Fitch is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FITCH in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a polecat, also FITCHET, FITCHEW
• the fur of a polecat.
• fur of the polecat or ferret
• A vetch.
• A word found in the Authorized Version of the Bible, representing different Hebrew originals. In Isaiah xxviii. 25, 27, it means the black aromatic seeds of Nigella sativa, still used as a flavoring in the East. In Ezekiel iv. 9, the Revised Version now reads spelt.
• The European polecat; also, its fur.
• dark brown mustelid of woodlands of Eurasia that gives off an unpleasant odor when threatened

Words related to FITCH

fitches15 fitchet15

Words that contain FITCH

fitche14 fitchy17 fitchee15 fitches15 fitchet15 fitchew18 fitchets16 fitchews19

How to use FITCH in a sentence

• Fitch had heard on the subject, he naturally set down Caroline for a monster.
• Fitch stood close at hand, for at the time he was painting Mrs.
• We already knew to a certainty that nobody could present a better claim to that honor than John Fitch.
• There is no satisfactory evidence that a boat was ever moved by steam, within the boundaries of Anglo-Saxondom, before John Fitch did it, on the 27th of July, 1786.
• Charles Whittlesey, of Ohio, seem quite sufficient to establish the historical fact that John Fitch was the father of steam-navigation, whoever may have been its prophets.
• He has demonstrated that the materials for such a work are abundant, and a glance at the mortal career of Fitch will show him to be an uncommonly interesting subject.
• John Fitch was born in Windsor, Connecticut, in 1743.
• A great deal of evidence in regard to the character and practices of these two men came from the stout burglar, commonly known as Barney Fitch.
• The girl was coming in again in a few days to hear the result of a cable they had sent to Australia where the pearls had been the last Larrabee and Fitch knew.
• A scouting force of French and Canadians under Trepezec and Langy had been trapped by rangers under Rogers and troops under Fitch and Lyman.
• Ralph Fitch, made by the way of the Leuant Sea to Syria, and ouerland to Balsara, and thence into the East Indies, and beyond, In the yeere 1583.
• All acting rights, both professional and amateur, are reserved by Clyde Fitch.
• By whom was the Steam Engine first applied to the purposes of Navigation? By John Fitch, of Pennsylvania.
• One of the most noteworthy institutions in the city is the Charity Organisation Society, with headquarters in Fitch Institute.
• Fitch, at any rate, in order to obtain the promised reward.
• Fitch differed greatly from what it had been when they parted four days before.
• Franklyn Everett Fitch, for carefully reading the entire manuscript and making many scholarly and valuable criticisms and corrections.
• Later on they found that in some mysterious way a bag of flour, a fitch of bacon, a small bag of salt, and a few other small articles had been taken from the cook tent.
• Fitch and Withers had heard me say that the investigating committee would find nothing against Abel Geddis, and they had naturally taken it as a confession of my own guilt.
• Newbury to John Eldred and William Shals 7 A second letter from the same to the same 8 A letter from the same to Leonard Poore 9 A letter from Ralph Fitch to Leonard Poore V.
• Fitch removed into the interior of Pennsylvania, where he employed his time in repairing arms for the army.
• Fitch conceived the project of steam navigation in 1785, as appears by his advertisement.
• Fitch returned to this country, he addressed a letter to Mr.
• Fitch a Democrat, and each of these gentlemen occasionally raised his voice loud enough in politics to emphasize his party fealty.
• Fitch summoned him to his private room on the day indicated.
• His conferences were always with Fitch alone, and they were sometimes of length.
• Fitch had shown an interest in Harwood, and Dan resolved to take counsel of the lawyer before giving his answer.
• Fitch, and she asked him to walk into the parlor and wait.
• There was also the consideration, and not the lightest, that Dan was bound in honor to maintain the secrecy Fitch had imposed upon him.
• For ten years, struggling the while against cruel poverty, John Fitch labored to perfect his steamboat, and to force it upon the public favor, but in vain.
• The spot became undistinguishable as time went by, and we believe that there is not a man in the world who can point out the place where the body of John Fitch was buried.
• The company thereupon gave up the ghost, the boat went to pieces, and Fitch became bankrupt and brokenhearted.

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