Donkeys is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DONKEYS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• DONKEY, the common ass
• a domesticated hoofed mammal of the horse family with long ears and a braying call, used as a beast of burden; an ass.
• a stupid or inept person.
• an engine.
• a low stool on which an artist sits astride, especially in an art school.
• a children's card game involving exchanging cards.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the domestic ass

Words related to DONKEYS

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How to use DONKEYS in a sentence

• Oh, what fun! two boys riding a race on Donkeys to see which will get home first.
• One pays six dollars a week at an excellent hotel, and there is nothing else to spend money on, except beggars and donkeys.
• But before they reached his country all the animals died, first the goats, then the sheep and the donkeys and the horses and the camels and the elephants.
• In Egypt donkeys are far more used for riding than horses.
• It was a monotonous life, but both seemed to think they were not worse off than the majority of men and donkeys.
• A man and two donkeys were waiting for us outside the thorn hedge.
• But at last there came five donkeys very heavily loaded with oranges and raisins, in charge of six men, which was a more than liberal allowance.
• Here are grazing donkeys, mules, and cattle, while the chickens run under the shrubs for shelter, reminding one of home.
• One sees them driving their donkeys along the roads, each laden with a sack of manure, and it is certain that some of these sacks contain antiquities.
• Then he returned to the stricken donkeys, and the keeper of the fandak, coming out to welcome me, saw his more worthy visitor.
• Mules and donkeys, with fore and hind leg hobbled, were left in one corner of the market-place, to make up in rest what they lacked in food.
• It was drawn by twelve pairs of donkeys, all the same size but of different colors.
• The donkeys were purchased in Ireland and in South America at one-sixth of the contract price.
• The present inhabitants, though amiable, are indolent and lazy, and there is a saying that in Durango not even the donkeys work.
• Instead of that, the shepherds saw cows and donkeys eating hay.
• The fishermen tied their donkeys with the other animals that stood tethered to bushes and small trees.
• Three more pairs of donkeys, all heavily laden, were led past the scene before he finished his task.
• We shall leave the hotel at that hour, camels having been provided for the All-Americas and donkeys for the Chicago players, with carriages for the balance of the party.
• No one paid any attention to him as he trudged along beside his donkeys, an insignificant rear guard, which he was well content to be.
• Afar off a traveller could be seen hurrying two donkeys towards the gate, with now a blow on this side, and now on that, and now a shrill cry.
• Our camels and donkeys had been laden and despatched to the outskirts of the city, to which we were to be conveyed in a carriage.
• The rest of his luggage was placed on pack animals, and in fact the only way luggage was carried in those days was either on the backs of donkeys or men.
• A long, level stretch lay before them, and the donkeys took it at a canter.
• If she did open her eyes, she saw wild figures gesticulating, dark faces, gay costumes, crowds of men and boys, donkeys, horses, even camels, in the distance.
• Ponies, donkeys, and mules are in use for various purposes.
• Donkeys formed part of the population of the Peninsula.

Similar words containing DONKEY without suffix s

donkey14 donkeyman19 donkeymen19 donkeywork25 donkeyworks26

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