Duffel is valid Scrabble Word

Is duffel a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is duffel valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

6 letters word
13 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for DUFFEL in dictionary:

NOUN:

a coarse woollen fabric, also DUFFLE
a coarse woollen cloth with a thick nap
sporting or camping equipment
heavy woollen cloth with a thick nap
A kind of coarse woolen cloth, having a thick nap or frieze.
a large cylindrical bag of heavy cloth; for carrying personal belongings
a coarse heavy woolen fabric

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

a coarse woolen fabric

Words related to DUFFEL

duffels14 duffle13

Words that contain DUFFEL

duffels14

How to use DUFFEL in a sentence

He stood a long time in front of the duffel bags and assorted luggage.
The British had reinforced the Belgian troops in the trenches at Duffel, and the Germans were attacking the position in force.
He told us that the road to Duffel was too dangerous, and that we must turn northwards to Contich, but that there might be some wounded in the Croix Rouge station there.
The crew had deserted, but amidships, among the packages of pelts and duffel, sat a stranger, The canoe was that of the post at Kettle Portage.
For the first few days of her illness, Duffel came to inquire after Eveline.
Why Duffel was so obscurely careful in selecting his way, will presently be seen.
This rock extended some fifty yards up the stream from the place where Duffel stood, and outwardly about an average of four feet.
Arrived at the spot, they found Duffel pacing up and down in a state of impatience and disquietude.
He and Duffel agreed to keep their suspicions to themselves, until they could get at some tangible evidence to prove Hadley guilty.
As we have already said, Duffel had taken a fancy to Miss Mandeville, with whom he was better pleased than with any other lady of his acquaintance.

Before proceeding to extremities, Duffel resolved to try the effect of smooth words and persuasive eloquence on the mind of Eveline.
It would be difficult to tell which of the two, Eveline or Duffel, was most uneasy, or least alarmed, during the progress of the conversation recorded in the last chapter.
Duffel feared that Bill and Dick had played him false, and he also saw that his antagonist was too much for him in a fair contest.
To-morrow Duffel will be away, and I will take the impression for the key.
She had placed her affections upon another, and, in my belief, a far worthier object, and to the importunities of both her father and Duffel, she gave a firm and constant refusal.
Yet for all this there was a streak of the man about him, and at heart he was better than either Bill or Duffel.
It was this dagger that served her so excellently in the interview with Duffel, recorded in a preceding chapter.
Then she reflected upon all that had transpired that day, and she felt that with Duffel there was no mercy.
She began to think that, after all, Duffel might possibly be deceived himself, or else was only trying to frighten her.
Duffel might return at any moment, and, in vindictive fury, bring about her ruin or death.
Perhaps she was venturing into the presence of those who would have even less regard for her than Duffel.
When she saw that Duffel was resolved to put his threat in execution, she determined to make him the victim instead of herself, if it were possible to do so.
Had Duffel deceived them? No, his anger and earnestness were too real for that.
Duffel also heard the report and felt the shaking, and it filled him with alarm.
Upon ropes stretched above the stove numerous duffel socks and mittens hung to dry.
Wavre, Waelhem, Termonde, Duffel, Lierre, and many smaller places were in various stages of destruction, burned or shattered by shell fire and explosives.
Then, believing that his imagination had played a trick, he fumbled in his duffel bag, found his flashlight and sent its vivid gleam about the car.
They reached the point at which they were to enter the forest, jumped to the ground and unloaded their duffel.
I am going to put a crew of men in here to-morrow and they can finish carrying out the duffel if we cave in before we reach the road.

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