Melons is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MELONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• MELON, any of several juicy, edible gourds
• the large round fruit of a plant of the gourd family, with sweet pulpy flesh and many seeds
• the Old World plant which yields the melon.
• a waxy mass in the head of dolphins and other toothed whales, thought to focus acoustic signals.
• a woman's breasts.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• any of various gourds

Words related to MELONS

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Words that contain MELONS

mamelons12 muskmelons18 pademelons15 padymelons18 paddymelons20 watermelons16

How to use MELONS in a sentence

• What I made by the water- melons I sold there, amounted to nearly five hundred dollars.
• The Pimos raise fine crops of cotton, corn, wheat, melons, and vegetables.
• The news of the melons and the bags of grain is spread abroad, and jealousy is aroused.
• The sweet melons and peaches were just in their prime during my stay at Tebris.
• The doctor and family evinced the greatest cordiality, and he sent down to my canoe, after dinner, a quantity of melons, some cabbages, and a bag of new potatoes.
• Melons, of both sorts, and of the very best quality, were now put into the ground, as were also beans peas, and Indian-corn, or maize.
• An hour of daylight remaining, Mark went up to the Summit to select a few melons, and to take a look at the state of the plantations and gardens.
• Melons, however, he could and did give them, and the human part of the cargo had an ample feast on a sort of food to which they had now so long been strangers.
• They were extraordinarily fond of melons, and Bob actually filled the cabin of the Martha with articles obtained in exchange for his cargo.
• Do not allow them to ramble after the fruit has begun to swell, nor allow the plants to bear more than two, or at most three, melons each.
• Strawberries, cherries, apricots, melons, and grapes might all be far better if properly cultivated, and scientifically improved from European stock.
• Two older men had balls, as large as melons, of some wound stuff that we presently found to be cotton loosely twisted into yarn.
• There are oranges of many varieties, some of them resembling large melons.
• It may be said that no man should attempt to grow Melons until he has had some experience in growing Cucumbers.
• It is a golden rule to grow Melons liberally, keeping them sturdy by judicious air-giving, and to give them a little extra watering just as they are coming into flower.
• The other, on the boat, began to fill a basket with melons, as if preparing to send them on board.
• On the 16th of September we counted nine hundred and fifty-four melons, many of them large and nearly all of them yellow and finely ripened! They had matured in ninety days.
• I had never seen any one eat so many melons as Peter ate.
• Mingled with peat was the tea-rose scent of summer rain and of running water, which is as the fragrance of fresh-cut melons.
• Other melons may be served in halves, with the seeds removed.
• Beans, cucumbers, melons, and a dozen other products were also grown in the family gardens.
• Melons are cultivated on a great scale in the country about Lisieux.
• Melons, fruit, and all sorts of bread are served with this.
• We were strolling in his garden, where he had invited me to look at some melons he was attempting to grow under glass.

Similar words containing MELON without suffix s

melon7 melony11 mamelon11 mamelons12 melonier10 melongene12 muskmelon17 pademelon14 padymelon17 meloniest11 melongenes13 muskmelons18 paddymelon19 pademelons15 padymelons18 watermelon15 paddymelons20 watermelons16

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