Hovel is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HOVEL in dictionary:

VERB:
• to live in a wretched dwelling
• To put in a hovel; to shelter.
• shelter or be sheltered in a hovel
NOUN:
• a small squalid or simply constructed dwelling
• an open shed or outhouse, used for sheltering cattle or storing grain or tools.
• a conical building enclosing a kiln.
• small dirty house or hut
• An open shed for sheltering cattle, or protecting produce, etc., from the weather.
• A poor cottage; a small, mean house; a hut.
• A large conical brick structure around which the firing kilns are grouped.
• small crude shelter used as a dwelling
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to live in a small, miserable dwelling

Words related to HOVEL

hoveled14 hoveling15 hovelled15 hovelling16 hovels12

Words that contain HOVEL

hovels12 shovel12 hoveled14 shovels13 behovely19 hoveling15 hovelled15 hoveller14 shoveled15 shoveler14 hovellers15 hovelling16 shovelers15 shovelful18 shoveling16 shovelled16 shoveller15 shovelfuls19 shovelhead20 shovellers16 shovelling17 shovelnose16 shovelsful19 unshoveled17 shovelboard20 shovelheads21 shovelnoses17 shovelboards21

How to use HOVEL in a sentence

• But he would observe that the Hindoo, miserable as his hovel was, had sources of pride and happiness, to which not only the West Indian slave, but even his master, was a stranger.
• Utterly exhausted, he rushed into his miserable hovel and fell to the ground like a log.
• At some time he appears to have been commissioned to illustrate the tale of Sudama the poor Brahman whose tattered hovel is changed by Krishna into a golden palace.
• The inside of the hovel itself had every mark of poverty and destitution about it.
• The latter proceeded on her way home, having marked the miserable hovel of Condy Dalton.
• Not a hovel this side of the Nile but will be visited.
• For half-a-crown a week he obtained permission to share a spacious drawing-room with two other families in a ten-roomed house in not much better repair than his blown-down hovel.
• Courtesy to the language will no more permit it to be called a room than it will permit a hovel to be called a mansion.
• A miserable stove of cast-iron, the pipe of which entered a crumbling chimney, was the most apparent piece of furniture in this hovel.
• He was forced back into his hovel and the door slammed shut.
• There was a small stove in one corner of the hovel, where a handful of embers could be seen at times, like the eye of some wild creature lurking in the deep gloom.
• Whatever the rest of the community may incline to, it assuredly seems that the wives, from palace to hovel, ought to be enemies of this great enemy of theirs.
• At last I saw a light which came from the window of a rude hovel.
• I will show you my prospects, the hovel, the alcove, the banks of the Ouse, everything I have described.
• At this time the snow was so deep that a tunnel was cut to the neighboring hovel where shivered our ancient horse and cow.
• At the door of a hovel hut, an old woman with a benevolent countenance sat spinning cotton.
• She rambles, in the streets, and in her hovel, and on the pallet where she is crucified by drunkards.
• I know that you are still living, and I remember far less our enmity than our happy days in that old hovel of Saint-Julien-le-Pauvre.
• And in a hovel worthy to finish such a voyage of discovery, I discovered Mr Elisha Mordecai, the man of untold opulence.
• It was close to the dry watercourse, a little lonely hovel standing among stones and a straggling growth of coarse grass.
• The poor are not as poets paint them, nor is there so much happiness in a hovel as they would lead you to expect.
• Harold said nothing, and stood leaning moodily against the wall of the hovel, evidently a prey to painful thoughts.
• Blessed consummation! Then Poverty shall pass away from the land, finding no hovel so wretched where her squalid form may shelter itself.
• The hovel had been in disuse long before Buck Thornton came to the range save as a shelter to some of the wild things of the mountains.
• They have a small hovel by the sea side where there are six small old iron guns standing on a decayed platform, in rotten carriages.
• The palace owed him no more than the hovel suggested thoughts of superiority.
• Convinced that some catastrophe was at hand, his intention was to climb the hill behind his little hovel, in order to reconnoitre the premises with greater facility.

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