Colin is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COLIN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the American quail or bobwhite
• any of several American quails, especially the bobwhite.
• The American quail or bobwhite. The name is also applied to other related species. See Bobwhite.
• quail

Words related to COLIN

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Words that contain COLIN

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How to use COLIN in a sentence

• Battle after battle followed ere the French troops were driven out of Spain, and Colin Campbell, young as he was, fought like a veteran.
• Before the Crimean war was over, Sir Colin resigned his command, and returned to England, as a protest against an affront he had received.
• But now near at hand was Sir Colin Campbell with the army of relief.
• Thank you for reminding me, Colin! Some fellows I know are such Doubting Thomases you have to be in a position to prove everything you tell them.
• In her talks with Colin, Mary had tried to be very cautious about the secret garden.
• There were several beautiful books such as Colin had, and two of them were about gardens and were full of pictures.
• Then she made Colin a cup of beef tea and gave a cup to Mary, who really was very glad to get it after her excitement.
• Colin had never talked to a boy in his life and he was so overwhelmed by his own pleasure and curiosity that he did not even think of speaking.
• Mary and Dickon worked a little here and there and Colin watched them.
• Colin and Mary found it one of their most thrilling sources of entertainment.
• But even on wet days it could not be said that Mary and Colin were dull.
• He understood what Colin felt better than Colin did himself.
• Thereupon Sir COLIN KEPPEL swung the Mace on to his shoulder and escorted the SPEAKER, now confirmed in his rank, back to the Commons.
• A young Irish clerk in the civil service, named James Kavanagh, undertook to carry a message to Sir Colin Campbell and succeeded in passing through the lines of the enemy.
• From the cradle to the shave, by Florence Ryerson Clements and Colin Clements.
• When he was 21 he marched with a few adherents against Green Colin, and slew him, by which means he recovered his paternal inheritance.
• Sir Colin then asked me if I thought I could find my way back to the Alambagh in the dark.
• Sir Colin desired that the Ordnance officer, whose fault it was that sufficient ammunition had not been brought, should go back with me and be left at the Alambagh.
• Sir Colin and my General took up their quarters in the Shah Najaf, but only nominally, for after a scratch dinner we all joined the troops, who bivouacked where they stood.
• While Sir Colin was slowly working his way towards him on the 16th, he had gradually occupied such buildings as lay in the direction of our advance.
• Sir Colin had also come up, so off we started again, and never drew rein until we reached the Pandu Naddi, fourteen miles from Cawnpore.
• Sir Colin was very angry, but the 53rd could not be brought back, and there was nothing for it but to support them.
• The glories and honors of Sir Colin Campbell are the glories of the British race, and the races of Great Britain and Ireland, from whom we are descended.
• But what gained Sir Colin Campbell the opportunity to achieve those glorious results in India? Remember that, and let us see what it was.
• Colin, her steward, was employed to find means to persuade his tutor to bring him thither.
• This song is attributed to Colin, whose love for Rosalind is again mentioned.
• Colin says that the horizontal form was adopted after the arrival of the Spaniards.
• The midshipmen could navigate a boat with anyone, and Colin had learned much of their skill.
• A day or two later sounds of excitement and alarm in the street proclaimed that something fresh was afoot, and Colin with his comrades darted out to learn the news.
• Julian took her and Colin under his special protection and care.

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