Menfolk is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MENFOLK in dictionary:

PLURAL NOUN:
• men collectively, esp the men of a particular family
NOUN:
• the men of a family or community, also MENFOLKS
• a group of men considered collectively, especially the men of a particular family or community

Words related to MENFOLK

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Words that contain MENFOLK

menfolks17 womenfolk21 womenfolks22

How to use MENFOLK in a sentence

• A further diversion was created by several women crawling in, bringing food for the men-folk, in old lard-cans or native wooden kantaks.
• But she provided a fine supper, to which the menfolk paid the most practical and sincere of all compliments.
• The younger women, boys and menfolk who had been left in the towns and villages fled on foot.
• During these rites the men-folk were perhaps more pleasantly engaged in doing ample justice to a repast provided for them in the outer rooms.
• When our menfolk returned from San Francisco, they were accompanied by many excited treasure-seekers, anxious to secure pack animals to carry their effects to the mines.
• Fear of God and love of land lay deep in their souls, and side by side with their men-folk they went on in this epic struggle for the building of a nation at the top of the world.
• Alan knew the men-folk of the village had departed hours ago for the distant herds.
• Aldous gave the whistling signal which she and her menfolk always recognized, and hurried on with Joanne.
• It is very hard on the women to have their men-folk go.
• Ye fair-skinned, open-faced women should look to it not to show yourselves angry before men-folk.
• Jan propped and jerked himself feebly into the tent, though for months now he had known that it was forbidden to enter the habitations of men-folk.
• There never was any good in women trying to think for men, any more than men-folk can think for women.
• They must have searched the chronicles which evidently recorded only the unworthy acts of thy men-folk in the past.
• Waiting for the long council of men-folk to reach its conclusion.
• And somehow the woman in her demanded that in all the vital affairs of life it was the will of the men-folk which should rule.
• Gloucester and Marblehead were filled with widows and orphans, and half their men-folk were dead or missing.
• Then, little by little, in the various church congregations, there was a disquieting falling off in the attendance of men-folk.
• A few women had joined their men-folk, attracted by the novelty of the proceedings, yielding their momentary comfort to their feeling of curiosity.
• But she is not treated as an equal or as a companion by her menfolk, who are taught that marriage is for business and not for pleasure, and consequently that home-life is a bore.
• Her estates had been laid waste by the invasion and all her men-folk, save her youngest son, were dead.
• With his sharp eye he saw what men-folk were everywhere doing.
• Before each service the menfolk linger in front of the church door, with their hands stuck deep down in their pockets and the inevitable pipe between their teeth.
• Grey grows the dawn while men-folk sleep, Unseen spreads on the light, Till the thrush sings to the coloured things, And earth forgets the night.
• The dairy women of the farm laughed and sang and called out to one another in Flemish and Wallon rough chaff about their men-folk who were called to the Colours.

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