Lind is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LIND in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a lime-tree, also LINDEN
• The linden. See Linden.
• Swedish soprano who toured the United States under the management of P. T. Barnum (1820-1887)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• variant of linden

Words related to LIND

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Words that contain LIND

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How to use LIND in a sentence

• I remember well the time when the great Swedish singer, Jenny Lind, came to Memphis.
• Lind, 435 James Monroe, 222, 226, 234 James Russell, 180 Dr.
• His temperament is essentially musical, and, indeed, it was from him that I borrowed, in a former paragraph, my description of Jenny Lind and her effect on her hearers.
• The Jenny Lind Theatre went down six times and the seventh building was sold for the City Hall.
• Lind that the memory of his first wife kept him single.
• Lind had taken a house in Westbourne Terrace, and intended to live there permanently with his daughter.
• Lind smiled at his nephew, happily forgetful, worldly wise as he was, of the inevitable conspiracy of youth against age.
• Reginald Harrington Lind called at a house in Manchester Square and found Mrs.
• Lind, as of a well-mannered man who had never learned anything, and had forgotten all that he had been taught.
• Lind considered he had had the better of that, and leaned back in his chair more confidently.
• Lind went back to his club, and then to Westbourne Terrace, where he was informed that the young ladies were together in the drawing-room.
• Lind, gravely, beginning, to busy himself with the writing materials.
• Marmaduke Lind, and your high-principled servant by mistaking the name or how not, causes you to ask the same question with respect to him.
• Lind, you might as well say that this workman of mine is a true lord or a true prince as a true gentleman.
• Lind, felt upset again by the conclusion of the interview.
• Reginald Lind has hardly ever mentioned the subject.
• Lind, whose daughter I have discovered to be one of the worst of women, has just offered me ten thousand pounds to marry her.
• Fenton, with an air of innocent wonder, that she had heard there were people living who remembered the first appearance of Jenny Lind.
• I must confess that Jenny Lind never quite satisfied me when she was here.
• But, father, Jenny Lind sang in this duet in Vienna, quite simply, and with a pure religious spirit.
• Gold says that Jenny Lind sings too coldly, and ought to listen to more passionate models.
• Although the principal part was sung by Jenny Lind, the work was a complete failure, and was pronounced by the critic Chorley to be the worst opera ever produced in England.
• It was mighty neighborly to lind it for the whole day.
• Jenny Lind sang there, during her visit to the United States.
• BARNABEE, ZERRAHN, PATTI, JENNY LIND, JOE MAGUIRE, SAM MAYER, HARRY GATES My career as a church singer dates as far back as my childhood.
• It was at about this same time that Jenny Lind took a long journey to hear him and to consult him about her art.
• Jenny Lind married her assistant, because in sympathy they were one.
• I was a college boy, and Jenny Lind was the first great singer I ever heard.
• Jenny Lind sang at Castle Garden, where I had sat nearly twenty years before, when New York had about half the population.
• We went out to see Trenton Falls where Jenny Lind had been taken as part of her entertainment, and where she had sung in the woods and been answered by the birds.

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