Jess is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JESS in dictionary:

VERB:
• put jesses on (a hawk).
• put jesses on (a hawk or falcon)
NOUN:
• a short leather strap fastened round each leg of a hawk, usually also having a ring or swivel to which a leash may be attached.
• short leather strap used in falconry
• A short strap of leather or silk secured round the leg of a hawk, to which the leash or line, wrapped round the falconer\'s hand, was attached when used. See Illust. of Falcon.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to fasten straps around the legs of a hawk

Words related to JESS

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Words that contain JESS

jesse12 jessed14 jesses13 jessie13 jessamy19 jessant14 jessies14 jessing15 jessamies18 jessamine18 jesserant16 jessamines19 jesserants17

How to use JESS in a sentence

• Roy, Peggy and Jess and Jimsy were at a game of tennis, when a rather imperious voice summoned them, from the tonneau of the machine.
• Jess and Jimsy had been off on a visit and so had not been made aware of the fact that Fanning had returned to Sandy Beach.
• Like a blue serpent of vapor it dissolved in the air almost so quickly as to make Jess believe, for an instant, that she had been the victim of an hallucination.
• In the meantime Peggy had introduced herself and Jess to the young girl.
• Later Jess Williams took the old negro and went to the field where Edward Stevens and the boy were planting corn.
• A number of men went in daytime, without mask or disguise, to the Williams home and hung Jess Williams.
• So de slaves jess had to scatter out and leave right now.
• Some years we done well and some years we jess could live.
• I never did know jess when the Civil War did close.
• Jess will have the boys ready at the place soon in the morning.
• I jess lived in Mississippi till I comes here and Memphis and stay around wid the children and grandchildren.
• Uncle Jess mounted us ten horses to the man, every one fourteen hands or better, for we were contracted for delivery in Nebraska.
• Jeff went around to windward of the brush patch and set fire to it, and then joined Jess on the leeward side to watch for the reappearance of the Monarch.
• Imagine Jess Randall as a clerk in a drygoods store or in an office.
• Jess Randall stood by his side, her face aglow with animation, and her heart lighter than at any time since she had first come on board.
• Jess had prepared a tempting meal, and while she and the captain dined, Eben took his turn at the wheel.
• When the crash took place, Jess gave a cry of dismay and buried her face in her hands to shut out the terrible sight.
• Jess and John followed, talking with each other, though so low that Eben could not understand what they were saying.
• He recognised one of the visitors as Donaster, the man from whom Jess Randall had fled.
• It told of the mysterious disappearance of Miss Jess Randall, the only daughter of Henry Randall, the noted lumber merchant.
• He did not want Donaster to have Jess Randall, so it was necessary for him to do all in his power to keep her out of his grasp.
• Hampton and Jess Randall came to the house to see him.
• Hampton had not the slightest doubt but that Jess Randall was her own daughter.
• During the second visit as she was about to leave the room Jess suddenly opened her eyes.
• Hampton thought about Jess, the more determined she became that nothing should take her from her.
• Now she knew for certain that Jess Randall was her own child.
• Jess stooped, picked a wild rose, and inhaled its sweet fragrance.
• For a few minutes Jess held the handkerchief to his forehead.
• Hampton asked no questions, but seeing how pale Jess looked, she felt certain that something out of the ordinary had happened.
• How astonished the poor woman would have been had she known the truth about Jess! She went back again in memory to that night at the hospital almost twenty years ago.
• When, however, he learned that the Hamptons had carried off Jess, his heart filled with anger and jealousy.
• He must reach the island to find out about his mother and Jess, and how they had fared.
• With his head on her lap, Jess wiped away the moisture from the red swollen face.
• John is your own real son, and Jess is my daughter.
• THE END End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Jess of the Rebel Trail, by H.

Similar words containing JES without suffix s

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