Brill is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRILL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a fish spotted with white
• a European flatfish that resembles a turbot.
• type of European flatfish popular as a food fish
• A fish allied to the turbot (Rhombus levis), much esteemed in England for food; -- called also bret, pearl, prill. See Bret.
• European food fish
ADJECTIVE:
• brilliant
• excellent; marvellous
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an edible flatfish

Words related to BRILL

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How to use BRILL in a sentence

• Stanley had been at Brill for two days and had met both Flockley and Koswell.
• The dining hall at Brill was a more elaborate affair than the messroom at Putnam Hall, but the Rovers were used to dining out in fine places, so they felt perfectly at home.
• The very next day some of the lads came out with neckties twice the ordinary size, and with hat bands several inches wide, all, of course, in the Brill colors.
• For several days after the contest over the colors matters ran along smoothly at Brill.
• Saturday was more or less of a holiday at Brill, and the three Rover boys planned to go to town.
• They had received no letters from the girls since coming to Brill, and were growing anxious.
• And now I want somebody to take us up to Brill just as quickly as it can be done.
• The Brill eleven had heard that their opponents were in the pink of condition.
• Brill had played against the scrub only, which was hardly a test of what it could do.
• More than this, the playing was so rough that two of the Brill eleven and one from Roxley had to retire from the field.
• There was more quick action by four of the Brill players, and when the scrimmage came to an end the leather was found just three yards from the Roxley goal line.
• Brill, from almost certain defeat, commenced to scent a victory, and went into the play regardless of physical consequences.
• The game with the latter college resulted in a tie, but Delton was beaten by Brill by a score of 16 to 10.
• Thanksgiving was passed at Brill, only a few of the students going home.
• They were soon settled down and relating the particulars of some of the things that had happened at Brill.
• Then the team won three games straight, which pleased all the students of Brill greatly.
• You young fellows are a disgrace to Brill, and the sooner everybody knows it, the better.
• They taunted each other about money, and Parwick said he had some good friends up to Brill who would give him all the cash he wanted.
• Dick and Dora had come up, meeting Allan Charter, the leading senior of Brill, on the way.
• I never dreamed any students of Brill could be so bad.
• A light railway connects this station with the large village of Brill to the south-west.
• In 1572 a party seized Brill, and thus laid the foundation of the Dutch Republic.
• Brill, in “Farm Gardening and Seed Growing,” also makes the same distinction in regard to the quantity of manure used for early and late cabbage.
• Major Brill caught his breath and his knees trembled beneath him.
• James Brill, to use the language of metaphor, possessed a pistol, which pistol he held point blank at the head of the Government.

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