Lang is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LANG in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• (Scots) long
, , [SCOT. AND NORTH ENGLAND.]:
• long.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• Scot word forlong

Words related to LANG

langer7 langest8 long5

Words that contain LANG

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How to use LANG in a sentence

• The secret doubtless is that her large public consisted almost wholly of people like Ann Lang.
• But what had Ann Lang to do with stories so cold and harsh? She read Eliza Haywood.
• I am happy to inform my readers that there is every reason to believe that Ann Lang gratified this innocent wish.
• The English novel began in 1740, and after that date there was always something wholesome for Ann Lang and her sisters to read.
• For a lang time now things have been riding over men, and mankind has ceased riding over things.
• It took me a lang time to get used to knowing I had arrived, as the saying is.
• Becky Lang, had attended to her few household duties, and also watched our cattle, to prevent their straying from the corral.
• Lang and Don Anselmo took the table, Manuel and I the benches, and Mariano had the floor.
• I wrote to you and told you I had married Harry Lang.
• As soon as he had finished the last mouthful of his supper Harry Lang got up, and without a word to either of them, slouched out of the kitchen and up-stairs to bed.
• But Harry Lang had trained people well for his own purposes.
• Lang, looking ill, and worn to a shadow, seemed grave and abstracted, and full of thoughts which she did not share with any one.
• Lang, of the Engineers, burst this door open, and out dashed the party.
• Such a one, to mention one brilliant specimen in prose, is the letter of Andrew Lang to Horace.
• Lang, Die Leiblichkeit der Vernunftwesen bei Origenes, Leipzig, 1892.
• The week before the Yale-Harvard games he was notified that he was to run in the two-mile as pace maker to Lang and Early, the two best distance men on the squad.
• With more affection and admiration than can be publicly expressed, Believe me, Yours ever, ANDREW LANG.
• After this is intervoven a lang but pretty description of the house called Fontaines.
• Chief among these malcontents was the town bully, Nick Lang, whose acquaintance the reader has already made in a previous volume, and under exciting conditions.
• Nick Lang had been the bully and the terror of Scranton for years.
• Really it was high time this contemptible spirit of annoying those he chose to look upon in the light of enemies was crushed in Nick Lang.
• Then, too, there was Nick Lang, with a grin on his heavy face every time he glanced toward the other three fellows.
• It would be a shame if Nick Lang actually profited through such a rank act of treachery toward his fellows of Scranton High.
• Lang, of Coranderik, Victoria, a teacher at a school where aborigines, old and young, are collected from all parts of the colony.
• Lang made an excellent speech, sensible, and feeling, and well delivered.
• I looked for Lang and found it, for Hans had died, as had also Richard.
• Anton Lang has worked long hard hours to bring up his family, rather than accept fabulous offers for a theatrical tour of America.
• SINDBAD THE SAILOR The Iliad of Homer Adapted by Jeanie Lang I.

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