Myall is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MYALL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Native Australian) an Australian aborigine living traditionally
• an Australian acacia tree with silvery foliage sometimes used as fodder.
• an Aborigine living in a traditional way.
• Australian acacia with hard scented wood

Words related to MYALL

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Words that contain MYALL

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How to use MYALL in a sentence

• Towards the river the country is wooded with a kind of myall, but not the drooping acacia.
• After leaving the creek we crossed the ridges and came on land with a good deal of rich soil and wooded with belts of myall, Port Curtis sandalwood, and western-wood acacia.
• It is surrounded by rich, well-grassed, high downs, wooded at places with small belts of myall.
• Almost half the way to Tower-hill was wooded with myall and western-wood acacia.
• The country we saw during the forenoon was of an undulating character and the soil rich, with myall and western-wood acacia.
• The country near the watercourses is wooded with myall, western-wood acacia, and Port Curtis sandalwood.
• Back from the south bank of the creek the country is wooded with myall and western- wood acacia.
• It is wooded chiefly with myall and western-wood acacia.
• The land generally is thinly wooded with myall and well grassed with the best grasses.
• An old native and a boy, apparently belonging to the Myall tribes, came in the evening, but we could learn nothing from them.
• The next is the Myall tribe, who inhabit the central parts about Cudduldury, at the great bend of the Bogan to the northward.

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