Lupin is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LUPIN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• any papilionaceous plant of the genus Lupinus, also LUPINE
• a plant of the pea family with deeply divided leaves and tall colourful tapering spikes of flowers.
• garden plant
• any plant of the genus Lupinus; bearing erect spikes of usually purplish-blue flowers

Words related to LUPIN

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Words that contain LUPIN

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How to use LUPIN in a sentence

• In my own case, as I had been having rather a steady course of Gibbon, I varied him now and then with a volume of Arsene Lupin lent me by Kermit.
• That it was Seth Lupin to whom reference had been made, there could be no doubt.
• Jean was gone! Where had she gone? What had happened to her? His thoughts suddenly darted to Lupin, the cowardly villain.
• Seth Lupin was the leader, and he was in great spirits.
• Lupin reflected that shipping the furniture would be easy work.
• Lupin had a very clear notion of the danger from the first.
• But what were those cards? What game was he playing? Who held the stakes? And how did the players stand on either side? Lupin could not tell.
• As for Lupin, he felt himself blush up to his eyes, as though he had been grossly insulted.
• And her arm strayed farther and farther and her hand crept along the table and Lupin saw that, at the end of the table, there stood a water-bottle with a gold-topped stopper.
• And Lupin was beginning to think that the men had abandoned the idea, when he gave a sudden start.
• It was as though her staring eyes beheld the sinister vision which had already so often terrified Lupin.
• But it was not necessary for Lupin to put further questions.
• He entered without a word, made a sign to Lupin, who had risen from his chair, to resume his seat and himself sat down at the writing-desk.
• Lupin carried the child to his car, where Victoire was waiting for him.
• But, with an inconsistency which puzzled everybody except Lupin, he denied any participation in the murder of Leonard the valet and violently accused Gilbert.
• The next day the inquiries of the police confirmed what Prasville and Lupin already knew.
• Lupin lunched quietly, hired a bicycle and came in view of the house at the moment when the guests were going into the park, in motor-cars or mounted.
• So as not to arouse suspicion, Lupin chose a large town as his headquarters.
• Lupin could see his pale features, his grizzled moustache, his long, lean form as he looked at his prisoner with an expression of content and of gratified hatred.
• Lupin shuddered, sick at heart, and realized that he himself could never have accomplished that abominable thing.
• Lupin at once effected his retreat, in accordance with a plan which he had worked out during this scene.
• That would have meant, for Lupin, a fresh battle to wage against a fresh enemy.
• The waiting became terrible, all the more so as an icy mist rose from the valley and Lupin felt the cold penetrate to his very marrow.
• Lupin was recovering a little consciousness for the first time.
• It was perhaps the time of his life of which Lupin speaks with the greatest horror.
• One morning Arsene Lupin woke feeling a great deal better.
• When they had crossed the Bois de Boulogne and were nearing the Square Lamartine, Lupin took leave of the doctor and stopped the car.
• Lupin walked straight to the house and rang the bell.
• Lupin was at once disappointed not to see Clarisse on the platform at the station.
• Lupin found two telegrams awaiting him at his flat in the Place de Clichy.
• Lupin sprang from the cab, ran up three flights of stairs.

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