Dingo is valid Scrabble Word

Is dingo a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
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Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is dingo valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

5 letters word
7 points in Scrabble
9 points in WWF

Definitions for DINGO in dictionary:

VERB:

to act in a cowardly manner
behave in a cowardly manner
act in a cowardly manner

NOUN:

the Australian wild dog
a wild or half-domesticated dog with a sandy-coloured coat, found in Australia.
a cowardly or treacherous person.
A wild dog found in Australia, but supposed to have introduced at a very early period. It has a wolflike face, bushy tail, and a reddish brown color.
wolflike yellowish-brown wild dog of Australia
Australian wild dog

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

a wild dog of Australia

Words related to DINGO

dingoed10 dingoes9 dingoing11 dingos8 warrigal12

Words that contain DINGO

dingos8 dingoed10 dingoes9 dingoing11 redingote11 redingotes12

How to use DINGO in a sentence

I was well aware he was as treacherous as a dingo, and could sham dead or anything else to gain his ends and throw people off their guards.
The new species of dog differs totally from the Dingo or Canis australiensis.
We felt proud of the occasion and grateful to General Dingo.
Two years before Dingo, wandering half dead of hunger, had been met on the western coast of Africa, near the mouth of the Congo.
So, though Tom and his companions were honest men, Dingo was never drawn toward them.
It has been said that Dingo was not a sociable dog.
But what a break each day in the stock of sugar in the store-room! Dingo soon became a favorite with the whole crew.
Meanwhile, little Jack had not neglected Dick Sand, his friend of old, for Dingo.
Now, for same moments, Dingo was moving round the young child, when suddenly it stopped.
But Dingo had returned, and, beginning the same performance again, it seized another cube, and went to lay it near the first.

Dingo itself, rising on its paws and passing its head above the railing, seemed to wish to say good-by to the crew.
Dingo rushed at the head cook, a prey to the strongest as well as to the most inexplicable fury.
Dingo obeyed, not without repugnance, and returned to the young novice, growling secretly.
Dingo, doubtless, was sleeping in some corner, for it did not bark as usual.
Besides, Dingo having been installed there permanently, the cook took earn to keep away.
During this time Dingo, who had not been forgotten, watched outside the grotto.
They could, besides, count upon Dingo to keep a careful watch.
The next day, April 7th, Austin, who was on guard at sunrise, saw Dingo run barking to the little river.
There Dingo, motionless, and as if on guard, was continually barking.
He advanced prudently to the strand, and, by his familiar gestures, he sought to calm Dingo.
Dingo went backwards and forwards, and, as Dick Sand remarked, always like an uneasy dog seeking a scent.
Dingo had rejoined Dick Sand, and before these bloody remains, he barked with rage.
There is a certain Dingo that does not seem to love you.
A long howl of pain replied to the detonation, and Dingo disappeared between the double row of bushes that bordered the brook.
Dingo was no longer there to scent the Portuguese, to announce his approach.
My poor Dingo, can you escape them? At last day is going to appear, and almost without dawn, under these tropical latitudes.
Poor good creature! Poor Nan! I watch for Dingo every night.
Followed by Dingo, he might have plunged into the depths of the woody plateau of Africa, in the hope of reaching one of the interior establishments.
What to do? Was it possible to make that hole large enough for Dingo to put in its head? At all events, he must try it.
He inquired after all, for old Nan, for his friend Hercules, for Bat, for Austin, for Acteon, and for Dingo, that appeared, indeed, to have deserted him.
As it drew near, Dingo gave strange marks of impatience and grief at the same time.
Dingo escaped from him, and, springing into the water, when the boat was only twenty feet from the bank, reached the shore and disappeared among the bushes.
Samuel Vernon set out with his dog, Dingo, to explore the center of Africa, guided by Negoro.
As Dick Sand and Hercules prepared to give a Christian burial to the remains of Samuel Yernon, Dingo, this time giving a howl of rage, dashed out of the hut.
He was going to take possession of this gold when Dingo scented him and sprang at his throat.
But the old servant could not be recalled to life, and neither could Dingo be restored to them.
They do not bark, but have the long melancholy howl of the dingo or wild dog of Australia.

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