the sandstone cliff they painted in characters of gigantic proportion, Beagle Observatory.
Of necessity compelled to wait for the boats, Captain Wickham returned to the Beagle.
In the afternoon we saw again the reef discovered and named after the Beagle.
As the Beagle passed through the west channel, the shear or first beacon on the west reefs was on with a round-topped hill some distance up the river.
At daylight the Beagle was a few miles east of Cape Upstart, in 17 fathoms, having passed two miles from the north side of Holborn Island, in 28 fathoms.
We have received but a single example of the subject of this article, which is named in honour of the able commander of the Beagle.
Early on the morning of the 4th of September, 1839, the Beagle was once more slipping out of Port Essington before a light land wind.
In volume 1 will be found mention of the bad weather met with by the Beagle in this month on the north-west coast.
To bring this great resemblance between opposite portions of the Australian continent before the reader, I have inserted sketches of those parts which were seen in the Beagle.
Across the mouth of it lies an islet, just within the north-eastern end of which there was a sufficient depth for the Beagle.
When the Beagle was midway between these islands, they were both visible from the masthead.
I never see an old fort without thinking of the anecdote of a party from the Beagle visiting one at Valdivia on the west coast of South America.
On one of them I was surprised to recognize the name of a marine who had belonged to the Beagle in 1827.
The outer one, seen from the Beagle, is in latitude 21 degrees 31 minutes South and longitude 114 degrees 42 minutes East.
The following table is the result of other outer soundings obtained in the Beagle, showing how far the bank of soundings extends off the Western coast of Australia.
In the evening the Beagle was standing across the Gulf towards Bountiful Islands.
In the meantime the Beagle sailed for Sydney to receive the stores we expected from England.
The Beagle passed a mile and a half from the south side of Craggy Island in 25 and 28 fathoms.
Had the survey just been commenced I should have taken one of them in the Beagle.
I have already mentioned that the Beagle was fitted with Mr.
Two gales that were experienced by the Beagle in November 1837, between the islands of St.

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