Cole is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COLE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a plant of the cabbage family, also COLESEED, COLEWORT
• a brassica, especially cabbage, kale, or rape.
• A plant of the Brassica or Cabbage genus; esp. that form of B. oleracea called rape and coleseed.
• a hardy cabbage with coarse curly leaves that do not form a head
• coarse curly-leafed cabbage
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• same as cabbage

Words related to COLE

cabbage14 coles7

Words that contain COLE

coled8 coles7 coley10 colead9 coleus8 coleys11 scolex15 bricole11 cacolet11 coleads10 coletit9 arvicole13 borecole12 bricoles12 cacolets12 caracole12 coleader11 coleseed11 coleslaw13 colessee10 colessor10 coletits10 coleuses10 colewort13 humicole15 saxicole17 scoleces12 scolecid13 tubicole12 arvicoles14 borecoles13 bricoleur13 calcicole15 caracoled14 caracoler13 caracoles13 clearcole13 coleaders12 coleading13 colectomy18 coleopter13 coleseeds12 coleslaws14 colessees11 colessors11 coleworts14 humicoles16 lignicole12 scolecids14 scolecite13 scolecoid14 terricole11 tubicoles13 bricoleurs14 calcicoles16 caracolers14 clearcoled15 clearcoles14 colemanite14 coleoptera14 coleopters14 coleoptile14 coleorhiza24 colestipol14 narcolepsy17 pratincole14 protocoled15 sarcolemma16 scolecites14 terricoles12 tricolette12 colectomies17 colemanites15 coleopteral15 coleopteran15 coleopteron15 coleoptiles15 coleorhizae25 coleorhizas25 coleorrhiza25 colestipols15 medicolegal17 narcoleptic17 pratincoles15 sarcolemmal17 sarcolemmas17 scoleciform20 tobaccoless17 tricolettes13 coleopterans16 coleopterist16 coleopterons16 coleopterous16 coleorrhizae26 coleorrhizas26 narcolepsies16 narcoleptics18 sarcolemmata18 coleopterists17

How to use COLE in a sentence

• Cole is also a very prominent member of the church.
• Cole has made a careful and searching study in the beliefs of Scientists and is perfectly versed in all their beliefs and doctrines.
• James Cole, High Sheriff, said, if any of the patrols came on his plantation, he would lose his life in defence of his people.
• What is ahead of us? SEE Cole, George Douglas Howard.
• Off with her head! SEE Cole, George Douglas Howard.
• With Walter Cole there was no such hindrance to friendship, and just at this juncture Cuthbert prosecuted and confirmed his intimacy at that house by constant visits there.
• Cole has made a careful and searching study in the beliefs of Scientists, and is perfectly versed in all their beliefs and doctrines.
• Hilburn, the tax collector, was there, and two of the selectmen of the town, besides Cole, the auctioneer.
• Hanged at Boston in 1726 with Captain Fly and Samuel Cole.
• Cole, both of whom are still living at this date, and are supposed to be the only two survivors of the old corps.
• Helen Cole was payd her wages and reckening tyll this Christmas, and so discharged my servyce, being newly recovered of her ague.
• By THOMAS COLE, 103, 236 Some Sentiments on Sonnets, with Sundry Specimens, 283 Stanzas to MARY.
• The cause is explained by Walpole in a letter to Cole, dated May 11, 1780.
• Cockburn, Sir Francis Coker, Daniel Cole and Johnson Company Cole, James Coleman, William D.
• Cole and his men disappeared in a pall of yellow dust.
• He saw August Naab open a garden gate to admit Martin Cole.
• Milward declared that her husband, before his death, confessed to her that he and a man named Cole were the murderers of Dr.
• HOOK, BASTIEN LEPAGE, TADEMA, VICAT COLE, PETER GRAHAM, MILLAIS, LEADER, C.
• For the time being Cole was left at peace, and enjoyed more consideration than had ever been conceded to him before.
• He also swore that he saw Hiram Fowler at work, mending the tree fence, on the north, the summer that Cole came in.
• Cole went out of the court room, with one exception, the most observed man in the crowd.
• Cole showed that as foreman in charge of seventy or more men he had made six trips to South Africa in the service of the British Government or of its agents.
• Pollard, remembering, rose too, and last of all Cole Dalton, his shrewd eyes intense and keen upon her.
• Cole approaching to entreat Miss Woodhouse would do them the honour of trying it.
• Cole, that every thing was rapidly clearing away, to give proper space.
• Remington showed me an exquisite Clytie in marble, and a landscape by Cole, which hung in a good light, and showed its wonderful wild beauty.

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