Corrie is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CORRIE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a deep basin on a mountain, also CIRQUE, CWM
• a cirque, especially one in the mountains of Scotland.
• Same as Correi.
• a steep-walled semicircular basin in a mountain; may contain a lake
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• same as cirque

Words related to CORRIE

cirque17 corries9

Words that contain CORRIE

corries9

How to use CORRIE in a sentence

• Corrie had nothing Roman about her except her name, Cornelia.
• Corrie, though a beauty, proved herself a very dull companion for another girl to walk with.
• Bourhope came with his fellows, and was more specially introduced to Corrie and Chrissy.
• It was evident the very first night that Bourhope was taken with Corrie.
• But she caught herself fancying Bourhope and Corrie married, and rebuked herself for carrying her speculations so far.
• During the first three days of the week, Bourhope was zealous in looking at, and attaching himself to, Corrie.
• But though Bourhope sat next Corrie, a certain coldness crept over the well-arranged party.
• Once he turned round and tried the same experiment with Corrie.
• Spottiswoode and Corrie, and she had shrewdly suspected of late that their anticipated arrangements would not be carried out.
• Spottiswoode was not pleased with the aspect of things as between Bourhope and Corrie.
• His first blunder had been to hand, or rather lift, Chrissy into the chaise instead of Corrie, at starting from their own door.
• In the winter season we entered the Corrie school, but had only attended a short while when we both took fever, and our attendance was not resumed.
• Corrie had almost persuaded to be a Christian, but who had settled down into a sort of general admiration for the beauty of the Gospel, and a wish to improve his countrymen.
• This presidency of Madras was immediately after formed into a separate see, and given to Daniel Corrie, the friend of Martyn, while Dr.
• We tracked a goodly pack of them into Glen More, and, running them to a corrie in the hill of Kilbride, we there slew three of them with our spears.
• No one could so frequently draw forth the merry laugh that in former days had rung so sweetly over the hillsides of the verdant isle as our young friend Will Corrie.
• Corrie laughed, and was about to continue his discourse on the events and rumors of the day, when Mr.
• Fortunately for the worshipers that morning, the anxiety of Master Corrie for the welfare of his fair Alice induced him to slip out of the church just after the sermon began.
• Mason were attempting to rescue him from his state of stupor, poor Corrie began to show symptoms of returning vitality.
• The result was, that, with one short wild cry of renewed horror, Bumpus and Corrie turned sharp round and fled in the opposite direction.
• But at the end of each period he turned to Corrie for a translation.
• Bumpus came out like an insane thunderbolt, and Corrie like a streak of lightning.
• At the same time, Corrie flung his empty pistol in the face of a man who attempted to assault his companion on the right flank unawares, and laid him prone on the earth.
• As we have already remarked, Corrie and his two companions in misfortune had been bound, and in this condition were left by the savages to their fate.
• At any other time Corrie would have exploded with laughter, but the poor boy was thoroughly overwhelmed by the suddenness and the extent of his misfortune.
• Corrie had, even in the short time yet afforded him of knowing Bumpus, entertained for him feelings of the deepest admiration and love.
• He allowed the child to sob on his neck as long as she chose, while Corrie stood by, with his hands in his pockets, sailor-fashion, and looked on admiringly.
• But poor Corrie only rushed away to hide from Alice the irrepressible emotions that nearly burst his heart.
• Meanwhile, Corrie and I will saunter along shore and talk over our plans.
• Drawing his knife he put it between his teeth, and creeping noiselessly towards the object in question, laid his strong hand on the neck of the horrified Will Corrie.
• Suffice it to say that Corrie was now convinced of the good faith of Gascoyne, whom he at once led, along with Mr.
• The exasperated Thorwald attempted to seize him by the neck and shake him, but Corrie flung his jacket in his face, and sprang down the beach like a squirrel.
• Even Corrie failed to extract anything more definite from his friend.
• Corrie had overheard the words spoken by Henry just as he entered, and great was his curiosity to know what was the mystery connected with the pirate captain.
• And Corrie seems to like him, too, since he has come to know him better.
• Dick was not so hard to be convinced as Corrie had feared.
• Here, to her surprise and comfort, she found Corrie, seated on one of its roots, with his head resting on the stem, and his hands clasped before him.
• Mason, who took Alice away with him, and left poor Corrie disconsolate.
• Soon after this, Corrie went off on a long voyage in the Avenger.

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