Cummins is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CUMMINS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CUMMIN, an umbelliferous plant of the Mediterranean region with seeds like caraway, also CUMIN
• the aromatic seeds of a plant of the parsley family, used as a spice, especially ground and used in curry powder.

Words related to CUMMINS

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How to use CUMMINS in a sentence

• Out of the camp staggered Roscoe Cummins behind his Indian guide, a blinding heat in his eyes.
• The old, fluttering love-note was in her voice, sweeter than the sweetest music to Roscoe Cummins.
• There were some indications of surprise, which brought Professor Cummins to his feet, and with some asperity to say that he saw no reasons for expressions of surprise.
• Cummins, a colored gentleman, a merchant of Bridgetown, and agent of Col.
• Cummins invited our host to take a seat, with us in his carriage, and we drove across the country to Drax Hall.
• From Drax Hall we returned to Bridgetown, accompanied by our friend Cummins.
• Cummins, were arranged in front of the altar, with the female teachers in the rear of them, and all united in singing a hymn written for the occasion.
• Cummins, a merchant of Bridgetown, mentioned in a previous chapter.
• The home of old man Smith in Happy Valley, on the north side of Stein Mountain, the French ranch in Harney and the Cummins ranch on the John Day were exceptions.
• As soon as the news spread, the women and children were sent to Canyon City and something over a hundred men gathered at the ranch of a man named Cummins.
• While the men were making final preparations for starting out in search of Jim Clark, a horseman was seen riding along the side of the mountain to the east of the Cummins ranch.
• West of the Cummins house the river was lined with tall cottonwoods which obscured a view of the bald mountain side beyond.
• Grover was coming into John Day Valley with 400 troops and had reached Prairie City, south of Canyon City, and about 45 miles from the Cummins Ranch.
• From the Cummins ranch we went to Canyon City for supplies, and from there to Bear Valley, on the mountain to the west, and on the road leading to Camp Harney.
• Cummins came down stairs and joined the family at the breakfast table.
• A PARTNER OF WILL CUMMINS AND A NEIGHBOR OF ROBERT PALMER CONTENTS I.
• Quite accidentally he lifted an old valise belonging to Will Cummins, who, dressed in a long linen duster, had just boarded the stage.
• Will Cummins had been in the gold regions twenty-five years.
• By the other sort it was well understood that Will Cummins was a good shot, and would fight to a finish.
• Cummins, it always gives me the shivers to pass through these woods.
• For a moment Cummins looked grave, and he reached for his six-shooter.
• He had not counted on being nearly killed by Cummins, for it was he whom Cummins had overpowered.
• When he had learned, some months before, how greatly Mamie admired Will Cummins, he had thought it good policy to pretend a like admiration.
• He reached Dutch Flat in due season, and found several old cronies at the railroad station, where people were discussing the death of Cummins.
• Here ten members of the Keystone Club had gathered to see if something might not be done to avenge the death of Cummins.
• That Cummins was leaving California, probably with gold, was a well-known fact.
• But Keeler and Cummins had seen through the rough exterior.
• Cummins left mining stock at the bank in my care that will more than cover the debt.
• At the store in North Bloomfield he could hardly resist the impulse to insult the cowardly store-keeper who had stood by and allowed Cummins to be shot.
• Lamb, Will Cummins was not afraid to perish with the sword.
• This was the summer of 1881, nearly two years after the murder of Cummins.
• His sister Mary, who nine years before had brought back to Pennsylvania the corpse of the murdered Cummins, was now summoned to carry another dead man home.
• The last long journey over the plains, at the end of which he would find rest on the hillside where Will Cummins slept, was almost as peaceful as his.
• Cummins, one of the Hawaiian sugar kings, where we were entertained in a most handsome manner.
• The members of the Commission were Judges Williams, Hopkinson, Cummins, the Hon.
• Francis Cummins, one of the witnesses of the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence.
• He left one son, William Cummins Jack, a teacher by profession, a fine classical scholar, and a gentleman of culture and great moral worth.
• Cummins, Governor, his ideas as to trust controlled articles.
• Albert Baird Cummins, eighteenth Governor, of Ulster Scot ancestry.

Similar words containing CUMMIN without suffix s

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