Hale is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HALE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to compel to go
• drag or draw forcibly
• To pull; to drag; to haul.
• to cause to do through pressure or necessity, by physical, moral or intellectual means :
• draw slowly or heavily
• pull or drag
NOUN:
• Welfare.
• a soldier of the American Revolution who was hanged as a spy by the British; his last words were supposed to have been `I only regret that I have but one life to give for my country\' (1755-1776)
• United States astronomer who discovered that sunspots are associated with strong magnetic fields (1868-1938)
• prolific United States writer (1822-1909)
ADJECTIVE:
• healthy
• (of an old person) strong and healthy
• healthy, robust
• Sound; entire; healthy; robust; not impaired; as, a hale body.
• exhibiting or restored to vigorous good health

Words related to HALE

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Words that contain HALE

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How to use HALE in a sentence

• Haeckel, 187, 228 Hale, Lord Chief Justice, 139 Harrison, Frederic, 188, 223 Hegel, 184 sqq.
• He is a hundred and twenty years old, but hale and vigorous still.
• Hale, Horatio Haupt, Paul Hernandez, Francisco Hernandez, M.
• He appeared hale and cheerful, and answered our questions in distinct intelligible language.
• The figure of a well-built and hale gentleman, past middle age, of dignified carriage and pleasant features, was revealed.
• By midnight they came within call of the ship, when the Captain ordered Robinson to hale her, and tell them that with great difficulty they had found the men at last.
• There he was, a hale, active man of three-and-forty, of busy habits, and regular mind, suddenly thrown upon the world without occupation.
• The captain, though well on in years, was still hale and active, and, being tall and spare, he had a great advantage of me.
• And Rodobald was hale at sixty-five and mad as the hare of March.
• He is a hale and hearty blacksmith, and has lived for fifteen years in this purely indian town, where he has gained almost unbounded influence among the simple natives.
• She had continued wonderfully hale and hearty for one of her years until about two weeks before her death.
• On that, Hale named to him four others who were to be engaged, two of whom, said Hitchburn, are now dead, and two living.
• Hitchburn, when he had got all he wanted out of Hale, declined in a friendly way.
• He is hale and hearty in constitution, looks much younger than he really is, and will doubtless live to be fully as old as his father was at the time of his death.
• Eugene Hale, his most intimate friend and strongest supporter, to succeed Mr.
• In his tulip-garden there by the town, Overlooking the sluggish stream, With his Moorish cap and dressing-gown, The old sea-captain, hale and brown, Walks in a waking dream.
• Hale had lit his black pipe, and my silent servant placed at his elbow the whisky and soda, then tiptoed out of the room.
• Count George of Sparren, Who saw him, hale and sound, with his own eyes At Hackelwitz amid the Truchszian corps.
• Edward Everett Hale was still among us, and it was my intention to dedicate the poem to him if it should be deemed worthy of publication.
• All these noble cooks went into the sow, merry, cheery, hale, brisk, old dogs at mischief, and ready to fight stoutly.
• A conspicuous example of the dynamic Scottish Canadian, hale at sixty-six, is William Whyte, Vice-President of the Canadian Pacific Railway.
• Hale also enjoyed the prestige of having once been an intimate of President Wilson.
• That explains their unceasing attentions to von Wiegand and Hale, and to other valuable correspondents.
• In the broader pools of summer moonlight he showed as a hale and husky fellow of about thirty years, with dark hair and eyes and a handsome, downcast face.
• They were all young men, hale and stout, with strong resolutions to make Canada their future home.
• Such men as Lovejoy, Hale and the like have pretty much given up the struggle in despair.
• An thou wouldst keep thyself hale, keep thyself from needless fighting.
• Hale seems to know what young men need, and here he gives them the result of his large experience and careful observation.
• This was particularly the case with Sir Matthew Hale.

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