Hank is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HANK in dictionary:

VERB:
• to catch, as on a loop
• To fasten with a rope, as a gate.
• To form into hanks.
• attach (a sail) to a stay by hanks
NOUN:
• a coil or skein of wool, hair, or other material
• a measurement of the length per unit mass of cloth or yarn, which varies according to the type being measured. For example it is equal to 840 yards for cotton yarn and 560 yards for worsted.
• a ring for securing a staysail to the stay.
• coil, esp of yarn
• A parcel consisting of two or more skeins of yarn or thread tied together.
• A rope or withe for fastening a gate.
• Hold; influence.
• A ring or eye of rope, wood, or iron, attached to the edge of a sail and running on a stay.
• a coil of rope or wool or yarn
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to fasten a sail

Words related to HANK

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Words that contain HANK

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How to use HANK in a sentence

• If they lie well up the hank, out of reach of the spring floods, they will stay there for years.
• Instinctively Jamie felt that Hank was only defending him in order to protect himself.
• Hank lay at the opposite end of the lean-to from Jamie, and Bill in the centre, with their feet toward the fire.
• You noticed how angry old Hank became when he heard about that same thing.
• They found that Hank had half a dozen cowboys with him, some of the most daring connected with Circle Ranch.
• Tehachapi Hank in the course of time, and arrived in Julia without further mishap.
• Then Hank he goes for his, and I have to let him have it from the hip.
• Smith and Godby were on one Hank, and Wheeler, cautiously feeling his way, hung dangerously upon the other.
• No one answering, he climbed to the top of a high hank and discovered a number of Chinamen coming toward him.
• When it broke down, as it frequently did, Hank, who was a philosopher in his way, simply got out his oars and rowed his heavy craft.
• There was nothing to do, however, but enter the hut, and Hank accommodated his guests with a cracker box apiece as chairs.
• My hank of twine I dropped on deck later, when I went out to breakfast.
• For Hank had obstinately refused to go home before the school was dismissed.
• The best fishing season is from April to October, when the fish come to this hank to feed.
• But, Hank, you look for the dark when the light would serve you better.
• It ought to show Frank sitting on top of Hank, while Bluff and Jerry surround the other tramp, who is on his knees, aiming his old gun.
• He took hold with Frank, and the insensible Hank was carried alongside the road, to where some grass grew, and offered a softer resting place.
• Hank had worked in a garage for a year, and this knowledge was invaluable to him in his business as a chauffeur.
• Hank Brown went on talking and saw nothing wrong with his mood.
• On his third trip Hank carried several government pamphlets on forestry.
• When he had spent his strength and most of his rage together, he let Hank go and felt tenderly his own bruised knuckles.
• Between gasps he shouted her name as Hank Brown had repeated it to him.
• She went fearfully, with uneasy laughter, where Hank led.
• Marion ran after him, glancing now and then over her shoulder, thankful because Hank had stayed in the trail and she could keep the great tree trunks between them.
• She hoped that the morning would bring calm, because she wanted to see Jack again and take him some magazines, and tell him about Hank.
• And I ran right onto Hank Brown, and he began asking about you right away, Jack, and hinting things and talking about tracks.
• Now and then he would let out a war-whoop that made Old Hank the Trapper shiver.

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