Herm is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HERM in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a type of statue, also HERMA
• a squared stone pillar with a carved head on top (typically of Hermes), used in ancient Greece as a boundary marker or a signpost.
• (in ancient Greece) a stone head of Hermes
• a statue consisting of a squared stone pillar with a carved head (usually a bearded Hermes) on top; used in ancient Greece as a boundary marker or signpost

Words related to HERM

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Words that contain HERM

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How to use HERM in a sentence

• At sunset Alderney was far astern, and three of its sister islands, Sark, Herm, and Jethau, were in view ahead.
• She herself lay facing west, gazing longingly at Herm and Jethou, with the long line of Guernsey behind.
• Down Great Russel, between them and Herm, two great ships were driving furiously, with every sail at fullest stretch and the white waves boiling under their bows.
• Herm and Jethou were darker spots on the dimness beyond, and Guernsey was not to be seen.
• The shadows behind Herm and Jethou thickened and darkened.
• I pulled out of the little bay and ran up my lug and sped straight across to Herm.
• So I crept round the south of Herm and drew into the little roadstead on the west.
• It was Torode of Herm, and in a flash I saw to the bottom of his treachery and my own great peril.
• The passage was a short one, about as far I thought as, say, from the anchorage at Herm to the landing-place.
• For Carette and my mother and home and everything lay up the climbing way, and I believed, poor fool, that I had got the better of a man like Torode of Herm.
• He would carry her off, gather his gear on Herm, and be away before Peter Port could lift a hand to stop him.
• Had my brain been working quietly I should probably have doubted the wisdom of crossing to Herm in daylight.
• I had given you up before, and when I knew you had gone across to Herm I gave you up again.
• And looking, we saw three boats pull out from the channel between Herm and Jethou.
• But if he had not come I could not have got to Herm before they set their watch boats.
• He has got there all right, for there is fighting on Herm.
• The sun was dropping behind Herm into a dark bank of clouds which lay all along the western sky.
• And we seemed to be all waiting for what should come out of Herm along the red path of the sun.
• And Tintageu, and the black Gouliot rocks, and all the straining headlands seemed to look at us for a moment, and then turned and stared out anxiously at Herm.
• Torode of Herm was a name known in all those coasts.
• His leg had taken longer to heal than it might have done, and, failing my information against the Herm men, his was of use to the authorities in preparing the charge against them.
• It was a very low tide, too, and every rock was bared, so that from the white spit of Herm it seemed as though a long dark line of ships sped northwards towards the Casquets.
• We ran swiftly up Great Russel under the strong west wind, until, by the longer swing of the seas, we knew we were free of the rocks and islands north of Herm.
• Showing the bluff from which the men of SARK fired down on the men of HERM as they landed the boats.
• O ye in the house, my dear warriors, will ye not take your prey? HERM.
• Herm and Jethou lay sleeping in the eye of the sun.
• He is scarcely out of one peril before he is into another, and quite split-hairbreadth are his escapes from the Terrible Torode of Herm.

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