Maverick is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MAVERICK in dictionary:

VERB:
• to seize without legal claim
• take illegally
NOUN:
• an unbranded animal; a person independent in thought and action
• an unorthodox or independent-minded person
• an unbranded calf or yearling.
• In the southwestern part of the united States, a bullock or heifer that has not been branded, and is unclaimed or wild; -- said to be from Maverick, the name of a cattle owner in Texas who neglected to brand his cattle.
• someone who exhibits great independence in thought and action
• an unbranded range animal (especially a stray calf); belongs to the first person who puts a brand on it
• person of independent or unorthodox views
ADJECTIVE:
• independent and unorthodox (person)
• independent in behavior or thought
• unorthodox
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an unbranded range animal

Words related to MAVERICK

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Words that contain MAVERICK

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How to use MAVERICK in a sentence

• Should he happen on to the maverick he might give her a run.
• He was studying the moods and working to win the confidence of the Gold Dust maverick.
• A couple of times, glancing out of the window, Carolyn June saw him at the circular corral petting and caressing Captain Jack or the Gold Dust maverick.
• The Gold Dust maverick was suddenly flooded with a glare of light as the moonbeams poured over the top of the shed and streamed through the bars of the circular corral.
• The Gold Dust maverick stood, half-afraid, at the other side of the corral.
• During the performance the Gold Dust maverick stood perfectly still, save for a constant chewing at the iron bit between her teeth.
• For the space of a deep breath the maverick crouched, grew tense in every muscle, slowly arched her back, gathered herself together for a great effort.
• He stood a few moments looking at Captain Jack and the Gold Dust maverick.
• For half an hour Carolyn June petted the little stallion and the Gold Dust maverick.
• Old Heck was sore and he was ready to go the limit in backing the Gold Dust maverick.
• Captain Jack was standing at the bars of the corral and behind him the early sunlight glinted on the chestnut sides of the Gold Dust maverick.
• Before he got the outlaw filly to the stables a half dozen cowboys had recognized the Cimarron maverick.
• Friday forenoon Old Heck drove the car down to the stall in which Captain Jack and the Gold Dust maverick were confined.
• Women screamed frantically, hysterically, tears streaming from thousands of eyes because of sheer joy at the wonderful thing the Gold Dust maverick was doing.
• The Gold Dust maverick paces uneasily about in the circular corral and the Quarter Circle KT has settled into the hum-drum routine of ranch life.
• The Gold Dust maverick came to her, as if eager, herself, to get out into the night.
• Sperandeo was someone he could relate to personally, a maverick.
• Ingham, William Dunlap, Peter Maverick, Ithiel Town, Thomas S.
• Maverick, New Haven 1954 have not found general approval, but may serve as introductions to the way philosophers of our period worked.
• The Association made a rule that no cow outfit should employ a cowman that had been guilty of branding a maverick, or of helping the rustlers, or of working with or for them.
• Also to many friends all the way from Maverick to Pasadena.
• John Warham and John Maverick, both of Exeter in England, came to New England in 1630, as pastor and teacher of Dorchester.
• Maverick died while preparing to follow his church, but Warham settled with his parishioners at Windsor, and died there in 1670.
• With Nicolls were associated Sir Robert Carr, Colonel George Cartwright, and Samuel Maverick, as royal commissioners to visit the several colonies in New England.
• The white men killed with Attucks were Samuel Maverick, Samuel Gray and Jonas Caldwell.
• She had a telescope of her own, and when her brother did not need her services she swept the heavens on her own account for maverick comets.
• The delicate attentions of Maverick were more like those of a lover than of a father.
• In her wild exuberance of joy Maverick shares with a spirit that he had believed to be dead in him utterly.
• She surpassed herself in her toilette on the day of their arrival, and fairly astonished Maverick with the warmth of her welcome to his child.
• His church had a steeple on it, anyhow, so it was no maverick.
• We were soon in the thick of the fray, easily holding our own, branding every maverick on the range as well as catching wild cattle.
• Samuel Maverick swore that the people of New England were all rebels, and he could prove it.

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