Colonel is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COLONEL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a military officer
• a rank of officer in the army and in the US air force, above a lieutenant colonel and below a brigadier or brigadier general.
• senior commissioned army or air-force officer
• The chief officer of a regiment; an officer ranking next above a lieutenant colonel and next below a brigadier general.
• a commissioned military officer in the United States Army or Air Force or Marines who ranks above a lieutenant colonel and below a brigadier general

Words related to COLONEL

colonelcies15 colonelcy16 colonels10

Words that contain COLONEL

colonels10 colonelcy16 colonelcies15 colonelling14 colonelship18 colonellings15 colonelships19

How to use COLONEL in a sentence

• Everything was good, and the beaming colonel declared that the first thing in war was to keep your soldiers well fed.
• Colonel Dalby, who was the governor, was killed during the siege.
• Drake and Thomson Drayton, Colonel Drown, William Dudley, Rev.
• And you, Colonel Despienne, you would not even listen to the tempter.
• For instance, you, Colonel Dunwody, are a United States marshal.
• The colonel hurried off to the carriage to call the surgeon.
• It was under these circumstances I found what an able man Colonel Campbell really was.
• That evening the colonel sat by his bedside and had an earnest talk.
• Sloat had rushed into the house to call the colonel and get some water, while Mr.
• On the evening of October 30th, Colonel Hinkle told Joseph Smith, Sidney Rigdon, Parley P.
• He paced about, anxious for his departure, and seeming better pleased with the society of Colonel De Craye than with that of any of the others.
• Their studies were nearly completed, when the immense sums that Godfrey had squandered in dissipation and gambling obliged the Colonel to recall them home.
• In the mean time, Colonel Rolleston had sailed with his regiment, and Mrs.
• A few months later we find him stationed again in his beloved Brittany, with the rank of Colonel.
• Hereford, esteemed a strong town, defended by a considerable garrison, was surrendered to Waller, from the cowardice of Colonel Price, the governor.
• She listened with many tears, but when she had recovered herself somewhat, she told Colonel George that there was one person more who must hear the story of Lucy Dart at once.
• For the benefit of those of my readers who may be prejudiced against war, and in justice to the colonel, it should be stated that the only military thing about him was his title.
• In the memory of the earliest inhabitant never had Sandy seen the colonel walk so fast.
• So Phil, unperceived by the colonel, set out to overtake the black cat.
• I recall him distinctly on this occasion as he responded to the eloquent speech of Colonel Vilas.
• Allan Neville was therefore still alive, and no other than the famous Colonel Evellin, at whose name he and many other rebels had often turned pale.
• About the last week of September he marched with his company by a circuitous route, under Colonel Graham, to the Cowpens.
• Colonel Floyd led out a force to protect the country.
• She could not help thinking of what the Colonel had told her of the escaped panther.
• Colonel Armstrong took as many arms and as much ammunition as his men could carry, and devoted the rest to destruction.
• As a matter of fact, Colonel Cresswell was an honest man.

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