Moose is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MOOSE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a large deer found in Canada
• a large deer with palmate antlers and a growth of skin hanging from the neck, native to northern Eurasia and northern North America.
• large N American deer
• A large cervine mammal (Alces machlis, or A. Americanus), native of the Northern United States and Canada. The adult male is about as large as a horse, and has very large, palmate antlers. It closely resembles the European elk, and by many zoologists is considered the same species. See Elk.
• large northern deer with enormous flattened antlers in the male; called `elk\' in Europe and `moose\' in North America
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a ruminant mammal

Words related to MOOSE

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Words that contain MOOSE

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How to use MOOSE in a sentence

• As we rounded the point just below the lake there, and looked out upon the broad water, I saw the moose I spoke of, feeding.
• He dashed under the log where I stood, and the moose after him like mad.
• All this pains I took because I did not wish to be obliged to say merely that the moose was very large.
• Joe told us of some hunters who a year or two before had shot down several oxen by night, somewhere in the Maine woods, mistaking them for moose.
• I asked Sabattis, after he came home, if the moose never attacked him.
• There were thick skins of the moose and there was much dried meat.
• And yet again, they come to where the moose had made to mount the bank and gain the timber.
• When we went on the hunt we must creep so close to the moose that a spear-cast would cover the distance.
• Early in the morning a young moose allowed them to pass within a hundred yards of him.
• Fuller, wishing to exchange some nice dried moose meat for some new milk.
• Like a moose leaping through a marsh he turned back to his cabin for his rifle.
• The tracks of the moose he paid no attention to, never dreaming that they concerned him in the least.
• He had for several days spread the report that large herds of caribou and moose had appeared in a part of the country forty miles west of the St.
• Then as the moose stepped forward and its right side was presented to view, he pulled the trigger.
• So intent had he been upon following the moose, that he had lost all trace of his bearings, and he knew not the way back to the camp.
• The latter was an excellent cook, and prided himself upon his ability to provide a most delicious repast, whether of moose meat or fried salmon.
• It explained to him the inner meaning of most things that had happened since Jean shot the moose.
• And late that same evening, by dint of a favorable breeze that kept the canoe flying, and some hard pulling up Lone Moose Creek, Thompson and the breed boy reached home.
• On that day Injun and Whitey were free from the teachings of John Big Moose, and were out on the plains for antelope.
• Yes, it was rather distracting, but John Big Moose was very patient about the lessons, though he had been eager for knowledge himself.
• Bill Jordan and John Big Moose were in the living-room.
• I really suspect you will find that the moose, the round-horned elk, and the American deer are species not existing in Europe.
• The moose was plunging through the narrow stream, and a moment later sprang ashore and came bounding up the gully toward the horse.
• Soon one of the newly arrived moose hunters drew out a large flask, from which all three drank.
• I guess she figured on charming the bear and the moose, or the simple aborigines who dwell in this neck of the woods.
• The elk or moose, whose home is in the northern part of America and Europe, is a powerful and large animal, sometimes seven feet in height, and is able to endure much cold.
• Yet to those long slender ears of the bull moose, slanting beyond the heavy plates of his horns, there came a sound.
• There lay the heroic old moose, now nothing more than a skeleton.
• But even now, though the trail was fresher and deeper, so disguised had it become by falling snow that a passing hunter might have thought a moose or caribou had passed that way.
• The cattle grew oneasy, and all at once a herd of moose bounded into our chopping, and a lot of bears after them, all running as if for dear life.
• When the Moose committee met to decide what sort of school it would build, somebody suggested a normal school, a school to teach the young how to become teachers.
• Late in the second day out, they came suddenly on a young moose.
• I thought of fights between bucks, and bull moose, how two bulls will sometimes lock horns in a rush, and are too weakened to break the lock, and so die together of exhaustion.

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