Hamburg is valid Scrabble Word

Is hamburg a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is hamburg valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

7 letters word
15 points in Scrabble
18 points in WWF

Definitions for HAMBURG in dictionary:

NOUN:

a patty of ground beef, also HAMBURGER
a port in northern Germany, on the River Elbe; population 1,754,200 (est. 2006). Founded by Charlemagne in the 9th century, it is now the largest port in Germany, with extensive shipyards.
a black variety of grape of German origin, specially adapted to hothouse cultivation.
A commercial city of Germany, near the mouth of the Elbe.
a port city in northern Germany on the Elbe River that was founded by Charlemagne in the 9th century and is today the largest port in Germany; in 1241 it formed an alliance with Lubeck that became the basis for the Hanseatic League

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

same as hamburger

Words related to HAMBURG

hamburger17 hamburgs16

Words that contain HAMBURG

hamburgs16 hamburger17 hamburgers18 hamburgher21 hamburghers22

How to use HAMBURG in a sentence

The courier from Hamburg, who had passed through the scattered bands of soldiers during the night, had given the alarm.
A copy of a note from the special plenipotentiary of Hamburg, Bremen, and Lubeck accompanies the convention.
Doctor Talberg, on returning from America, had abandoned her in order to marry a young and rich woman, the daughter of a trader, a senator from Hamburg.
It was at the end of April, 1650, that Harry reached Hamburg, and a month later came the news of the defeat and death of the Earl of Montrose.
Thus many of those who betook themselves to Hamburg and other seaports on the continent had made England too hot for them by crimes of violence and dishonesty.
One of the first steps which Harry took after his return to Hamburg was to inquire about the gypsy maid who had done him such service.
We came from Archangel the 20th of August in the same year, and arrived at Hamburg the 30th of September.
These ties were laid in the tunnel at New Hamburg, a trying exposure, and when examined, in 1882, several of them were still in the track.
To Hamburg belongs the honour of establishing German opera upon a permanent basis.
From within three miles of Hamburg almost to Molln, which is thirty miles from it, the country, as far as I could see it was a dead flat, only varied by woods.

The busy, anxious, money-loving merchant of Hamburg could only have adopted, he could not have enjoyed the simplicity of Nature.
Julien made successful experiments in Brussels, Antwerp, and Hamburg.
He died in 1788 in Hamburg, where he was conductor of the opera.
Huldermann, Direktor der Hamburg-Amerika Linie, Hamburg.
Ballin, Vorsitzender des Direktoriums der Hamburg-Amerika Linie, Hamburg.
He left Zuerich in 1848 for Hamburg, where he founded a Lyceum for Young Ladies.
Printing was born in Germany, and the town of Augsburg had a newspaper as early as 1505, while Berlin had a newspaper in 1617 and Hamburg in 1628.
Hamburg has one public library with 100,000 volumes, of which 1,364,000 were taken out.
During the war the supplies were cut off from Hamburg, whilst Liverpool, becoming a chief port for African cacao, in 1916 imported a million bags.
The Duke of Brunswick had gone by way of Celle, Hamburg, and Altona, to Ottensen, a village on Danish soil.
In 1891 he went to Hamburg to conduct the opera, and in 1897 he was made director of the Vienna Court Opera.
Emigration is on the increase, and, of late years, the Russians, particularly the Jews, flock to the United States, chiefly through Hamburg, Luebeck and Bremen.
He constantly visited England, for the last time in 1888, in which year he went to live in Hamburg.
It can still be found in the Town Library of Hamburg.
He had now become personally known to the famous and aged organist of Hamburg, Reinken.
Handel had not been long in Hamburg before he made the acquaintance of a most remarkable man named Mattheson.
At Hamburg, in sight of steamers with cold boilers and the forests of masts of idle ships, one saw what sea power meant.
To Gabriel Hamburg, Pinchas was occasion for half-respectful amusement.
The German Government demanded the immediate release of the steamer upon the assurance made by the Hamburg owners that she carried no contraband.
On the way down he tarried in Hamburg long enough to give the good burghers a severe jolt.
But the uncle was magnanimous and offered his nephew the means necessary for a university course in law, with a view to subsequent practice in Hamburg.
Salvius, Vice-Chancellor of Sweden, a great statesman, and a man of learning, was then at Hamburg.
Farnham accomplished the journey, reached Hamburg, whence he sailed for the West Indies, and finally arrived at New York, having made the entire circuit of the globe.
The state carriage was seldom to be seen in the town, and now at this very moment the Hamburg steamer was expected.

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