Boa is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BOA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a large constricting snake
• a constrictor snake which bears live young and may reach great size, native to America, Africa, Asia, and some Pacific islands.
• (in general use) any snake which is a constrictor.
• a long, thin decorative scarf made of feathers or a similar material, worn by women at parties or as part of fancy dress
• large nonvenomous snake
• A genus of large American serpents, including the boa constrictor, the emperor boa of Mexico (B. imperator), and the chevalier boa of Peru (B. eques).
• A long, round fur tippet; -- so called from its resemblance in shape to the boa constrictor.
• a long thin fluffy scarf of feathers or fur
• any of several chiefly tropical constrictors with vestigial hind limbs
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a large snake

Words related to BOA

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Words that contain BOA

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How to use BOA in a sentence

• Miss Nugent with her chin sunk in a fur boa looked neither to the right nor the left, and turning briskly into the alley, turned the handle of Mr.
• The light feather boa around her neck on account of the cool night air seemed particularly becoming.
• She looked very pretty in a long, fluffy boa and a coquettish fur cap, from under which the dark eyes and the almost childish face peeped forth.
• While the boa of rebellion was stretching itself across the heart of the empire a whole brood of little serpents were poisoning and devouring other outlying provinces.
• He fired and it fell, and on going up to it he found that it was a small kangaroo enveloped in the folds of a large snake, a species of Boa.
• Lushington, of the boa with a small kangaroo compressed in its folds.
• Lacepede described this species twice, once as a Boa, and then as a Trimesurus.
• Round her neck clung to its own tail, as if in a despairing attempt to find out what had happened to its own anatomy, a little sable boa.
• Brigit, who had been sent out for a walk, tramped steadily down the road towards the village, her hands in her jacket pockets, her chin buried in her little boa.
• The serpent, and particularly the boa, possesses wondrous properties.
• Her boa and plumed hat had evidently been put away from the moths.
• Fonte Boa is a museum for the naturalist, but the headquarters of musquitoes, small but persistent.
• He noticed that she was no longer shabby, but wore a smart new dress and hat, with a huge boa of ostrich feathers half covering her thin, bare neck.
• Snakes of the boa species are here found of a most enormous size, many being from thirty to thirty-six feet in length, and of proportional girth.
• The second exhibition was hunting the boa snake by the men in the sacks.
• In every village they saw a fetish house in good repair, adorned with painted figures of human beings, as also the boa, the alligator, and the tortoise.
• On their fetish houses are sculptured, as in Youriba, the lizard, the crocodile, the tortoise, and the boa, with sometimes human figures.
• The muffler was long and white, with blue rings two inches apart, and in shape more like a boa.
• She brought together the ends of a black fur boa, she reached constantly for the back of her skirts, and gave them a firm tug which relaxed the next moment.
• The little flat feather muff which went with the boa would hide the fact that she had only one glove.
• He entered the house, and in a few minutes returned with Anne Bernard, muffled in cloak and boa, and carrying a muff upon her arm.

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