Cork is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CORK in dictionary:

VERB:
• to stop up
• close or seal (a bottle) with a cork
• draw with burnt cork
• illicitly hollow out (a baseball bat) and fill it with cork to make it lighter
• suffer a painful bruising injury to (a limb) as a result of a heavy blow, especially while participating in a contact sport
• To stop with a cork, as a bottle.
• To furnish or fit with cork; to raise on cork.
• close a bottle with a cork
• stuff with cork
• seal with a cork
NOUN:
• a county of the Republic of Ireland, on the south coast in the province of Munster.
• the county town of Cork, a port on the River Lee; population 190,384 (2006).
• thick light bark of a Mediterranean oak
• The outer layer of the bark of the cork tree (Quercus Suber), of which stoppers for bottles and casks are made. See Cutose.
• A stopper for a bottle or cask, cut out of cork.
• A mass of tabular cells formed in any kind of bark, in greater or less abundance.
• outer bark of the cork oak; used for stoppers for bottles etc.
• (botany) outer tissue of bark; a protective layer of dead cells
• a port city in southern Ireland
• the plug in the mouth of a bottle (especially a wine bottle)
• a small float usually made of cork; attached to a fishing line
ADJECTIVE:
• made of cork

Words related to CORK

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Words that contain CORK

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How to use CORK in a sentence

• Mac picked up a billet of wood, and drove the cork in flush with the neck.
• When he has satisfied his thirst, what remains? A few sous, the empty bottle, and the cork.
• The water is delightful to the skin, every sensation is exhilarating, and one cannot help feeling in it like a gilded cork adrift in a jewel-rimmed bowl of champagne punch.
• Cork more agreeable than she had been lately either to the husband or the wife.
• Asphalte is suitable for either in mild weather, but in summer it becomes uncomfortably hot for the feet, unless it is partly composed of cork.
• Maguire, who was Member for Cork, and Lord Mayor of the City into the bargain, was very influential in the promotion of a gas company.
• It was at a meeting close to Cork, and he was standing next a burly farmer close to the rails when the horses were nearly ready to start.
• An hour beneath him sped marvellously fast, and more than once in Cork I have heard him preach for that length.
• By the time he turned around, the cork of seats was heaved up and a gun was pointing at his middle.
• Sir Walter Raleigh imported some from Virginia in 1586, and planted them on his estate near Cork, Ireland.
• If a half-cork is desired half of the cork is ground away on the side of the wheel.
• There was a fishwoman in Cork who was more than a match for the whole fraternity of her order.
• They broke the power of the Danes in a sea fight, and won over the allegiance of MacCarthy, the old King of Cork, through the wiles of a woman.
• During the Fenian movement, 1865-67, Cork was a hotbed of treason, and more prisoners were sentenced from there than from all the other parts of Ireland put together.
• The old Courthouse fell during the trial for treason in the Penal days of the Catholic Bishop of Cork.
• Dublin Bay, Waterford Harbor, Belfast Lough, and the Cove of Cork offered shelter to their vessels.
• Put a cork in the bottom of the jar and stick the opposite end of the wire from where the flowers are tied through the circle of the two wires and into the cork.
• The forks are now stuck into the latter cork at equal distances apart, each having the same angle from the cork.
• Having served out his time in Youghal, he went to Cork, and he spent some time as an assistant in one of the leading drapery establishments of that city.
• He values manners lighter than a cork Who combs his beard at table with a fork.
• Fill the bottles to within two inches of the top, cork them immediately and wire the corks down firmly and place them in the cold salt solution.
• By pressing in the cork into the neck of the bottle, the air within will be compressed, and the liquid will rise in the tube.
• In order to explain wherein resides the quality of cork, it is necessary to refer to a chemical analysis of it.

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