Lope is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LOPE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to run with a long stride
• walk or run with a long bounding stride
• run with long easy strides
• To leap; to dance.
• To move with a lope, as a horse.
• run easily
NOUN:
• A leap; a long step.
• An easy gait, consisting of long running strides or leaps.
• a slow pace of running
• a smooth three-beat gait; between a trot and a gallop
• loping stride
• a long bounding stride
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to run with a steady, easy gait

Words related to LOPE

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Words that contain LOPE

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How to use LOPE in a sentence

• It was a gigantic thing, and moved with a curious lope, going almost upright, after the manner of a man.
• In the same volume, page 191, is a copy of the will of Lope de Vega, recently discovered, and obtained from the late Lord Holland.
• Such was the habit of Lope de Vega, Gongora, Quevedo and the other great writers of the seventeenth century.
• They started away on a slow lope, but generally stopped and sat up if not too seriously alarmed.
• Arrived at the far edge of the timber, he could see the girl ahead of him, urging Challenge down the rain-gutted trail at a lope.
• He lifted his horse to a lope and swept along, the dancing shadow at his side shortening as noon overtook him.
• My father had directed my attention to the subject by putting in my hands a sketch of the life and works of Lope de Vega, by Lord Holland.
• Then he shook out the reins, spoke to the pony, and the little animal set forward at a slow lope.
• He swung his heels backward, and Redcloud broke again into the tireless lope that carried him far ahead, until there was only a brown dot speeding over the prairie.
• Halfway through Rock City the footprints ended abruptly, and Lone turned back, riding down the trail at a lope.
• Lorraine looked at the steep bank to the right, knew instinctively that Yellowjacket would never have time to climb it before the team was upon them, and urged him to a lope.
• The tall, lank West Virginian eyed the strange looking creature far a second, dropped the ax and started in a lope for his cabin.
• Don Lope de Figueroa, who commanded on the prow of the flag-ship, lost so many of his men that he was compelled to ask for assistance.
• By a supreme effort Silver dropped into the old lope.
• He was soon released, grew rapidly in reputation as a playwright, and, on the death of Lope de Vega in 1635, was recognized as the foremost Spanish dramatist of the age.
• Head down, and wisp-tail straight out, the brown bodies shifted from lope to mad gallop.
• Its original is a play by Alarcon, which Corneille at first supposed to have been a play by Lope de Vega.
• Witnesses were Ensign Alonso Osorio, Sergeant Mateo Sanchez, Alvaro de Angulo, Rodrigo Sanchez, Luis de Santacruz, Juan Lorenco, Juan Lope de Leon, and many other soldiers.
• Witnesses, Lope de Catalinaga, Pedro de Eseguera, and many other soldiers.
• Lord Holland made a charming book of Lope de Vega years ago, and Mr.
• Time and again I had to fall behind to a walk and then lope ahead to catch up.
• The miles dropped past quickly enough, though I rode only at the lope, not daring to hurry my horse.
• Were I to write as many volumes as Lope de Vega or Voltaire, not one of them would be without this tincture.
• The moment my mule secured a good foothold on the bank I urged him into a gentle lope toward the place where, according to my story, the cattle were to be brought.
• Gray squirrels, sleek and bright-eyed and graceful always, lope over the brown needles, intent upon some urgent business of their own.
• LOPE DE VEGA, and CALDEBON, in their dramas, and CERVANTES, who has left his name as the epithet of a peculiar grave humour, were Spaniards before they were men of genius.
• Holden asked no further questions, but increasing his speed, hastened on an Indian lope in the direction indicated, following the traces in the grass.

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