Blarney is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BLARNEY in dictionary:

VERB:
• to cajole, flatter
• influence or persuade (someone) using charm and pleasant flattery
• To influence by blarney; to wheedle with smooth talk; to make or accomplish by blarney.
• influence or urge by gentle urging, caressing, or flattering
• cajole with flattery
NOUN:
• talk which aims to charm, flatter, or persuade (often considered typical of Irish people)
• amusing and harmless nonsense
• flattering talk
• Smooth, wheedling talk; flattery.
• flattery designed to gain favor
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to beguile with flattery

Words related to BLARNEY

blarneyed15 blarneying16 blarneys13

Words that contain BLARNEY

blarneys13 blarneyed15 blarneying16

How to use BLARNEY in a sentence

• Always full of cheer and blarney, he kept our ward alive, only when the time for daily dressing came round did his countenance fall.
• Brendan was right, although you had to know his father well to realize it, what with the big smile, the blarney and all.
• He made himself comfortable in an easy chair, and continued to give me another dose of his blarney.
• Blarney Castle was built about the middle of the fifteenth century, by Cormac MacCarty, or Carthy surnamed Laider, or the Strong.
• He then changed his hand, and left Ellish to bear the brunt of their blarney.
• When you stooped down to kiss the stone at Blarney Castle, you lost your balance and fell in the well.
• I lived with the Knight at Inniscarra in County Cork, not far from Blarney.
• The parish priest at Blarney erected a tower in commemoration of the battle of Waterloo, and a public house in the vicinity bears the name to this day.
• A tenant near Blarney, in County Cork, was seen to be ploughing up a valuable water meadow.
• From Blarney to the Blaskets the distance is not that of a couple of counties, but the gap between Kylemore and Rinvyle between civilization and savagery.
• One reason of course of the comfortable look of the Blarney folk is that all the family work.
• It must be admitted that Blarney Mills are in the second generation, having been founded by Mr.
• The houses of the workpeople at Blarney are neat and trim, white and clean, and a repose to the eyes of beholders, sick of slouching thatch and bulging mud walls.
• Dorothy told fortunes in the lower part of Blarney Castle, built of canvas but sufficiently realistic, in a corner of the hall.
• The Blarney tweeds have become a household word, but Douglas is shouldering them in the keen competition for public recognition.
• All the remains of the former greatness of Blarney consists of the ruins of two mansions, one of the fifteenth century, and the other of the Elizabethan period.
• The last fight in which Blarney Castle figured, was that in which the Confederates held out for King Charles in 1642.
• In the village beneath is the well-known Blarney Tweed Factory of Messrs.
• Like a true Irishman, he has given me some lovely blarney in his book.
• Blick at once began to blarney the standers-by into joining, while I, sitting at a little table, in the open air, wrote out copies of a letter addressed to the local gentry.

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