Emus is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EMUS in dictionary:

RESIDUAL:
• Economic and Monetary Union (or European Monetary Union).
• electric multiple unit (train).
NOUN:
• EMU, a large flightless bird
• a large flightless fast-running Australian bird resembling the ostrich, with shaggy grey or brown plumage, bare blue skin on the head and neck, and three-toed feet.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a large, flightless bird

Words related to EMUS

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Words that contain EMUS

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How to use EMUS in a sentence

• Land of snakes and cockatoos, Native bears and big emus, Ugly blacks and kangaroos, Sweet Belle Mahone.
• The emus came in great flocks to the drinking-trough, and some of them were so far gone that they fell dead only a few yards from the fount of life.
• The pair of emus were bred at Windsor, by Lord Mountcharles.
• We saw no tracks of natives and only a few of emus and native dogs.
• Emus and kangaroos were wandering about the plains.
• Several emus seen today, but they were so wild that none of us succeeded in shooting them.
• We saw several emus today but as usual we did not manage to shoot any.
• We saw two emus in this plain, which appeared also a favourite resort of quail and a bronze-winged pigeon.
• The rocky and barren ground was exchanged for a flat country and beautiful meadows, furnishing pasture for the kangaroos and emus, several of which they saw.
• There were traces of dogs, kangaroos, and emus upon the beach.
• Top darted after them as fast as his four legs could carry him, but the emus distanced him with ease, so prodigious was their speed.
• Two emus, the first we had seen on this journey, were drinking on the opposite side, as we approached the ford, but they ran away on seeing the party.
• As we crossed a plain the dogs set off after three emus, the pursued and the pursuers disappearing in the woods.
• It may be observed that lower down on the Darling we saw neither kangaroos nor emus, a sufficient proof of the barrenness of the adjacent country.
• As we approached our camp the dogs were sent after two emus, and at dusk one of them returned having killed his bird, though we did not find it until early next morning.
• Thus in one day on our outward journey we had traversed the country in which all the emus we had ever killed on the Darling, three in number, had been found.
• Our dogs were only now learning to capture emus, although they had chased and overtaken many.
• In this plain we saw three emus and killed one after a hard run.
• Toward the latter end of the month two of the birds distinguished in the colony by the name of Emus were brought in by some of the people employed to shoot for the officers.
• We met with few birds, but saw many tracks of emus and kangaroos.
• On the downs, or plains to-day they had seen several flocks of emus and wild turkeys.

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