Bennet is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BENNET in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a dry grass stalk
• herb bennet.
• Eurasian and N African plant with yellow flowers
• avens of Virginia having pale or greenish yellow flowers
• North American white-flowered avens
ADJECTIVE:
• The common yellow-flowered avens of Europe (Geum urbanum); herb bennet. The name is sometimes given to other plants, as the hemlock, valerian, etc.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a perennial herb

Words related to BENNET

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Words that contain BENNET

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How to use BENNET in a sentence

• At the foot of the lake he must portage to Lake Bennet, the portage however being very short, less than a mile.
• Lake Bennet is 28 miles long, while going through this lake the traveller crosses the boundary between British Columbia and the Northwest Territory.
• There are about fifty boats of all sorts on Lake Bennet, which is about half a mile from here.
• Bennet Langton, and I determined to carry him one of my books, and to interest his feelings in it, with a view of procuring his assistance in the cause.
• One of these was Bennet Langton, a man of good family, fine scholarship, and very amiable character.
• Bennet, the landlord, went with me to bring back the team.
• Young was translated, the master of Bennet made a bishop, and Mr.
• Bennet, and we do not know if he has yet got rid of the nickname.
• Hudson now came up from the cabin, and was immediately seized by Thomas, and Bennet, the cook, who had come up from the hold, while Wilson ran behind and bound his arms.
• Bennet Harvey, the principal of the Moravian mission, to a merchant, an agent for several estates, and to an intelligent manager.
• Plantation life in the Florida parishes of Louisiana, 1836-1846, as reflected in the diary of Bennet H.
• Bennet quickly shot a-head of poor Parr in the race of life, and rose to the Irish bench.
• The value of a Bennet scholarship in 1764 was ten pounds a year, with rooms added, the rent of which was reckoned as equal to two pounds more.
• Doble tells me that in the proposals issued in 1690 by Thomas Bennet, St.
• At last the white-haired old justice of the peace came, and said the words that made Emily Wheeler the wife of Abisha Bennet.
• Peck, Joseph Bennet, Thomas Sharp, John Watson, Edward Calthorp, Thomas Hines, Robert Ballard, John Robinson, and William Kinderey.
• It was really a repetition of a portrait he had previously painted for their common friend and club-fellow, Bennet Langton.
• Everybody seemed very happy about the deal, especially Bennet Fayon.
• Bennet Fayon had taken an airjeep to the other camp immediately after lunch.
• Sir John Bennet Lawes kindly consented to write a Chapter for the new edition of this work.
• Had the weeds been suffered to grow, Sir John Bennet Lawes tells us, there would be less loss of nitrogen.
• Lew heard this turkey calling and he made little Harry Bennet, who had started out with his gun, stay at home and went after Mr.
• At that moment the huge frame of Bennet filled up the opening in the roof and started down the ladder.
• Hugh Bennet looked once at the pale face of his son, then he ran down the stairs after Silas and Clarke.
• While Wetzel washed the blood from his arms and his shoulders Silas and Alfred hurried back to where Bennet had fallen.
• They were commanded by one Bennet, a resolute officer, who stood in the front of his men on the bridge with a pike in his hand.
• Bennet was ready to show me what to do on the cloth harness, we took a seat under the wagon, the only shady place and began work.
• He said to them that they were going toward Salt Lake rather than California, and that the Bennet party did not feel inclined to follow them any farther in that direction.
• Bennet heard the case, she was glad to be able to give a home to the young man.
• Thomas Bennet, his father, an alderman of the city of London, had bought a seat near Cambridge, called Babraham or Babram, that had belonged to Sir Toby Palavicini.
• It was this which Bennet had now to report to Henry.
• Prior to the arrival of the couriers, Bennet, with the assistance of Cardinal Tournon, had somewhat soothed down his exasperation.

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