Col is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a pass in a mountain range
• the lowest point of a ridge or saddle between two peaks, typically providing a pass from one side of a mountain range to another.
• a region of slightly elevated pressure between two anticyclones.
• high mountain pass
• A short ridge connecting two higher elevations or mountains; the pass over such a ridge.
• a pass between mountain peaks
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a depression between two mountains

Words related to COL

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Words that contain COL

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How to use COL in a sentence

• The state was not divided into congressional districts at that time and Col.
• And on the 16th of July of the following year, Col.
• It seems that the letter which Arnold received which threw him in such confusion was from Col.
• In about the second of a minute after the attack on Col.
• This particular scheme originated in the fertile brain of one Col.
• After throwing off the dust of travel and resting somewhat from their fatigue, the two gentlemen first named, went to call on Col.
• In 1858 he accompanied his regiment, under the command of Col.
• I can not express the gratification I felt, in meeting Col.
• Early on the 3rd of June troops began arriving from different points, and by the following morning over 2,000 had been assembled under the command of Col.
• A possible attack being feared from this force, Col.
• Lawful authority was quickly established, and all fragments of the revolt being stamped out by Col.
• An order was then given by a voice, which I took to be Col.
• I am not positive that this order was given by Col.
• I had just halted my company in rear of the column when Col.
• From this the diligence shortly after commences the ascent of the Col Sebastien, 1344 feet, 12 miles from Ajaccio.
• Several years ago the following account was related to Col.
• You will find Miss Ward a very striking personality, and I particularly wish Col.
• Indeed, there was so much doubt and opposition that I feared a repeal, until some months after Col.
• The companies of Captains Falls, McDowell and Brandon were mounted, and the other troops under Col.
• After the surrender of Charleston, and defeat of Col.
• Ephraim Brevard, the eldest son, married a daughter of Col.
• Early in the fall of 1780, a regiment was raised in Lincoln county, over which Col.
• William Graham, having charge of the Lincoln regiment, not being present on account of sickness in his family, the command devolved on Col.
• Shannon passed as usual from the extreme of insolence to the extreme of helpless imbecility, and called on Col.
• If so, it will very materially weaken the rebel force now sorely pressing Col.
• After the calling of the roll, the idol of his regiment, Col.
• The Col du Geant, that great pass between France and Italy across the range of Mont Blanc, was almost a highway.
• For clearly the expedition was not to end with the passage of the Col du Geant.
• His little army of ten thousand men was then drawn up upon the heights commanding Camp Jackson, then occupied by the Missouri militia under Col.
• The last time Jim stole hogs he was caught in the act of taking one from my master, Col.
• A confederacy, North and South, The whig and the democratic parties, Col.
• Not Stephen, our own cousin, in arms against the South! And coming here! Col.

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