Farrow is valid Scrabble Word

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

6 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
12 points in WWF

Definitions for FARROW in dictionary:

VERB:

NOUN:

a litter of pigs.
an act of giving birth to a litter of pigs.
litter of piglets
A little of pigs.
the production of a litter of pigs

ADJECTIVE:

Not producing young in a given season or year; -- said only of cows.
(of a cow) not calving in a given year

Words related to FARROW

farrowed15 farrowing16 farrows13

Words that contain FARROW

farrows13 farrowed15 farrowing16 farrowings17

How to use FARROW in a sentence

James Farrow was exhibiting successfully thirty-five years ago.
The messenger, Julius Farrow, a bookkeeper, could answer no questions.
Miss Farrow, at any rate in her dealings with Pegler, was always better than her word.
It was not Varick who had told Blanche Farrow of that painful episode of his past life.
Blanche Farrow smiled and sighed as she stared into the fire.
As the meal went on, Miss Farrow gradually became aware that Bubbles provided what life and soul there was in the dull party.
Miss Farrow was aware that Bubbles did not much care for Lionel Varick.
Miss Farrow and Helen Brabazon sat down at the further end of the delightful, gladsome-looking room.
Only the other day he had heard a queer story about Miss Farrow.
And then, to the infinite relief of Varick and Miss Farrow, the door opened, and the butler appeared, followed by the footmen.

He felt sharply irritated with Miss Farrow, whom he had never liked, and also with Lionel Varick.
Miss Farrow was particularly cordial, and so was Helen Brabazon.
Miss Burnaby was soon nodding over a book close to the fire, while Helen Brabazon and Blanche Farrow had brought down their work.
Blanche Farrow knew enough of human nature to realize that the kind of love Bill Donnington felt for her strange little niece was of a high and rare quality.
And then, while thinking these rather melancholy, desultory thoughts, Blanche Farrow suddenly experienced a very peculiar sensation.
But before I could go on to utter her name, Miss Farrow spoke to me, my aunt got up from her chair, and Mr.
Blanche Farrow, like Helen Brabazon, could not banish from her mind the experience which had befallen her in the hall last evening.
Even so, it was slippery walking, and for her part Blanche Farrow felt sorry that they had left the muddy road.
The party soon separated into couples again, Miss Farrow and Dr.
But as Bubbles lay there, in the dreadful immobility of utter unconsciousness, both Blanche Farrow and Helen Brabazon believed her to be dead.
Miss Farrow took the letter, and there came a faint, a very faint, flush over her face.
And all at once, after reading yet again right through the quiet, measured letter of her old friend and constant lover, Blanche Farrow suddenly burst into a passion of tears.
For the first time in her life Blanche Farrow wrote Mark Gifford a really grateful, sincere letter.
In fact, she looked back to the Blanche Farrow of those days, as we are sometimes apt to look back at our younger selves, with amazement and disapproval, rather than sympathy.
CHAPTER XXII Again and again, as Blanche Farrow walked slowly back to Wyndfell Hall, she went over the meagre details of the strange story she had just been told.
Blanche Farrow never recalled to herself, and never discussed with any living being, the hours which followed her talk with Lionel Varick.
But even what was obviously sincere and real, seemed utterly insincere and unreal to Blanche Farrow, during those tense hours.
Blanche Farrow was secretly amused to note with what zest her friend threw himself into the role of country squire.
I had 60 well-bred sows, young and old, and I could count on them to farrow at least three times in two years.
When sows farrow they should be fed lightly for the first three days.
In Cowfold at that time dwelt a basketmaker named Didymus Farrow.
Farrow stopped his whistling and sat back in his chair with his finger to his mouth.
Farrow comprehended without the slightest difficulty, but Miriam could not.
Farrow had made a trial by himself the night before, and nothing could be better.
Something was wrong, and Farrow, who was fortunately turning with great caution, gave a cry such as a man might utter who was suddenly struck a heavy blow.
Farrow entered the parlour in one of his idle moods, repeating the same behaviour which had so often distressed Miriam when she was reading anything for which he did not care.
Farrow as it could well be, and his monkey-tricks exasperated her.

Find what other words can be done using letters: "farrow"
https://scrabble-word.com/finder/farrow

SCRABBLE® is a registered trademark. We do not cooperate with the owners of this trademark. All trademark rights are owned by their owners and are not relevant to the web site "scrabble-word.com". This site is intended for entertainment and training. We try to make a useful tool for all fans of SCRABBLE. "Scrabble Word" is the best method to improve your skills in the game.