Meads is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MEADS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• MEAD, an alcoholic liquor produced by fermenting a mixture of honey and water, also MEATH, MEATHE
• an alcoholic drink of fermented honey and water
• a meadow.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an alcoholic beverage

Words related to MEADS

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How to use MEADS in a sentence

• Over the meads, half-way to Milton, mother, To bear my friend, Frank Goursey, company.
• Hot steaming rains fell frequently, making the grass where the cows fed yet more rank, and hindering the late hay-making in the other meads.
• They milked entirely in the meads for coolness and convenience, without driving in the cows.
• Clare was now so familiar with the spot that he knew the individual cows by their names when, a long distance off, he saw them dotted about the meads.
• Among these meads and bowers had glided away the only happy years of his boyhood, the only period of his early life to which he could look back without disgust.
• The folk were at work in their gardens, or herding their cattle in the meads, and as aforetime they were merry of countenance and well-clad, fair and gentle to look on.
• Then are disclosed a wondrous light, pure places, flowery meads, replete with mystic sounds, dances, and sacred doctrines, and holy visions.
• Both companies use the central station, Temple Meads.
• Our way home lay through some flat green meads, crossed by a stream, which, in its turn, was crossed by a little rustic bridge.
• These lovely meads and plains were, for the most part, all solitary.
• The gleaming moon now glittered, the hills and woods were silvered by its beam, and the far meads were bathed with its clear, fair light.
• What have the meads to do with thee, Or with thy youthful hours? Live thou at court, where thou mayst be The queen of men, not flowers.
• Our two heath-croppers are in the habit of straying into the meads, and tomorrow evening you can go and see if they are gone there.
• And safe beneath them smiling spreads The green expanse of fertile meads.
• These lovely meads and plains were, for the most part, all lonesome.
• The meads were never cheerful except when the servants, of whom there might be some hundreds, were let out to walk.
• Their talk and their laughter mingling with the music of the meads Has now no meaning to me to help or to hinder my needs, So far from them have I drifted.

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