Crate is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CRATE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to put in a packing box
• pack (something) in a crate for transportation
• To pack in a crate or case for transportation; as, to crate a sewing machine; to crate peaches.
• put into a crate; as for protection
• put in a crate
NOUN:
• a slatted wooden case used for transporting goods
• a square rigid container divided into small units, used for transporting or storing bottles
• an old and dilapidated vehicle
• large wooden container for packing goods
• A large basket or hamper of wickerwork, used for the transportation of china, crockery, and similar wares.
• A box or case whose sides are of wooden slats with interspaces, -- used especially for transporting fruit.
• a rugged box (usually made of wood); used for shipping
• the quantity contained in a crate

Words related to CRATE

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Words that contain CRATE

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How to use CRATE in a sentence

• Often, indeed, some kindly disposed observer with time to spare would lend a hand in freeing some heavy bit of mahogany from its crate or wrappings.
• Vermicompost A pit, a small plastic or wooden crate or, even a bucket, can be used for vermicomposting organic matter.
• The crate or pit must first be filled with a one inch layer of pebbles or broken bricks.
• We caught up with an old top buggy, curtains all on and down, a crate of ducks behind, the horse slowly jogging along at about three miles per hour.
• The noise when the jug struck the bottom of the crate startled her.
• He reached out his left hand and grabbed the corner of a crate to help him execute the turn.
• I packed it in the middle of a crate and much straw, calculated to make an appalling mess when released.
• He reached the station in time, and fell over a crate of hens.
• I shall stand behind this crate, and do you conceal yourselves behind those.
• Put him in a crate to git him there, With a two-cent stamp to pay his fare.
• Also it was dear of him the way he raised his proud head and chuckled to his brides in the crate behind him to come and get their share.
• He dragged forward an empty crate, and, setting it near her, used it for a seat.
• Deciding it would be too risky to walk around the base, he crouched behind a huge crate of machinery at the head of the lane.
• He peered around the edge of the crate and silently breathed a thankful prayer.
• Within seconds he was unconscious and the big cadet had dragged him behind the crate.
• He stripped him of his uniform, bound and gagged him with his own rags, and crammed him into the crate.
• Or, better still, they may be likened to an egg dealer who would attempt to prove to a customer that every egg in one crate was good, because a few in another were unfit for use.
• Almost everything had been passed aboard when the sailors took up what seemed to be a heavy crate of vegetables.
• Number Six, carrying one Day Coach and a Combination Baggage and Stock Car, would pause long enough to unload a Bucket of Oysters and take on a Crate of Eggs.
• The spaniel could not show his delight sufficiently when he was out of the crate.
• In an expressed crate was a fine curly-maple dressing table, sent by Freckles.
• He gathered together enough hardwood, three-inch crate slats to make twelve crates, and he worked for three nights, making them.
• Bart encouraged and hurried the bidding on a large crate, the contents of which he easily guessed, as did also Tim Hager, the crippled son of a poor widow.
• Each crate I lift grows heavier, each bottle weighs an added pound.
• From the crate of boots rolled to my side I took four boots and placed them on the desk before me.
• We ought to have succeeded in tracing the carter who brought the crate here before the evening.
• A man has been scouring the neighborhood all day in quest of the carter who delivered the crate to the docks, but so far without results.

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