Dill is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DILL in dictionary:

VERB:
• flavour with dill
NOUN:
• an umbelliferous herb related to parsnip, the fruits of which are used in condiments
• an aromatic annual herb of the parsley family, with fine blue-green leaves and yellow flowers. The leaves or seeds are used for flavouring and for medicinal purposes.
• a naive or foolish person.
• An herb (Peucedanum graveolens), the seeds of which are moderately warming, pungent, and aromatic, and were formerly used as a soothing medicine for children; -- called also dillseed.
• aromatic Old World herb having aromatic threadlike foliage and seeds used as seasoning
• aromatic threadlike foliage of the dill plant used as seasoning
• sweet-smelling herb
ADJECTIVE:
• To still; to calm; to soothe, as one in pain.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an annual herb

Words related to DILL

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Words that contain DILL

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How to use DILL in a sentence

• Dill, although except you, I hardly know of anybody from whom a letter would be likely to come.
• Up in one corner, there was a little green bed of dill.
• Nobody who is envious or ill-disposed can enter into the house if there is a sprig of dill over the door.
• But she passed quite through their midst, and entered the cottage under the sprig of dill, and the verse.
• Always, on entering any cottage, they would glance at the door, to see if, perchance, there might be a sprig of dill over it.
• Fred Dill, the clerk of the court and wag of the place, had a new suggestion to make each day as he went to his work.
• Dill needed time to think this over, for he said nothing more for a long while.
• Dill stopped very abruptly, and Billy, stealing a glance at his face, turned his own quickly away and gazed studiously at a bald hilltop off to the left.
• Dill, and he was endeavoring to explain, in his quiet, grammatical fashion.
• Dill, mild of manner, correct of speech and wistful-eyed, should be standing there banging the heads of two men who were considered rather hard to handle.
• Dill also was humped forward in the saddle, but if one might judge from his face it was because he was cold.
• He did not mind Dill following him out, nor did he greatly mind the Pilgrim remaining in the house with Miss Bridger.
• Now that he thought of it, he had not heard much about Brown since Dill bought the Double-Crank.
• So greatly did the matter trouble him that immediately upon reaching the ranch he left Flora and the Pilgrim and hunted up Dill.
• Dill, looking after him queerly, turned and saw Mama Joy standing in the doorway.
• Dill had remembered to order the cars, but shipping was heavy and cars were not to be had.
• Even when they went with the first twelve hundred and turned them over to Brown and watched his careful counting, Dill made no comment upon the reason for it beyond one sentence.
• He was a persistent soul, was Dill, when once he got started in a given direction.
• He had expected that Dill would be there to attend to the last legal forms, but there was no sign of him or from him.
• He knew they had been left there at the ranch when round-up started, because Dill had said something about leaving a gentle horse or two for them to ride.
• They were not scattered, for Dill was a methodical man and kept things in their places instinctively.
• And now Dill was gone, too, and he did not even know where, or if he would ever come back.
• That is why Dill, always a light sleeper, did not hear Billy go out.
• He would like to stay with Dill, for he had grown fond of the lank, whimsical man who was like no one Billy had ever known.
• Joseph Dill had two, which he brought on one side, and fired smartly at the pirate, but unfortunately one of them split, and killed three men.
• DILL PICKLES FOR WINTER USE Take two or three dozen medium-sized cucumbers and lay them in salt water overnight.
• GREEN DILL TOMATOES Select small firm green tomatoes, follow recipe for Dill Pickles, using the green tomatoes in place of the pickles.
• SMALL DILL PICKLES Select pickles of from two to three inches in length and scrub well with a small brush.
• Pack in layers in Mason jars, a layer of pickles, a layer of dill and a few mustard seeds, placing a bay leaf and a piece of alum the size of a pea on the top of each jar.
• Upon this statement the claim covered by the Dill can hardly be urged on legal grounds, whatever the Government may have allowed prior to such notice.

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