Dene is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DENE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a sandy tract or dune by the seashore
• a vale, especially the deep, narrow wooded valley of a small river
• a bare sandy tract or low sandhill by the sea.
• narrow wooded valley
ADJECTIVE:
• relating to the Dene or their languages.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a valley

Words related to DENE

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How to use DENE in a sentence

• Theo Dene never wore a hat unless it were absolutely necessary, for her hair was her great attraction.
• They all talked together for a few minutes, or Theo Dene talked and let the others speak occasionally.
• But Theodora Dene, who was experienced and shrewd in matters of the heart, wondered about the poppies.
• Miss Dene felt it, but she did not care here as she would have cared in Rome.
• In any case, the fact remained that Theo Dene was going in the yellow car for a spin round Santa Barbara, to the Country Club, the Hope Ranch, and above all, to the Mission.
• Harland and Theo would arrive at Del Monte, where Falconer would join them, and in a day or two they would go on to San Francisco, where Miss Dene had already been visiting.
• Falconer did not guess that Angela or Theo Dene knew it, though he proposed introducing Mrs.
• But somehow she contrived that Miss Dene should not be of the motoring party for the Seventeen-Mile Drive.
• Also, she was jealous, more sharply and consciously jealous than when Theo Dene had gossiped about Mrs.
• It was about this time that Angela left Rome, and what Theo Dene wondered if Mrs.
• Not far away is Howick Dene, a lovely little glen leading down to the sea from Howick Hall, the home of Earl Grey.
• In four days from that time Miss Blanchflower was strolling down a deep hollow which was known as the Dene.
• The days passed on, and again and again Miss Blanchflower walked in the Dene amid the flame of the hyacinths.
• On the way to the Dene they passed near a broad marsh with stepping-stones across it.
• But presently the sight of a policeman recalled Derrick Dene to the peril of the situation.
• Dene saw that it was a travelling menagerie and circus, and he looked on it with an amusement which predominated over his self-interest.
• An extinct cigar was held in the clenched teeth, and as the thing waved its hand Dene caught the glitter of innumerable rings.
• It would have made a bolt for it, but Dene, who happened to be standing quite close, caught hold of the bridle.
• The grotesque figure had followed him, and, with another gesture, ordered Dene to lead the horse to the rough stables which had been set up on deck.
• Dene paused for just one moment, then, with a shrug of the shoulders, he turned and went back to the horses.
• And yet I found it hard to believe that Derrick Dene was a scoundrel, and a heartless one to boot.
• I had no thought to see the dear lad married so soon, nor to give up my home at the Dene yet, in favor of a new mistress.
• Dene is here in White Sage, free, welcome in many homes.
• Under cover of night they ride with Dene, and here in our midst they meet him in easy tolerance.
• Dene steals a few cattle, kills a man here and there.
• These Gentiles, this rancher Holderness and this outlaw Dene, have driven my cattle, killed my sheep, piped my water off my fields.
• THE TRAIL OF THE RED WALL AFTER the departure of Dene and his comrades Naab decided to leave White Sage at nightfall.
• When Naab stopped the team and, climbing down, walked back some rods to listen, Hare felt sure that Dene was coming.
• His friendship with Dene had become offensive to the Mormons, who had formerly been on good footing with him.
• Then Dene and Cole had met in the main street of White Sage.
• One, a compact little fellow, swarthy, his dark hair long and flowing, with jaunty and alert air, was Dene, the outlaw leader.
• The shoulder of the charging stallion struck Dene and sent him spinning out of the trail.
• When I got to the house there was Dave facing Snap, Dene, and a bunch of rustlers.
• Dene tried to stop him, and was knocked twenty feet.
• This is what the Dene Hareskins call the Sleep of the Shadow, that is, the Magical Sleep, the hypnotic trance.
• It is also the meaning of the word Dene, the generic name of a race as widely sundered, if not as widely spread, as the Algonquin itself.

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