Dal is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DAL in dictionary:

RESIDUAL:
• decalitre(s).
NOUN:
• (Hindi) a kind of Indian edible pea, also DAAL, DAHL, DHAL, DHOLL
• (in Indian cooking) split pulses, in particular lentils.
• a dish made with these.
• Split pulse, esp. of Cajanus Indicus.
• a metric unit of volume or capacity equal to 10 liters
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a dish of lentils and spices in India
• same as decalitre

Words related to DAL

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Words that contain DAL

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How to use DAL in a sentence

• I decided to stick to dal and chappaties, and cheap creamrolls.
• Lately I have been taking a look at the land east of Dal River, over by Garpen Mountain.
• Accordingly, the sculptor, who had no practical knowledge of bronze-founding, sent to Florence for a man distinguished in that craft, Maestro dal Ponte of Milan.
• With these forces he conquered Sclavonia in war, and caused its generals, Duk and Dal, because of their bravery, to be captured, and not killed.
• A sharp bout of paddling, puffing, and splashing shot us into the peaceful waters of the Dal Lake, over which every traveller has gushed and raved.
• A wine-manufacturing suburb of Srinagar, overlooking the Dal.
• A dirty but most picturesque waterway between the Dal and the Anchar Lakes.
• Dal Partuk, a Brahmin by caste, and a man of strength and resolution, resided here and cultivated a small patch of land.
• At night he returned, took off his family to a distant village, became a leader of a band of pausee bowmen, and invited his kinsman, Dal Partuk, to follow his example.
• Dal Partuk offered to come to terms and live in the town again, if the people would pay the value of his lost bullocks, and give him a small income of five rupees a-month.
• His visit was to Dal Colton, the man Dale had employed to kill Sanderson, and who had so signally failed.
• He grinned at her, the grin that had been on his face when he had shot Dal Colton, and backed away from her until he reached the stairs.
• But at last the strain grew too great, and as the dusk came on he began to have thoughts of Dal Colton.
• Dal and Anne stood on each side of him and patted him on the shoulders and glared across at me.
• Later, Dal told me it was HER card, and that she had sent the vase to Jim at Christmas, with a generous check inside.
• It was still dark, but I pinched Dal and said there was somebody in the room.
• Who is this fellow, anyhow? Dal knew him at school, traveled with him through India.
• ALMOST, BUT NOT QUITE Dal had been acting strangely all day.
• Dal had gone into the reception room and closed the doors.
• Both the Mercer girls kissed Dal on the strength of it, and Anne was furious.
• Every one rushed madly for motor coats and veils, and Dal shuffled the numbers so the people going the same direction would have the same machine.
• When we were ready and gathered in the kitchen, in the darkness, of course, Dal went up on the roof and signaled with a lantern to the cars on the drive.
• Dal said that if HE had anything like that in his system he certainly would be glad to get rid of it.
• In five minutes Dal came back and spoke a few words to Max, who followed him to the basement, and in ten minutes more Flannigan puffed up the steps and called Mr.
• Dal took Jim by the elbow and led him downstairs, muttering, and the situation was saved for the time.
• Max and Dal put on rubber gloves and helped him over, and they said afterward that the way he talked was fearful.
• She was not even daunted when Dal told her the Southern Cross did not shoot, and that the food was probably canned corn on tin dishes.
• Dal was allowed ten minutes in the sick room during the afternoon, and he came out looking puzzled and excited.
• Anne with a rope, Dal with his hatchet, Bella and the kettle, but I could get a coherent explanation from no one.
• Macra, che, per cammin corto Lo genovese parte dal Toscano.
• Mostrava come i figli si gittaro Sovra Sennacherib dentro dal tempio, E come morto lui quivi lasciaro.
• Un capitolo che parla di Trebisonda, tratto dal viaggio di Fr.
• Many a time in the Indian summers long past he had gathered chestnuts there with Dal, with Mel Iden, with Helen.

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