Mary is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MARY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Australian slang) a woman, esp. an aboriginal woman
• Marrow.
• the mother of Jesus; Christians refer to her as the Virgin Mary; she is especially honored by Roman Catholics
• woman
INTERJECTION:
• See Marry.

Words related to MARY

maries8 woman10

Words that contain MARY

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How to use MARY in a sentence

• In a little time, Mary appeared, carrying a tray on which smoked a hot breakfast.
• When Mary saw him come out of the room with the weapon in his hand she screamed in an agony of fright, and the hysterics of last night were promptly renewed.
• The tree with the cipher of William and Mary displayed its mark about nine inches within the tree, and three feet three inches from the centre.
• Sometimes the wind sounded rather like a child crying, but presently Mistress Mary felt quite sure this sound was inside the house, not outside it.
• It seemed so strange to her that Jervis Ferrars should go off to the rough, dangerous work of fishing off the shores of the inhospitable Twins if he were really engaged to Mary.
• Compared to that, what could Mary give? What would it, her one possible gift, amount to? She pulled herself up short.
• James Whitson Aldrich, Mary Aldrich Beechner, Robert S.
• Mary told her that he attended Sunday-school, and that, a few Sundays before, one of the children could not find his cap.
• But when, in October, 1463, Edward IV came to terms with Louis XI, Bishop Kennedy was willing to join Mary of Gueldres in deserting the doomed House of Lancaster.
• White, who, with her daughter Mary, searched the hall for it in vain.
• This little passage of arms strangely softened Lancelot to Mary Ann.
• When I went to Commercial College to study they asked me my name and I said naturally Mary A.
• FRANCES MARY PEARD GONERIL A STORY IN FOUR CHAPTERS.
• After leaving her father Mary went to inform Maud of what had taken place.
• They had been burnt at the stake, probably, in one of the persecutions in the reign of Queen Mary.
• We find this scheme of seizing the king of Scots, and delivering him into the hands of the pope or the king of Spain, proposed by Morgan to Mary.
• Notice also that it is said that Christ came from heaven, though He came from the womb of Mary, and His body was born of Mary.
• But if Mary had gone on beyond Monte Carlo, he too would have gone on.
• Mary wished now that she had kept his letters, and her heart was heavy with remorse because she had thought very seldom about him since her need of his sympathy no longer existed.
• The energy and conscientiousness of little Mary Rice have borne their legitimate fruit.
• Certainly Mary Ann was hideous, but her lameness was equally obvious.
• The admiral still held on his course westwards among infinite numbers of islands, and came to one on the 22d of May somewhat larger than the rest, which he called St Mary.
• Crabtree to Rose Mary, as he prepared to take his departure in the wake of the pink petticoats that had hurried across the street.
• Each moment Mary expected to be flung from the barrels, and clung till her finger-tips were white and aching.
• Put your hair straight, Isobel, dear, or Mary will think Jack has been kissing you! I saw her kiss the postman yesterday.

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