Lad is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LAD in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a boy or youth
• a boy or young man (often as a form of address)
• a group of men sharing recreational, working, or other interests
• a young man
• a stable worker (regardless of age or sex)
• A boy; a youth; a stripling.
• A companion; a comrade; a mate.
• a boy or man
• a male child (a familiar term of address to a boy)
• boy or young man
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• p. p. of Lead, to guide.

Words related to LAD

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Words that contain LAD

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How to use LAD in a sentence

• The lad escaped the rain of steel that descended a moment later, but others in the turret were not so fortunate.
• He was only a lad of nineteen, and he went out into the world with all his life before him.
• And Abraham rose up early in the morning and took bread and a bottle with water, and gave it unto Hagar, putting it on her shoulders with the lad also, and sent her away.
• Farmiloe kept him cleaning windows, washing bottles, and the like, until the lad fairly broke into rebellion.
• When I heard of this I went to pay him a visit, and instead of the dying man I expected to see, I found a young, rather thin-looking lad, but bright and full of life.
• Among those who forced their way to the side of the boat was the lad who gave utterance to the words before recorded.
• A high-spirited lad who has experienced anything like this needs not to be told that it cuts like a two-edged sword.
• Ginger Nut, the third on my list, was a lad some twelve years old.
• The next day being bright and sunny, I engaged a lad to guide me on the deferred ascent.
• Nearly every lad in Port Huron, including myself, went over to Sarnia to see the celebration.
• The bench and the lad seemed to lie there equally helpless.
• I do thank you with all my heart for being so kind to a homeless lad and taking him in and giving him a happy home.
• To-morrow I myself will bring you the finest breakfast that ever a lad ate.
• Here he picked up, as a lad, some knowledge of machinery that helped him later on the Congo.
• He never would take another son for mate, because he thought he might distress the lad if he showed signs of comparing him with the dead.
• He would call his lad down below, and, assuming a tender air, would give the seasoned youngster a glass of rum.
• I was relieved at his appearance, for he was not the little lad that his song had made me fear.
• The poor lad was overwhelmed by poesy, and his own despair.
• It is not certain that a lad who does not acquit himself very well in this exercise at first, will not make a good orator at last.
• He had called, but the machine made such a noise, and the six little Bunkers were probably talking so much, that no one heard the lad.
• The clerks who had examined the Maid must have feared lest if they repulsed this shepherd lad they might be rejecting the aid of the Holy Ghost.
• And there by the door stood the lad, with the lithe strength of youth in his body and a fire of defiance in his eyes.
• The lad who was with me stayed and watched him, while I hurried back, unhobbled the horses, and rushed them into camp.
• The lad, who was present, waited with interest to see whether Mr.
• The bears were gradually moving forward, and every time the lad laid a stick of wood on the blaze they seemed to understand more fully that his defense was weakening.
• There had been another silent witness of this scene in the person of a lad who stood within the door he had entered just as Mrs.
• This poor lad was a great favourite in the service, and for a time his melancholy end cast a gloom over the little community at the Bell Rock.
• He was not only a very fine lad, but a very gay lad.
• Not a ray of the blessed light of Heaven could be suffered to visit the poor lad.
• How well do I remember the first of these meetings I ever witnessed! I was a small lad, and rode behind my father on horseback to the ground.

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