Howe is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HOWE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a hill, a burial-mound, also HOW
• a tumulus or barrow.
• a hill.
• a hollow place; a depression.
• United States editor (1920-1993)
• Canadian hockey player who holds the record for playing the most games (born 1928)
• United States feminist who was active in the women\'s suffrage movement (1819-1910)
• United States inventor who built early sewing machines and won suits for patent infringement against other manufacturers (including Isaac M. Singer) (1819-1867)
• depression in the earth's surface
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a valley
• depression in the earth\'s surface

Words related to HOWE

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Words that contain HOWE

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How to use HOWE in a sentence

• As soon as Boston was evacuated General Howe sailed for Halifax, to meet his brother, Admiral Howe, with reinforcements for New York.
• In June, Sir William Howe arrived in New York harbor and landed forces on Staten Island, his brother the admiral being not far behind.
• Wishes Miss Howe had come up to town, as she threatened.
• At length, my dearest Miss Howe, I am in London, and in my new lodgings.
• LETTER XXII MISS CLARISSA HARLOWE, TO MISS HOWE TUESDAY, MAY 9.
• General Howe remained with his army at Halifax until June.
• LETTER XI MISS HOWE, TO MISS CHARLOTTE MONTAGUE TUESDAY MORN.
• Believe me to be, with a high sense of your merits, Dear Ladies, Your most obedient and humble servant, ANNA HOWE.
• Nobody but Miss Howe, to whom, next to the Almighty, and my own mother, I wish to stand acquitted of wilful error, shall know the whole of what has passed.
• What is thy business? I hope Miss Howe is well? Fellow.
• So shall conclude with my prayers, that Heaven will direct and protect my dearest creature, and make your future days happy! ANNA HOWE.
• The man is alive at this day, and Miss Howe mentions the story as a very shocking one.
• After making temporary repairs, at the anchorage where Howe saw them on the 15th of August, the French fleet had proceeded again towards Newport.
• At sunset the allies were seen approaching, and Howe formed his fleet, but sent the supply-ships to anchor at the Zaffarine Islands, on the coast of Barbary, to await events.
• Howe with Franco-Spanish Fleet near Gibraltar, October 20, 1782, 231, 232.
• It was only natural that the commanding officer of Fort Howe should call upon the senior partner of the company for advice and assistance in time of need.
• With the exception of Emmanuel Howe, none of them were able to guess who it was.
• On the 9th of February, a petition was presented by Lord Howe, from the captains of the navy, praying for a trifling increase of their half-pay.
• Howe used, when his duties brought him to Worcester on his monthly visit, to spend an hour or two of an afternoon in my office.
• He did not have to resort to that because General Howe did not press him any further.
• He had been counsel for Howe from the first, when Howe was in extreme poverty and unable to pay fees.
• Howe, who wrote a sincere and able book on Synge, may be taken as a representative apostle of the Synge cult.
• Howe that the question how far his language is the language of the Irish countryside is a minor one.
• Washington could never have organised an army had not Howe given him every possible opportunity for months to do so.
• Howe that further agitation on the question might be injurious to British connection, and that the wisest course was to make the union as useful as possible to the provinces.
• August 25, Howe landed at the Head of Elk, and Washington threw out light parties to drive in cattle, carry off supplies, and annoy the enemy.
• We can imagine, therefore, his profound sense of relief when he found that Howe and his army were really south of Philadelphia, after a waste of many precious weeks.
• When he was satisfied that Howe was landing below Philadelphia, the first thing he did was to send forth the same cry in the same quarter, to bring out more men against Burgoyne.
• British warships, under Admiral Lord Howe, were in the harbour on July 12, and affairs now approached a crisis.
• Hickman and Miss Howe nearer to a par, that worthy gentleman will have double reason, when it happens, to congratulate himself upon it.
• On the way I arrived at a definite conviction regarding the plans of Howe.
• Howe was exemplified the identity of ideals of husband and wife.

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