Lassie is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LASSIE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Scots) a girl, also LASS, LASSOCK
• little lass
• A young girl; a lass.
• a girl or young woman who is unmarried
• a girl or young woman.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a lass

Words related to LASSIE

lassies7

Words that contain LASSIE

glassie8 lassies7 classier10 glassier9 glassies9 classiest11 glassiest10 unclassier12 unclassiest13

How to use LASSIE in a sentence

• More than one Long Island lassie had thrown herself at his head.
• The Bonnie Lassie, wise of heart that she is, thinks so.
• On this point she sought the advice of the Bonnie Lassie.
• But when I insisted upon these, and she learned that the Bonnie Lassie was Mrs.
• Now the way of a snake with a bird is as nothing for fascination compared to the way of the Bonnie Lassie with the doomed person whom she has marked down as a subject.
• A barefoot lassie came down the grassy bank among the trees with a pail, and after washing her feet in the swift current filled the pail and bore it again over the bank.
• There was a bonnie, wee lassie who was to become Mrs.
• The wretched Lassie has killed every one of her litter.
• We had been about three years in the farm, and our youngest lassie was about nine years auld.
• Black be his gate that had the heart to leave you, for rank and wealth, my winsome lassie.
• In order that she might benefit by example, she was made to sit by the lassie Grant, the child whose clothes had been lent to her, and her education began forthwith.
• But she is a good kind-hearted Lassie after all and I suppose when she has got her full swing of Quebec she will be very well pleased to return home.
• White offered me a week or ten days, but I demanded three weeks, and stood to my tackle with a tenacity worthy of yourself, lassie.
• You were always great for magnanimity, and flamed up on it, dark eyes, white cheeks, and all, when you were a wild lassie.
• She was the tiniest lassie you can imagine, and very, very beautiful.
• So Boots set off, glad and happy, to fetch the little lassie.
• Lassie Jean took the bowl and carried it to a bench in the corner, and Lassie Meg followed it with the candle.
• Lassie Jean filled the spoon with the rich delicacy.
• Lassie Meg, believing that Lassie Jean had already swallowed some cream while she had had none, stretched out her hand to take away the spoon from her friend.
• Lassie Jean was not willing to give it up, since she said she had not yet tasted any cream.
• Lassie Jean in her turn snatched back the spoon from Lassie Meg.
• How often he wished he had not been obliged to sell Lassie.
• This was Roseen, a tall and comely lassie of seventeen, in whose pretty, saucy face, however, and clear blue eyes, there still remained much of the child.
• I hope you will like the lassie Eppie we have sent you.
• Left the captain and the lassie in the lurch, and died before she reached England.
• The poor lassie turned as white as a sheet when he talked to her.
• And when he was safe off, it is not too much to say, that John was not a whit more delighted than was his intended Irish lassie, Mary Weaver.
• Lassie, he asked me to lunch with him the next day, and he talked to me as if I was his long-lost brother.
• Cummie came to him as a Torryburn lassie when he was eighteen months old and was like a second mother to him.

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