Gamekeeper is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GAMEKEEPER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a person in charge of the breeding and protection of game animals or birds on a private preserve
• a person employed to breed and protect game, typically for a large estate.
• One who has the care of game, especially in a park or preserve.
• a person employed to take care of game and wildlife

Words related to GAMEKEEPER

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Words that contain GAMEKEEPER

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How to use GAMEKEEPER in a sentence

• His game-keeper was waiting at the boathouse, but the postman had brought some letters that made him put off his sport.
• For all that, he must try to find his friends some sport, and after consulting with his gamekeeper sent the beaters on across the moor.
• As the game-keeper was leading him through the thickets, Karr knew only too well what was in store for him.
• He no longer trotted alongside the game-keeper, but walked behind him.
• The game-keeper raised the calf and began to drag it toward land.
• He jumped round and round the game-keeper, licking his hands and barking with delight.
• When all was quiet at the lodge, when no footsteps were heard on the road, and the game-keeper was working in his garden, Karr would amuse himself playing with the baby elk.
• The game-keeper called the calf Grayskin because he thought it did not merit a prettier name, and Karr agreed with him on that point.
• Then the lord of the manor gave the game-keeper permission to put up a higher fence and to allow him more space.
• WARDLE is the latest example of the poacher turned gamekeeper.
• I have already had to intercede for him with the gamekeeper.
• Frederica Hauffe, whose father was gamekeeper of this district of forest, was, as the position and solitude of her birthplace made natural, brought up in the most simple manner.
• Vermin, too, revel in weeds, which encourage the mice and rats, and are, perhaps, quite as much a cause of their increase as any acts of the gamekeeper.
• Often it was the gamekeeper instead of the steward who came in or was sent for.
• A gamekeeper calls with a notice not to sport or trespass on certain lands.
• Up far in these mountains lived a herd, or caretaker and gamekeeper, all in one, named Frank Finnerty.
• The game-keeper adds that within a few minutes of his seeing Mr.
• I could never have been a gamekeeper like my father, for I cannot kill.
• He had just reached his third dozen when he was caught by old Sam, the gamekeeper, and three fishermen.
• The gamekeeper said that he drew up his cob alongside the fence of a paddock wherein was kept an aged pony that the heir had ridden long ago.
• The arrival was in September, and the game-keeper, with the under gamekeeper, had for the last month been told to be on his mettle.
• Jones the gamekeeper, been talking with thy grandfather nigh upon an hour.
• I struggled to my feet, and confronted the gamekeeper.
• Nay, their game-keeper even buried two dogs alive, which belonged to his neighbor, Mr.
• The unfortunate fellow had been caught in the act of taking a pheasant from a snare, and the gamekeeper had acted under explicit orders from his master.
• If it is necessary to appeal to anyone, I should prefer the opinion of an intelligent gamekeeper to that of any professor, however learned.
• The head gamekeeper of this estate tells me we shall have a hot summer, because the oak this year was in leaf before the ash, though only by a day.
• And if this is true of the gamekeeper, it is also true of the greyhound.
• And in the morning came Sven, the gamekeeper, with a load of straw, at the bottom of which he hid him.
• One day he was fishing with another boy when a gamekeeper suddenly darted forth from a thicket.
• For about half a mile the gamekeeper was led a swift and difficult chase.
• She was always on the watch for some new celebrity, as a game-keeper watches for a hare that he means to shoot presently.
• You told your gamekeeper this very day you would lash me like a dog, and duck me after.
• This was a gipsy-looking fellow, with a very wild eye, attired in the manner of a game-keeper, and wearing leggings and a fur cap.
• She had married a gamekeeper, who had died, and unwilling to leave the country she knew best, had gladly accepted the offer of Lord Garvington to look after the woodland cottage.

Similar words containing GAMEKEEP without suffix er

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