Cull is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CULL in dictionary:

VERB:
• to select from others
• reduce the population of (a wild animal) by selective slaughter
• send (an inferior or surplus farm animal) to be slaughtered
• select from a large quantity; obtain from a variety of sources
• pick (flowers or fruit)
• choose, gather
• To separate, select, or pick out; to choose and gather or collect; as, to cull flowers.
• remove something that has been rejected
• look for and gather
NOUN:
• a selective slaughter of animals
• an inferior or surplus livestock animal selected for culling
• A cully; a dupe; a gull. See Cully.
• the person or thing that is rejected or set aside as inferior in quality
• culling

Words related to CULL

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How to use CULL in a sentence

• But lest with noise ye wake, not lull, Her dreaming fancy, ye must cull Such only as shall soothe the mind And leave the harshest all behind.
• You will yet cull the splendid blossom that fascinates you, at least I hope so.
• There is no work, accordingly, from which a malicious critic could cull more matter for ridicule, or select more obscure, unnatural, or absurd passages.
• Now some have strayed to sit beneath A grove of maples grey, To twine their flowers into a wreath, Or cull a sweet bouquet.
• We had intended to cull some of these beauties for the amusement of our readers and the personal gratification of Mr.
• Conoclach, he said, hating Cull, her husband, had run away from him toward the sea.
• And Cull, coming up, marveled at her slumber, heard the murmuring of the wind through the sinews and made the first harp.
• From her correspondence with them we cull a few extracts to prove how constant and tender was her care over them, and how far-reaching her anxieties.
• Let me cull but an occasional expression from these unaffected outpourings of the heart of Robert E.
• Finally, cull your flock without mercy, beginning at hatching time and continuing to the end.
• The same course are we driuen to follow in this description, since we are enforced to cull out for the vse of our Poet or maker all the most commendable figures.
• He realized what a long, restless struggle he had maintained, and how much he had lost by failing to cull the simple but wholesome pleasures by the way.
• You could cull out the trill of mountain brooks, the staccato of green rushes shivering above chilly lagoons, the pipe of sleepy birds.
• It took less than an hour to cull back and count, excuse the ranch outfit, and start this contingent for the branding-pens in charge of my boys.
• As the bee sucks, so may we cull the stray beauty and the more intimate meaning, despite and aside from this outer intent.
• And Carl felt that he might be the first to cull the flower that had so long waited.
• Much care is had to reject the defective fruit, when a delicate wine is expected, just as we cull apples to make fine cider.
• It was his peculiar talent to use such words, that they who heard them, were almost led to believe, that he had taken great pains to cull them for the occasion.
• Frequently I had as many as seven hundred cull cattle on hand.
• When selling my own, I always priced a choice of my cattle at a reasonable figure, or offered to cull out the same number at half the price.
• They were extremely heavy cattle, twenty head to the car was the limit, and it became necessary to trim or cull back to the desired number.
• Whether Cull, by this very opportune discovery, removed the suspicion that attached itself to the manner in which he discharged the trust committed to him, does not appear.

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