Dee is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to damn
NOUN:
• the letter D
• a river in NE Scotland, which rises in the Grampian Mountains and flows eastwards past Balmoral Castle to the North Sea at Aberdeen.
• a river which rises in North Wales and flows past Chester and on into the Irish Sea.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a Scot word fordie

Words related to DEE

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Words that contain DEE

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How to use DEE in a sentence

• In 1796, after an attack of the scarlet fever, he passed some time at Ballater, a summer resort for health and gaiety, about forty miles up the Dee from Aberdeen.
• The river Dee winds pleasantly at the foot of the city walls.
• On the spot previously occupied by the old battlements a modern wall has been built, from which a fine view across the Dee estuary can be obtained.
• The story of Manon Lescaut and the chevalier dee Grieux.
• John Dee asserted was brought to him by the angels Raphael and Gabriel.
• Lang has happily termed the apocryphal eight which the King of Scots stroked on the Dee in the reign of Edgar.
• On the southern side and beyond the Sands of Dee, rise the green hills of Wales, melting away into blue mysterious distance.
• He learned that in the River Dee and the estuary, when he was a boy, and he always kept himself in athletic training.
• The Sands of Dee, the estuary and the hills of Wales made a fine school of this sort for Grenfell.
• Dee, the eminent philosopher of Mortlake, now for the first time published from the original manuscripts.
• Professor De Morgan is of opinion that the translation also was by Dee, or that Billingsley may have been only a pupil who worked immediately under his directions.
• Theodore Dee from the myddle of this month had his left ey blud-shotten from the side next his temple, very sore bludshotten, above thre wekes contynuing.
• July 13th, in ortu solis Michael Dee did give up the ghost after he sayd, “O Lord, have mercy uppon me!” July 19th, goodman Richardson began his work.
• Dee, in exchange for various printed books which he gave to their library.
• Forbes at Banchory Lodge, three miles apart, on the opposite banks of Dee.
• I will say nothing of the chief sport of Dee, its salmon-fishing.
• The Dee is a river of Scotland, noted for its salmon fisheries.
• Becoming acquainted, Laski prevailed with Dee and Kelly to accompany him to his own country.
• The fame of their adventures was noised through Europe, and Elizabeth, in consequence, invited Dee home.
• Dr Dee, being the third on the new establishment, was installed with great solemnity on the 20th February 1596.
• But Dee was somewhat fallen from this high and dangerous celebrity.
• After a profound silence for about the space of half an hour, Dee looked towards his visitor as if expecting that he should begin.
• Pray, Master Dee, be pleased to help him to his mare.
• Dee ordered Kelly, if it were the same person, to deny him again.
• At the suit of his parents, Dee undertook the charge of his education and safe return.
• The town is situated on a neck of land between the rivers Dee and Don, and is the most important place in the north of Scotland.
• John Dee 223 Edward Kelly 226 Napier of Merchiston 236 ADVERTISEMENT.
• Dee died at Mortlack in Surrey, very poor, enforced many times to sell some book or other to buy his dinner with, as Dr.

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