Britt is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRITT in dictionary:

NOUN [PLURAL, (ESPECIALLY COLLECTIVELY) BRITT, (ESPECIALLY REFERRING TO TWO OR MORE KINDS OR SPECIES:
• a turbot of northeastern Atlantic seas.
• brit.
NOUN:
• a young herring, also BRIT
• young herring or sprat
• The young of the common herring; also, a small species of herring; the sprat.
• The minute marine animals (chiefly Entomostraca) upon which the right whales feed.
• the young of a herring or sprat or similar fish
• minute crustaceans forming food for right whales

Words related to BRITT

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Words that contain BRITT

britts8 brittle9 brittly12 brittled11 brittler10 brittles10 brittania11 brittlely14 brittlest11 brittling12 embrittle13 brittanias12 embrittled15 embrittles14 brittleness13 embrittling16 brittlebush18 brittlenesses15 embrittlement19 brittlebushes20 embrittlements20

How to use BRITT in a sentence

• Everest was mistaken for Britt Smith, the Union secretary, whom the mob had started out to lynch.
• Secretary Britt Smith and the loggers at the Union hall were not by any means ignorant of the conspiracy being hatched against them.
• The chase that followed probably saved the life, not only of Britt Smith, but the remaining loggers in the hall as well.
• Britt Smith and Roy Becker told with bated breath about Everest as he lay half-dead in the corridor, in plain sight of the prisoners in the cells on both sides.
• Back of that hall was a living room, where Britt Smith lived, kept his clothes and belongings and made his home.
• Britt fully justified his self-given reputation for absence of mind by neglecting to call for his furniture.
• Britt unostentatiously absented his body as well, taking the trolley for an inland village.
• Britt, my attorney, had his stenographer take it all down in Bombay.
• Whereupon Britt pounded the palm of his left hand with an emphatic right fist, occasionally pointing over his shoulder with a stubborn thumb.
• They were obliged to humbly admit, in the seclusion of their own councils, that it was to the obnoxious but energetic Britt that they owed their present and ever-growing comfort.
• Saunders learned more law of a useful and purposeful character during his first week of consultation with Britt than he could have dreamed that the statutes of England contained.
• He turned a look of triumph upon Britt, who had elbowed through the crowd a moment before and was standing close by.
• Britt, with all his clever blustering, could elicit no information from the crafty head-servants.
• Britt looked at him for a moment, puzzled and uncertain.
• Britt looked his disgust, and muttered something characteristic.
• Britt stormed and threatened, but the inscrutable Mohammedans shook their heads and hastened toward the gates.
• Britt and the Enemy moved over to the open space in front of the mosque.
• Even Britt, the bravest jester of them all, succumbed to the prevailing wind when he saw how it blew.
• They had it back and forth, from legal and other points of view, and finally Britt gave in to his colleague, reserving the right to laugh when it was all over.
• Every day he saw and talked with Britt and Saunders.
• The next morning after his conversation with Britt, he rode out to the mines.
• Britt urged me to keep the letter for future reference.
• In the grand hallway, they came upon Britt and Saunders white-faced and excited.
• Britt was put in charge of the night patrol, Saunders the day.
• Britt is trying with might and main to prove that Bobby and I have hallucinations without end.
• Britt, will explain matters to you after I have retired.
• Britt, see that the searchlight is trained on the gates.
• Britt moved uneasily and then glanced at his fellow-countryman, a queer expression in his eyes.
• Three men, Britt, Saunders and Bowles, were smoking their pipes on the edge of the terrace.
• Britt afterward spent three weeks of incessant travel on the continent and an additional seven days at sea.
• There is nothing free about us in this world, Britt.

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