Bok is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BOK in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (South African) a goat or antelope
• S African antelope

Words related to BOK

boks10

Words that contain BOK

boke10 boko10 boks10 boked12 bokes11 bokos11 bokeh14 boking13 bokken16 bosbok14 jambok21 reebok12 rhebok15 bokehs15 blaubok15 blesbok15 bloubok15 bokkens17 bontbok15 bosboks15 boshbok18 gemsbok16 grysbok17 jamboks22 reeboks13 reitbok13 rheboks16 sjambok22 stembok15 blauboks16 blesboks16 blouboks16 bontboks16 bontebok16 boschbok21 boshboks19 gemsboks17 grysboks18 reitboks14 sjamboks23 steenbok14 steinbok14 stemboks16 bonteboks17 boschboks22 duikerbok20 jambokked29 sjamboked25 springbok18 steenboks15 steinboks15 duikerboks21 jambokking30 sjamboking26 sjambokked30 springboks19 bokmakierie23 sjambokking31 bokmakieries24 thrombokinase24 thrombokinases25

How to use BOK in a sentence

• Bok also discharged his weapon, and, hit twice in the neck, the beast staggered back.
• BOK, WILLIAM CURTIS, executor of the Estate of Olga Samaroff Stokowski.
• Bok learned much from us and he has given his fellow-Americans a chance to learn something from him.
• Bok calls upon us to give a helping hand to the other fellow and to accept in more genuine spirit the gospel of the brotherhood of man.
• Bok has begun to give practical demonstration of the kind of service that is possible for those who are sincerely ready to serve.
• Thus Edward Bok learned early in life the valuable lesson of a wise management of time.
• But the American spirit of initiative had entered deep into the soul of Edward Bok.
• If we are inclined to credit young Bok with an ever-willingness to work and a certain quality of initiative, the influences which played upon him must also be taken into account.
• So whenever his chief wrote to an author asking for permission to include his story in the proposed series, Bok immediately hunted up the story and read it.
• It soon became evident to Bok why scarcely five out of every hundred of the young men whom he knew made any business progress.
• It was, however, in connection with the advertising of the general books of the house, and in his relations with their authors, that Bok found his greatest interest.
• Miss Davenport had the contract made out, executed it, and then, in high glee, Bok took it home to show it to his mother.
• It is difficult to say whether this was or was not for Bok the turning-point which comes in the life of every young man.
• His first review had successfully passed! But Bok was really happiest in that part of his work which concerned itself with the writing of advertisements.
• Bok, it was actually written by his brother who was with the Scribners.
• Curtis, who suggested a monthly department, to which Bok consented.
• The field was altogether different when Edward Bok entered it in 1889.
• For a home was something which Edward Bok did understand.
• When Bok explained that one of the special reasons for his journey from America was to see him, the Oxford mathematician sufficiently softened to ask the editor to sit down.
• Bok inwardly decided that two failures in two days were sufficient, and he made up his mind that there should not be a third.
• Miss Greenaway conveyed the unmistakable impression that she had been trapped, and Bok realized at once that he had a long and difficult road ahead.
• Bok studied the mechanical make-up, and felt that by some method he must find more room in the front portion.
• Edward Bok was unconscious that it was this influence.
• The energy with which he said and did things appealed to Bok.
• Bok observed everything Colonel Roosevelt did and read everything he wrote.
• Bok determined to lift himself out of poverty because his mother was not born in it, did not belong in it, and could not stand it.
• Bok decided that, given health and mental freshness, he would say good-by to his public before his public might decide to say good-by to him.
• Bok was early attracted by the abilities of Josef Hofmann.
• Bok loved music, was a pianist herself, and sought to acquaint her husband with what his former training had omitted.
• Hofmann and Bok had become strong friends outside of the editorial relation, and the pianist frequently visited the Bok home.
• Yet, at that very moment, the end of the war was in sight! Next Bok went to France to visit the battle-fields.

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