Dobson is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DOBSON in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the larva of a large neuropterous insect, used as fish bait, also DOBSONFLY
• dobsonfly.
• hellgrammite.
• larva of dobsonfly
• The aquatic larva of a large neuropterous insect (Corydalus cornutus), used as bait in angling. See Hellgamite.
• large brown aquatic larva of the dobsonfly; used as fishing bait
• large soft-bodied insect having long slender mandibles in the male; aquatic larvae often used as bait
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an aquatic insect larva

Words related to DOBSON

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Words that contain DOBSON

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How to use DOBSON in a sentence

• Hugh Dobson took up the game and we spent many hours practising on the slopes behind Davos Dorf.
• Hopper and Thomas Dobson were appointed to wait on the governor, to obtain a pardon for the lads if possible.
• Dobson and Barlow have almost reconstructed the machine, strengthening and improving those parts which experience showed it was necessary to modify.
• Dobson, with his unfailing kindness, lent me an original and unusually complete set of the Journal itself.
• Part of the four months I was incapacitated was spent at Dobson Volunteer Red Cross Hospital, and here I was again struck with the marvelous devotion of the women.
• Matthew Dobson to his dear, engaging, happy Eliza Who in the 18th year of her age Passed peaceably into heaven.
• All the town turned out to see the flight of the wonderful hydroplane, and, of course, Dobson and his family were there.
• Dobson amused himself in discovering just how long it took those two donkeys to run the whole mile.
• Dobson insisted that the piano and the bookcase should change rooms.
• New edition, illustrated by Dobson, Palmer, Tenniel, etc.
• Dobson writes that in three hours one of these bats devoured twice its own weight.
• Dobson examined a specimen from thence in the Leyden Museum.
• Dobson says the position of these patches is very constant, but the size varies, being greatest in individuals of a pale rusty red colour, and these he found always to be males.
• Our few cases, all walking ones, remained in this shelter till such time as they could fall back, and Dobson and I crossed into the mounds.
• Dobson would be justified in turning from the door.
• Dobson came nearer to Ethelyn, whose face and lips were white as ashes, and whose eyes looked almost black with her excitement.
• Dobson led the way to a little music-room, where, in the recess of a bow window a closed piano was standing.
• Dobson, she sat for a moment bereft of the power to think or feel.
• Dobson had tied in a hard knot by way of keeping the cap upon the refractory head.
• I made the natives a few presents, and gave them a note to Captain Dobson, which I made them easily understand I wanted them to take to that gentleman.
• We were expecting every moment to be attacked and murdered by these savages, our newly awakened hope already beginning to fail, when we saw Captain Dobson and Dr.
• Goddard walked to the boat, but I could not do so without the assistance of Captain Dobson and Dr.
• Dobson, you will take a blob-stick and chase Page, running just fast enough to overtake him in front of me.
• Dobson, not having received any pay, very naturally objected to being looted of his vegetables while Mr.
• Cheeses at Pickering, L 2 10 9 Paid for Piggs at Pickering, 55 14 5 Tom Dobson for carriage of piggs, 1 3 0 1779.
• Dobson could have persuaded his wife to try his ideas.
• Dobson was met in the street, who said he would tell the other mother.

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