Labrador is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LABRADOR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a hunting dog
• a coastal region of eastern Canada, which forms the mainland part of the province of Newfoundland and Labrador.
• a retriever of a breed that most typically has a black or yellow coat, widely used as a gun dog or as a guide for a blind person.
• large retriever dog with a usu gold or black coat
• A region of British America on the Atlantic coast, north of Newfoundland.
• the mainland part of the province of Newfoundland and Labrador in the eastern part of the large Labrador-Ungava Peninsula in northeastern Canada

Words related to LABRADOR

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Words that contain LABRADOR

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How to use LABRADOR in a sentence

• The Greenlanders and the Esquimaux of Labrador eat the flesh of bears, reindeer, and seals, and even drink their fat by the quart.
• And so it came about that Troop I, Boy Scouts of The Labrador, was organized, and in the nature of things the troop was destined to meet many adventures and unusual experiences.
• Such a time comes earlier to the lads of The Labrador than with us.
• A new field and a broader vision of life was to open to these Labrador lads, whose life was of necessity circumscribed.
• The seals of Labrador, it should be explained, are the hair, and not the fur seals such as are found in the Alaskan waters and the South Sea.
• His little vessel was to carry him to the bleak and desolate coast of Labrador and into the ice fields of the North.
• The Labrador coast from Cape Charles in the south to Cape Chidley in the north is scoured as clean as the paving stones of a street.
• He would return to Labrador himself and give his life and strength and the best that was in him for the rest of his days in an attempt to make these people happier.
• The twenty-five thousand or more men, women and children attached to the Newfoundland summer fisheries on The Labrador formed a temporary summer population.
• Grenfell, helping heal the sick down on The Labrador, giving free his services and his great skill.
• There is always hardship and always will be in a frontier land like Labrador, and Labrador north of Cape Charles is the most primitive of frontier lands.
• Enough is wasted every year, indeed, in any one of our cities to make the whole population of Labrador happy and comfortable.
• Some of these men he knew would go to any length to drive him off The Labrador.
• More money is needed to furnish it, but enough will surely be given for the homeless little ones of the Labrador must be cared for.
• The true husky dog of northern Labrador has the head and jawls and upstanding ears of the wild wolf.
• In the extreme north of Labrador, where the largest ones are found, they are but sixteen inches wide.
• The great difficulty that stood in the way of rearing the animals in eastern Labrador was the vicious wolf dogs.
• Because of the dogs, no domestic animals can be kept in eastern Labrador.
• As for the editorial pages, I might as well go to Labrador and hunt for personal friends as to read them.
• If one man can sail a 30-foot boat around the world alone, as Captain Slocum did, two of us certainly ought to be able to take a 50-foot schooner up to Labrador and back.
• Most of the Labrador fishing fleet had already sailed away, and the few boats still left were preparing for a speedy departure.
• In Labrador, under ordinary circumstances, the loss of such a quantity of provisions as Arsenic had carried away would have been a very serious misfortune.
• At other times they discussed the mineral wealth of Labrador, and Mr.
• No provision whatever is made by the Government for hospitals for the Labrador.
• In 1544 Sebastian made an excellent and celebrated map of the world which gives a wonderfully good idea of the coasts of North America from Labrador to Florida.
• Two years later the Cortereals, also Portuguese, began exploring the coasts of America as far northwest as Labrador.
• There is no stranger country anywhere than this Canadian Labrador.
• Of course open fire-places are unknown in Labrador, nor would they effectually warm the rooms.
• The sisters and children welcome us at the door, and for the sixth time I enjoy the hospitality of a Labrador mission family.
• Here, we have moose, woodland caribou and the red deer, besides nearly all the fur-bearing animals that we find on the Labrador.
• Thomas, and in the following year the Moravian Church sent missionaries to Labrador, the West Indies, South America, South Africa and India.

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