Copple is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COPPLE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• hill rising to a point
• Something rising in a conical shape; specifically, a hill rising to a point.

Words related to COPPLE

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Words that contain COPPLE

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How to use COPPLE in a sentence

• But what an illusion! Nielsen and Copple were the only ones that day who could saw wholly through the thick log without resting.
• And the next morning I started out on foot with Copple.
• I considered Copple an addition to my long list of outdoor acquaintances in the west, and believed him a worthy partner for Nielsen.
• Copple showed me old bear sign, an old wolf track, and then fresh turkey tracks.
• We climbed a wooded bench or low step of the canyon slope, and though Copple and I were side by side I saw two turkeys before he did.
• Copple fired, hitting right under his nose as he alighted.
• Upon my return to Copple I found he had collected his two turkeys, both shot in the neck in the same place.
• Copple got answers from all around, growing closer.
• Copple tried to teach me how to tell the age of turkeys from their feet, a lesson I did not think I would assimilate in one hunting season.
• Copple claimed to hear deer running, but I did not.
• Copple immediately topped my stories by more wonderful and hair-raising ones about his own adventures in northern Mexico.
• The boys thought Copple stretched the truth a little, but I thought that he believed what he told.
• By this time Copple had been permitted a long breathing spell, and now began a tale calculated to outdo the Arabian Nights.
• About sunset Copple rode up to the rim to look for his mules.
• Copple yelled down to Edd that some of the hounds were running deer, but apparently Edd was too far away to hear.
• I left the question to Copple, with the result that we stayed below.
• No stranger was I to this beautiful treacherous Spanish brush! I shared with Copple a dislike of it almost equal to that inspired by cactus.
• Above the head of the third gorge Copple and I ran across an enormous bear track, fresh in the dust, leading along an old bear trail.
• Copple added his Indian cry, high-pitched and wild, to the pandemonium.
• In half an hour I joined Copple at the point under the dome-topped end of the ridge, only to hear the hounds apparently working back up the canyon.
• Copple also disappeared going round under the wall of yellow rock.
• I had not a little secret glee over the praise accorded me by Copple and Haught and Nielsen, who all thought that the way I persevered was remarkable.
• Disappointment perched upon the countenances of the Haughts and Copple and Nielsen.
• Copple and Takahashi followed to hug the lower slopes.
• In the afternoon Copple took me on a last deer hunt for that trip.
• Copple told me a man named Mitchell had lived in that lonely place thirty years ago.
• Copple led along the edge, searching for traces of an old trail where Mitchell used to drive cattle across.
• We did not find a trail, but we found a place where Copple said one used to be.
• Here leading his horse with one hand and wielding his little axe with the other Copple started down.
• Copple thought I was hunting with him, but really, except to follow him, I did not think of the meaning of his slow wary advance.
• But Copple galloped up, and drawing his revolver, he shot the deer through the head.
• Upon my return to Copple I found he had the buck ready to load upon his horse.
• In my consciousness of this I boasted to Copple that I would dislodge fewer stones and so make less noise than he.
• It looked two hundred yards across the canyon from where we stood, but Copple declared it was a thousand.
• Neither Copple nor I could locate the black moving object we had seen from above.
• Copple interested himself in examining the bear, finding that my first shot had hit him in the flank, and my second had gone through the middle of his body.

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