Conn is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONN in dictionary:

VERB:
• to direct the steering of a ship
• persuade (someone) to do or believe something by lying to them
• study attentively or learn by heart (a piece of writing)
• direct the steering of (a ship)
• See Con, to direct a ship.
• conduct or direct the steering of a ship or plane
NOUN:
• an instance of deceiving or tricking someone
• a disadvantage of or argument against something
• a convict
• a convention, especially one for science fiction enthusiasts
• the action or post of conning a ship
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• same as con

Words related to CONN

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Words that contain CONN

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How to use CONN in a sentence

• O blade that yon brave Low laid in the grave, Ye gladdened the Fians But grief to Conn gave.
• Cormac Mac Art Mac Conn it was who reigned in Ireland at this time.
• Barse from his mica mine between New Milford and Litchfield, Conn.
• ANNE What are you thinking of, father? CONN That den of robbers.
• CONN And is a man to have no life to himself? But sure you know nothing at all about it.
• CONN People that would leave the best fiddler at the fair to go and look at a bullock.
• CONN Your grandmother did that as she did everything else.
• CONN You have too much dead knowledge, and the shut fist never caught a bird.
• CONN Were you listening to the tune I was playing? Ah, that was a real oul tune, if there was anyone that knew it.
• CONN You were listening to what the town is saying.
• CONN Well, the next time they see me they may respect me.
• CONN Well, I have the pattern of daughters, anyway.
• CONN It was the music and the strange faces that drew me.
• CONN I was going to tell you about a man I met last night.
• CONN No one was to her liking unless they praised her.
• CONN Well indeed, it would make a right good ballad, James.
• CONN If you had it this night week, we could bring the boys to the place.
• CONN Is there any one coming here, Maire? MAIRE There is no one coming.
• CONN Maire, your father is thinking of taking to the road.
• CONN The place was your own, Maire, and you gave it to your sister rather than see her waiting years and years.
• CONN But what has Conn Hourican to do with them anyhow? The very greatest were glad of my playing, and were proud to know me.
• CONN Well, one is always meeting new life upon the roads, and I want to spend the years I have before me going from place to place.
• MAIRE Oh, are we going on the roads? CONN To Ardagh, Maire.
• CONN What music is that, James? JAMES Some of the boys are coming to meet you, and they have a fiddle with them.
• TYLER, of First Congregational Church, Griswold, Conn.
• Seaborn Douglas, second lieutenant, Hartford, Conn.
• We see more of wanderer than of artist, too, in Conn Hourican, though Mr.
• It is the road and his music, however, that Conn cares for most, and in his expression of such love he attains to an eloquence that is Mr.
• A clock is always excellent That has its label on, And proves a fine advertisement For Waterbury, Conn.
• The great romantic theme of the time binds the name of Find, son of Cumal, with that of Cormac, son of Art, and grandson of Conn of the Five-score Battles.
• Tillotson, who has perpetuated his name in the Tillotson Institute, Austin, Texas, died March 29th, at his home in Wethersfield, Conn.
• Bates lived in the same neighborhood where Frank was brought up in New Hartford, Conn.
• The oldest sandstone quarries in America are those at Portland, Conn.
• This popular American writer was born in Norwich, Conn.
• Bezaleel Pinneo, an early graduate of Dartmouth College, who was for more than half a century pastor of the First Congregational Church in Milford, Conn.

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