Grizzly is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GRIZZLY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a kind of large bear
• an animal of a large race of the brown bear native to North America.
• large American bear
• A grizzly bear. See under Grizzly, a.
• powerful brownish-yellow bear of the uplands of western North America
ADJECTIVE:
• greyish
• grey or grey-haired
• (of a child) inclined to cry fretfully
• Somewhat gray; grizzled.
• In hydraulic mining, gratings used to catch and throw out large stones from the sluices.
• showing characteristics of age, especially having grey or white hair
• somewhat grey
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• grayish
• a large bear

Words related to GRIZZLY

grizzlier28 grizzlies28 grizzliest29

How to use GRIZZLY in a sentence

• Cream-coloured specimens are not uncommon, and snow white with orange or black markings may often be seen, but the popular colour is grizzly grey.
• There is not a man living who, having met with a huge grizzly bear for the first time in his life in a wild, solitary place, all alone, has not experienced some such sensation.
• Once Thor struck the scent of another grizzly, and he rumbled ill-humouredly.
• Within five feet of him stood Thor! The big grizzly was as motionless as he, looking at him steadily.
• But the Grizzly rarely keeps up its great speed for many yards.
• THE BROKEN DAM A wounded deer usually works downhill, a hunted Grizzly climbs.
• This was the grizzly bear, which they were the first white men to discover.
• This was not one of the forest people, neither the lynx, nor the hunting otter, nor even the venerable grizzly with whom no one contests the trail.
• He became a Free Trader in the days when to become a Free Trader was worse than attacking a grizzly with cubs.
• He went to the spot where he had left the grizzly half buried beneath the rocks and earth.
• THE GRIZZLY KING The story of Thor, the big grizzly.
• He was a big buckskin stallion, six years old, and strong and fierce as a grizzly.
• After the death of the grizzly the animals had gradually quieted down.
• With his right hand useless, Boreland, good shot though he was, could never send the single bullet that must kill the grizzly.
• One morning they met and shot at five grizzly bears, but none were killed.
• Finally with the aid of my glass we discovered them perched high upon the bluff above where our grizzly had gone round.
• In time he ascended to the place where our grizzly had rolled down, and from there he yelled up to the Haughts, high above him.
• I decided if I met a grizzly that I would not annoy him on that slope.
• What a comfortable place to encounter an outraged or wounded grizzly bear! The manzanita thicket was preferable.
• I got through safely, though it would have been difficult to escape a wild, enraged steer, or a grizzly had I met him face to face even with a rifle in hand.
• He had set fire to a dead tree to keep the grizzly bears off, and about the time I got comfortably laid down, there was a pack of coyote wolves came howling around.
• The number of Indians, grizzly bears, and enemies generally, which, according to his account, he had overcome and made way with, was simply enormous.
• The path on Grizzly was so narrow we had to walk single file, and a false step would have sent us rolling down hundreds of feet.
• The cowboys had headed the grizzly off so that he was unable to gain the safety of the wild mountain gorges.
• The horrible claws of the grizzly swept through the air not a foot below where he had hung.
• It can be said safely, however, that the Grizzly is a far more dangerous animal than the Black Bear and much more likely to accept a challenge than to run away.
• In the heavy timber on the slope they encountered a large Grizzly coming up out of Volcano Canyon.
• The Grizzly had watched him until satisfied that there was no more harm in him, and then left him.
• The place I selected for further operations was the regular beat of old Pinto, a Grizzly that had been killing cattle on Gen.

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