Brook is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BROOK in dictionary:

VERB:
• to tolerate
• tolerate or allow (something, typically dissent or opposition)
• A natural stream of water smaller than a river or creek.
• To use; to enjoy.
• To bear; to endure; to put up with; to tolerate; as, young men can not brook restraint.
• To deserve; to earn.
• put up with something or somebody unpleasant
• bear or tolerate
NOUN:
• a small stream
• a natural stream of water smaller than a river (and often a tributary of a river)
• small stream

Words related to BROOK

brookable17 brooked14 brooking15 brooklike19 brooks12

Words that contain BROOK

brooks12 abrooke13 brooked14 brookie13 abrooked15 abrookes14 brookies14 brooking15 brookite14 brooklet14 abrooking16 brookable17 brookites15 brooklets15 brooklike19 brooklime17 brookweed19 brooklimes18 brookweeds20 donnybrook20 donnybrooks21

How to use BROOK in a sentence

• He came upon a little brook frozen across with a thin sheet of ice.
• It was near a beautiful turn in the brook, where the water was very deep.
• Jonas then returned to his work, and the boys stood by the side of the brook, not knowing exactly what to do.
• After a time, they got back into the path again, and, going on a little farther, they came down to the margin of the brook.
• Water was never distant in the northern wilderness, and Tayoga found a brook not a hundred yards away, flowing down a ravine that cut across their own.
• The smith led us for a hundred paces through the beech trees and then across the brook, and the steep slope up to the village was before us.
• So they took lodgings in Greville Street, which runs out of Brook Street.
• He looked in at the stable and the automobile shed, and strolled down to the brook.
• Only try to cross the swollen brook, in a boat, on horseback, or on foot.
• Issuing from the plain of this valley, the brook descends in a rapid torrent passing by the churchyard of Seathwaite.
• This motion varied, of course, in proportion to the power of water in the brook.
• It is a long brook to fish, and it needs a stout heart and a wise patience.
• A noise like of a hidden brook In the leafy mouth of June.
• In place of them there was only the gurgling of a brook.
• With a mighty bound, Lightfoot cleared the Laughing Brook and rushed over to the thicket in which that beautiful head had disappeared.
• On reaching Wild Brook they had seen that the snow bridge had fallen, and at first they had been badly frightened.
• Afterwards we brought water for them from a brook not far away.
• The crowd over at Meadow Brook talks of taking up approximately the entire stock of my company.
• Michael Angelo could brook no imperfection of whatever kind, so that he destroyed all that his assistants had done and shut himself up alone in the chapel.
• The yard was only raised a few feet above the brook.
• Meanwhile a detachment of hussars crossed the brook opposite the castle, driving small parties of the besiegers before them.
• On the 14th of the same month his death took place at the house in Brook Street where he had resided for many years.
• Over the brook there was a narrow bridge, and from the bridge a foot-path led out from the village and up the hill-side, to the cottage of Old Pipes and his mother.
• The forest was dead, whereas the brook, though feeble, still lived.
• This petty island, compared with America, is but a stepping stone in a brook.
• The broad, green boughs of a noble oak shaded them from the sun, and a placid little brook wound along through the long grass and brake leaves at their feet.
• I saw them lean over the parapet, to watch the gurgling brook beneath.

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