Brough is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BROUGH in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a circular tower, also BROGH, BROCH
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• same as broch

Words related to BROUGH

broch12 broughs13

How to use BROUGH in a sentence

• Edwin Brough, of Scarborough, is to be regarded as the most experienced and successful.
• Brough Smyth tells us that in Australia a fat woman is never safe from being stolen, no matter how old and ugly she may be.
• Roman roads connected the place with Derby, Brough in Edale and Manchester.
• Brough folded up the cheque, and shaking hands with Mr.
• Those who know John Brough, know that ten years ago he was a poor clerk like my friend Titmarsh here, and is now worth half-a-million.
• I felt a liking for that simple woman, and a respect for Brough too.
• Brough had a great name when it was established, and a vast connection.
• Brough alone is worth half a million of money, and his name is a host in itself.
• Brough, of the firm of Brough and Hoff, sir? Suppose the Bank of England runs off! But here we are at the lodge-gate.
• Brough said I was all that the fondest father could wish, that he considered me as his own boy, and that he earnestly begged Mrs.
• John Brough, in their splendid carriage-and-four, called upon Mrs.
• Brough is, between ourselves, a poor creature, and has no sperrit of her own.
• Brough had similar predatory intentions regarding her.
• Brough, who was with me this very morning, storming, and scolding, and swearing.
• Brough, when my aunt left him, was in a furious ill-humour with me.
• It was said that Brough had gone off with a million of money.
• Brough, which made the latter and the West Diddlesex Association his debtors to a still further amount.
• It is needless to say here in what a multiplicity of companies Brough was engaged.
• Brough, who dictated the letter which I wrote, and who I really thought then was as rich as Mr.
• Brough might have taken the money for his shareholders on the high-road, and they would have pocketed it, and not been too curious.
• During this engagement I acted with Charles Wyndham and Lionel Brough, and, last but not least, with Henry Irving.
• Miss MARY BROUGH, as a charwoman, supplied a rare need with her richly-flavoured humour and its clipped sentences.
• CHARLES WARNER, and Miss FANNY BROUGH, are all that could be desired in their respective lines.
• The second or third day your boy finds himself somewhere between Hawes and Brough, in the midst of the moors, at sunset.
• Brough was the head was something that surpassed even the audacity of the men who had had the bad courage to select Mr.

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