Cree is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CREE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to soften by boiling
• soften grain by boiling or soaking
NOUN:
• a member of an Algonquian people living in central Canada
• the Algonquian language spoken by the Cree
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to soften grain by boiling or soaking

Words related to CREE

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Words that contain CREE

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How to use CREE in a sentence

• But accident and injury, and the loss of Cree, shot the Yankees to pieces.
• At the farther edge of the clearing the Cree brought his dogs to a halt close to a large log-built cabin half sheltered among the trees.
• The Cree lived there alone, it appeared, and trapped for a living.
• His Cree wife was not just now able to look after him.
• There was in her nothing servile or dependent, none of the inertia that was so marked a mental characteristic of the Blackfoot and the Cree.
• The Cree stopped the sled right away so West could get up.
• In a dozen flashes he went over all that had happened up to the point where he had fallen down the mountain and into the Cree camp.
• The Cree sat down mutely in the centre of the tepee.
• As the Cree fired, the boy whipped up his horse, and rode up beside the Cree and struck him with his little trapping axe, and knocked him off his horse.
• As he came up with him, the Cree raised his gun and fired, but just as he did so, the Blackfoot dropped down on the other side of his horse, and the ball passed over him.
• He straightened up on his horse, rode up by the Cree, and as he passed, knocked him off his horse with his axe.
• He whipped his horse on both sides, and rode on after the third Cree, who was also whipping his horse as hard as he could, and trying to get away.
• Screech Owl at last got near to the third Cree, who kept aiming his gun at him.
• This was Cora, a stolid Cree half-breed, doggedly devoted to her mistress and accustomed to receiving her impulsive orders like inscrutable commands from Heaven.
• Katharine Cree, made a poor copy of it for that church, where it may still be seen.
• Katharine Cree in the City has been attributed to him, but with little probability.
• Before I could step aside the door was thrown violently open, and to my dismay two stalwart Cree Indians burst into the little office.
• Their language, a dialect of the Cree or Cristeneau, exhibits a considerable mixture of Sauteux words, with a few peculiar to themselves.
• The interior is inhabited by two tribes of Indians, Mountaineers and Nascopies, members of the Cree family.
• These chaps possibly saw that smoke signal the other Cree we met downstream sent up, and they knew Owen was somewhere around.
• In a store near the hotel we see a Cree boatman purchasing a farewell present for his sweetheart.
• Yet an assured air of dignity shows that Paul Cree is aware of the respect due to the Chief of the McMurrays.
• In a corner we came upon a poor old derelict of the camps, a Cree woman, paralysed and mentally deranged, who within these quiet walls has found harbour.
• Not all the real things of life are taught to the Cree by the Christian.
• An Englishman had preceded us to the Arctic, going in in 1907, and the story of his food discrimination still lives in tepee of the Cree and Eskimo topik.
• Years passed, and Louise married a man whose Cree name is The-Man-Who-Looks-Like-Silver.
• And art thou come! and art thou true! O welcome dear to love and me! And let us all our vows renew, Along the flowery banks of Cree.
• For some cause this old brave and his immediate family had been chased out of the Cree village, many miles to the northwest.
• The introduction of the Cree and Chippeway words is of course due to the Canadians.

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