Hayward is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HAYWARD in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a parish officer in charge of enclosures and fences
• an officer having charge of hedges and fences around a town common, especially to keep cattle from breaking through and to impound stray cattle.
• An officer who is appointed to guard hedges, and to keep cattle from breaking or cropping them, and whose further duty it is to impound animals found running at large.
• parish officer in charge of enclosures and fences
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an officer who tends cattle

Words related to HAYWARD

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Words that contain HAYWARD

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How to use HAYWARD in a sentence

• As to the afternoon service, I need say nothing, for, though respectable, I have no doubt Brother Hayward has preached many better sermons since.
• In this part of the service Sister Hayward led off with her accustomed ability and spirit, making a marked feature of the exercises.
• Brother Hayward entered the Conference in 1850, and had been stationed at Waupaca, Dartford, Metomon, Berlin, Wausau, and Sheboygan.
• Hayward Field is another gentleman who has been exhibiting the breed for very many years, and has owned several good terriers.
• Norton, in a letter to Hayward, gives an authentic picture of him at this time.
• WILLIAM HAYWARD OF 369TH INFANTRY PLAYING BASEBALL WITH HIS NEGRO SOLDIERS AT ST.
• The 15th New York was commanded by Colonel William Hayward, a white man.
• The regiment had been organized by Colonel Hayward at the suggestion of Governor Whitman of New York.
• Colonel Hayward has pointed with pride to the fact that in all their territory there was not a wreck, an explosion, an escaped prisoner or any other trouble.
• Colonel Hayward has been laboring to have the organization made a permanent one composed entirely of men of the Negro race.
• Hayward, a man of some note, but not gifted in speech, was invited to respond to the toast to Acton.
• Hayward fell mortally wounded at Lexington in a personal recontre with a British soldier.
• It was fatal to both, though Hayward survived several hours.
• Hayward and Hosmer were both sons of deacons in the church and were sent forth that morning upon an errand of death with the paternal blessing.
• On the 20th of April, 1775, these homes were deserted that all might pay the last tribute of respect to Davis, Hayward and Hosmer.
• He held the car to a hurry-home pace that was well within the law, and worked into the direct route to Hayward.
• Hayward summoned to come from there to identify the trinkets of his murdered brother.
• A cheque drawn by the dead Hayward in favour of King came to the surface in a British Columbia bank.
• The result was that Charles King of Utah was found guilty of the murder of Edward Hayward and paid the death penalty.
• During his late transient prosperity, he had employed a man, Nathaniel Hayward by name, who had been foreman of one of the extinct India-rubber companies.
• The Spreckels Building, the Hayward Building, the St.
• Alfred Hayward, whose good taste has added greatly to its natural beauties.

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