Jordan is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JORDAN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a chamberpot
• a country in the Middle East, east of the River Jordan; population 7,600,000 (estimated 2015); official language, Arabic; capital, Amman.
• a river flowing southward for 320 km (200 miles) from the Anti-Lebanon Mountains through the Sea of Galilee into the Dead Sea. John the Baptist baptized Christ in the River Jordan. It is regarded as sacred not only by Christians but also by Jews and Muslims.
• chamber pot
• Alt. of Jorden
• a river in Palestine that empties into the Dead Sea; John the Baptist baptized Jesus in the Jordan
• an Arab kingdom in southwestern Asia on the Red Sea
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a type of container

Words related to JORDAN

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Words that contain JORDAN

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How to use JORDAN in a sentence

• Jordan was a gentleman, and even if he had doubted Julius there was no doubting the expression in the eyes of the man to whom Julius now presented him.
• Jordan has resided in Lake View, Chicago, since the spring of 1871.
• Late in June the army of Johnston descended Emigration Canon, passed through the echoing streets of the all but deserted city and camped on the River Jordan.
• If by His death He brought you through the Red Sea in the night, by His life He can lead you through the river Jordan in the day.
• And they pursued Madian, carrying the heads of Oreb and Zeb to Gedeon, beyond the waters of the Jordan.
• Let us go as far as the Jordan, and take out of the wood every man a piece of timber, that we may build us there a place to dwell in.
• Scriptures of Jordan and Eyssenhardt, Berolini, 1864.
• Indeed, with the exception of Jordan, Spragge is the only English admiral mentioned.
• He bathed, not knowing why he was bidden to bathe in Jordan.
• My dear High-priest, it can be but a little further to Jordan.
• Whitey decided not to tell Bill Jordan what he had heard.
• And there was Bill Jordan, with a letter in his hand, and something on his mind that he was dying to tell, but would rather die than not take his time about telling.
• So the travelers chose, for the second stage of their journey, the long road down the valley of the river Jordan.
• Jesus took his disciples and crossed to the east side of the river Jordan.
• In the meanwhile, two of the party, both natives of the city, Munson and Cole Jordan, went in to scout.
• Before them lay rolling woodland cut into sections by deep ravines which carried swift streams to the Jordan.
• A half hour later the men emerged from the forest and climbed the slope that enclosed the basin of the Jordan on the eastern side of the river.
• Accordingly, they sent a small force down to the Upper Jordan, that is, to the river north of the Sea of Galilee.
• Jordan opened the door of a room which he told Anton would most probably be his, and had been formerly occupied by a friend of his own.
• Remember, I shall be on the other side of Jordan or some other stream.
• Palestine was surveyed from Dan to Beer-sheba and from the Jordan to the Great Sea in the years from 1872 to 1877.
• Esh-baal was carried across the Jordan by Abner and the relics of the Israelitish forces, and there proclaimed king at Mahanaim.
• The journey to the Jordan and the Dead Sea should never be undertaken by a small party.
• The Jordan waters, with the voice of approval, would deepen the mark of peace.
• Jordan with a further glance or word, but walked with swift step back to the task of which he was in charge.
• Jordan, by order of the commandant of cadets, you will confine yourself to the company street, leaving it only under proper orders.
• Poor Jordan has never been much of a favorite before.
• A long pull back it will be to Capernaum, he was thinking, a matter of thirteen or fourteen miles, for the leading boat is not more than a mile from the mouth of the Jordan.
• His choice of the fertile plain of the Jordan had brought him into close contact with its inhabitants, the Canaanites.
• Northward, eastward, and southward, extended for miles the level plain of the Jordan river, which plowed its way through its alluvial bed, six miles east of Jericho.
• Jordan, we are told, who afterwards assumed the character, declined to make use of the stage-book, and dispensed with it altogether.

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