Elk is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ELK in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a kind of large deer
• large deer of N Europe and Asia
• A large deer, of several species. The European elk (Alces machlis or Cervus alces) is closely allied to the American moose. The American elk, or wapiti (Cervus Canadensis), is closely related to the European stag. See Moose, and Wapiti.
• Alt. of Elke
• large northern deer with enormous flattened antlers in the male; called `elk\' in Europe and `moose\' in North America
• large North American deer with large much-branched antlers in the male
• common deer of temperate Europe and Asia
• a large red deer native to North America.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a large deer

Words related to ELK

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Words that contain ELK

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How to use ELK in a sentence

• The elk hunters met with no success whatever, but the others ran across plenty of buffaloes, and nearly everybody killed one or more before the day was over.
• So I just said how we found Alfred McCord and how he wanted to be a scout and we thought it was a good idea to give him to the Elk Patrol, to fill the place of Tom Slade.
• The scenery of the Elk river, upon which you enter soon after leaving the port of Baltimore, is not beautiful.
• We must return to the Manor of New Connaught upon the Elk River.
• At the French Lick, where Nashville now stands, they saw enormous quantities of buffalo, elk, and other game, more than they had ever seen before in any one place.
• When he reached the plains proper the three characteristic animals were the elk, antelope, and, above all, the buffalo.
• The most abundant game animals of forest regions are deer, elk, antelope and moose.
• In different sections of the elk country, a count is made every few years on the breeding animals in each band.
• An elk, too, was shot, and we had again to remark that snakes are rare in this part of the Missouri.
• The buffaloe is scarce to-day, but the elk, deer, and antelope, are very numerous.
• The hunters who were out the greater part of the day brought in six elk, two buffaloe, two mule-deer and a bear.
• Among others, the Twisted-hair drew a chart of the river on a white elk skin.
• Below this lay a worn elk hide, and under all a lower-breadth of the over-lapping canvas.
• Tanned skins of the deer, elk, buffalo, bear, wolf, panther and wild cat hung on the walls of every house, and were spread on every floor.
• The wary Indian crawled through the high grass until within easy range and sometimes killed several buffalo or elk before the herd became alarmed.
• We have also the nucleus of a congregation at Atchison, and another at Elk City, Calhoun county.
• In a glade not seventy-five yards away stood a magnificent bull elk, looking back over his shoulder.
• Old game trails, where the elk and deer, drifting in the advance of winter, crossed the range, had been followed by the robbers.
• As we were passing this we scared up a band of elk in this grass meadow, and they all took a run down the river like a band of horses.
• By moving to Elk Run Valley Jackson had barred the way of the Federals more effectively than if he had intrenched his troops across the Staunton road.
• They bought here all that the Indians could spare and then made their way down the river to an open prairie where they camped for dinner and found many signs of elk and deer.
• On the second of December, to their great joy an elk was killed, and next day they had a feast.
• Even this transient glimpse of sunshine revived the spirits of the party, who were still more pleased when the elk killed yesterday was brought into camp.
• Two hunters had been despatched in the morning, and one of them, Drewyer, had before evening killed seven elk.
• Elk tracks were found in the vicinity, and it was undoubtedly a herd of elk that had frightened the picket.
• The river is close by, and they undoubtedly had boats in which they fled, carrying off your elk.
• We can spare the elk, and it will spur Bluff on to other hunting deeds.
• But a serpent come among my people and poison all against Running Elk.

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