Girl is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GIRL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a female child
• a young or relatively young woman
• a young woman of a specified kind or having a specified job
• women who mix socially
• a female servant.
• A young person of either sex; a child.
• A female child, from birth to the age of puberty; a young maiden.
• A female servant; a maidservant.
• A roebuck two years old.
• a youthful female person
• a female human offspring
• a girl or young woman with whom a man is romantically involved
• a friendly informal reference to a grown woman
• female child
• a person's daughter
• a person's girlfriend

Words related to GIRL

colleen9 fille8 gal4 gerle6 girls6 lass4 mauther12 queyn17 quinie15 tid4

Words that contain GIRL

girls6 girly9 girlie7 batgirl10 busgirl10 cowgirl13 daygirl12 fangirl11 girlier8 girlies8 girlish11 girlond9 attagirl9 ballgirl11 batgirls11 busgirls11 copygirl16 cowgirls14 daygirls13 fangirls12 girlhood13 girliest9 girlonds10 homegirl14 newsgirl12 playgirl14 shopgirl14 showgirl15 workgirl16 ballgirls12 choirgirl15 copygirls17 girlhoods14 girlishly16 homegirls15 newsgirls13 papergirl14 playgirls15 salesgirl10 shopgirls15 showgirls16 workgirls17 choirgirls16 girlfriend15 papergirls15 salesgirls11 schoolgirl16 switchgirl19 girlfriends16 girlishness15 schoolgirls17 switchgirls20 weathergirl18 weathergirls19 girlishnesses17 schoolgirlish22

How to use GIRL in a sentence

• Casually asking a member of his suite whose house they were passing, Don Francesco tossed up his glove at the girl and passed on.
• The door had opened, and full in the firelight stood the girl who he had heard was dead.
• In one of his visits, he happened to find a young girl, whom he had sold to a trader a few days previous.
• Three days later the girl fell ill and died, and after her death her friend told how she had foreseen it.
• In the midst of his intense suffering he had been able to think about the matter, and had named the girl whom he wished George to marry.
• Clara Everett was a promising young girl, cut down at the early age of nineteen.
• The mother, the father, a young man, and a young girl, and three children.
• Then the girl burst into low-toned speech, glancing back constantly through the door she held nearly shut behind her.
• That wretched little Simonton girl has been absent three Sundays out of four.
• He always went to these meetings with some young girl, whom, of course, he accompanied home after the services were over.
• Girl! Girl! You must not go! The braves will know you warned us! POCAHONTAS.
• Her figure was lithe, though she was not a very active girl, and one might have predicted that at forty she, too, would pay her debt to time in pounds of flesh.
• The girl sat staring, dry-eyed, straight before her.
• For days neither of the sisters spoke of the pigeons, though they came often, and the girl could not tell what plans might be in the making, unknown to her.
• Poor Mamie! But it must be the gold and not the girl this trip.
• I feel like a little girl when you look at me and tell me not to be naughty.
• Had there been such a girl, he would probably not have allowed her to come.
• A miserable-looking girl with a pinched countenance stood by, his daughter or his granddaughter, whose dress looked poorer from the whiteness of the surrounding snow.
• Just why, he could not have told, but had the girl been what he had, for a moment, believed, it would all have seemed so uselessly hopeless and crude.
• Bernice would turn away in dread and look out at the swaying Trees and long to see some of her Girl Friends back home.
• One day I saw a boy and girl about eight years of age doing wrong, and thought nothing of it when my brother, who was fourteen while I was six, proposed that we do likewise.
• From the time a girl is old enough to think she knows she is just a girl, who her family hope will grow up to be pretty and attractive and marry well.
• It could not be that a young girl like her would stay away for long.
• There has been no one here but this black girl and me.
• The girl had been so late that her mother reached the Sinton gate and followed the path until the picture inside became visible.
• Hamilton compelled herself to think of nothing but restoring the still senseless girl to life.
• But he loved the girl, and this woman stood in the way of that love.
• And then the girl crouched at her feet and told the dream and the story.
• The immigrant girl is thus exposed to dangers at the very moment when she is least able to defend herself.
• He put himself into a very comfortable frame of mind, and the girl at his side, by her mere presence, added to his belief that this was a pretty good old world, after all.

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