Holland is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HOLLAND in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a coarse plain-woven cotton or linen
• a former province of the Netherlands, comprising the coastal parts of the country. It is now divided into North Holland and South Holland.
• coarse linen cloth, used esp for furnishing
• A kind of linen first manufactured in Holland; a linen fabric used for window shades, children\'s garments, etc.; as, brown or unbleached hollands.
• a constitutional monarchy in western Europe on the North Sea; half the country lies below sea level
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a cotton fabric

Words related to HOLLAND

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Words that contain HOLLAND

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How to use HOLLAND in a sentence

• In England, the same insatiable curiosity marked him as in Holland.
• The goodwill of England to Holland, to Switzerland, to the Scandinavian states, is largely based upon their achievements in science and art and literature.
• The provinces of Holland, till they were overwhelmed in debts and taxes, took a leading and conspicuous part in the wars of Europe.
• Whence came this pollen collected on the upper glass? Probably from Holland or Denmark.
• When this was completed the four ships hoisted their canvas and sailed together for Holland.
• Elias, and Catherine his wife, lived in the little town of Tergon in Holland.
• England was at this time at war not only with her American colonies, but with France, Spain, and Holland.
• The States of Holland soon followed the example of Amsterdam, and by a public declaration, discharged all refugees who should settle there, from all taxes for twelve years.
• But the greatest agricultural event of the century was the introduction of clover and the encouragement of turnips as grown in Holland, by Sir Richard Weston, about 1645.
• As a whole, English society remained much the same in Britain as it had been in Sleswick and North Holland.
• It is already declared between the Turks and Russians, and considering the present situation of Holland, it cannot fail to spread itself all over Europe.
• Priest is sent ambassador to Holland, in the room of Monsieur de Verac, appointed to Switzerland.
• But if we can obtain no equal terms from her, perhaps Congress might think it prudent, as Holland has done, to connect us unequivocally with France.
• What is now France, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Switzerland, Spain, and most of Italy were under his kingship.
• There was not room in the industrial life of Holland for all these people to stay there permanently.
• During a series of rearguard actions in the retreat through Holland and Flanders, Colonel Wellesley came first into official notice.
• The earls of Hertford, Bedford, Salisbury, Warwick, Essex, Holland, Bristol, and Berkshire, the lords Kimbolton, Wharton.
• Hence the memorial of the British ambassador was still treated with silent contempt, and there was no alternative left for our government but to declare war against Holland.
• It was proposed by the republic that the fleets of Holland and Spain should join the French fleet at Brest, and that the whole armada should bear down for the coast of England.
• While the arms of France were thus occupied in Germany and Italy, a favourable opportunity seemed to offer itself for the liberation of Holland.
• French wins its way more and more there, as English, I understand, is doing in Norway, and English and German in Holland.
• The Hollanders and Zealanders were now masters of the coast, but the Spaniards still held their ground in the interior of Holland.
• We have thus far seen, in the present state of theology in Holland, few indications of the vigorous progress of evangelical truth.
• It is not to be wondered at that he should find in the smallness of the country of Holland matter for a cordial jest.
• After travelling in France he settled in Holland, and married a Dutch lady.
• The monopolized railway company promoted immigration from Holland by largely increasing the salaries to such of the staff who were married.
• He had come from Holland, where he was studying, to take part in the war.
• That he held private meetings with the Deputies of some towns, with design to procure a majority in the assembly of the States of Holland.
• Could they have imagined that Holland would have seriously made a common cause with France, Spain and America, the British Ministry would never have dared to provoke them.
• I knew no one in Holland save Dicky, and I could not send him the document, for I did not trust the post.

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