Nan is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NAN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Hindi) a kind of slightly leavened Indian bread, also NAAN
• (in Indian cooking) a type of leavened bread, typically of teardrop shape and traditionally cooked in a clay oven
• your grandmother
• the mother of your father or mother
• a river of western Thailand flowing southward to join the Ping River to form the Chao Phraya
• leavened bread baked in a clay oven in India; usually shaped like a teardrop
• grandmother
• one's grandmother.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a round flat bread

Words related to NAN

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Words that contain NAN

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How to use NAN in a sentence

• It had been a command, and Nan was not accustomed to such treatment.
• And Nan did not bother to use her vote because she found all the parties and all the candidates about equally absurd.
• The sea, Nan judged after another minute of watching, was going to beat Kay in this race.
• Neville almost wished now that Barry would give up Gerda and go out to Rome and fetch Nan back.
• Nan always liked to see her, would put up with her even when she wanted no one else.
• Bert and his chums stood looking at the steam engine and listening to the organ, while Nan and the smaller children danced.
• And as Nan discovered a second nest not far from where Flossie had found the first one, it took the sisters some time to pick up all the eggs.
• For nearly six years now she and Nan had shared the flat they were living in.
• Nan appealed to him as no other woman had ever done.
• There was only one deduction to be drawn from it, which was that Nan, after all, still cared for Maryon Rooke.
• And Nan, as she lay in bed with wide eyes staring into the darkness, felt as though the door of the cage were slowly closing upon her.
• Nan shook her head, wondering what was the drift of so much questioning.
• Wondering, half apprehensive of she knew not what, Nan twisted round on the music-seat and looked across to where Roger was sitting.
• Nan and young Dugdale laughed and chattered their way in the wake of the several couples ahead.
• Nan wondered what was bringing him in at this hour.
• Where Nan expected another furious display Bud remained silent.
• But Nan seemed to realize the weakness in her momentary display.
• For all his preoccupation he realized something of his debt to these people, to Nan.
• And during the discussion which followed Nan was forced to stand by while the handsome woman who had supplanted her occupied the centre of attention.
• Weldon, old Nan, Tom and his companions, all had their eyes fixed on the young novice.
• Nan walked near her, and neither of them asked the young novice the terrible questions he dreaded.
• She had a vivid remembrance of the unfinished letter from Nan to her mother, which she had found and shown to Linda.
• Nan and Bess Harley were established with Grace Mason, in Chicago, expecting to have a fine time.
• He sent for this and the cutter, and insisted that Nan go with him through the park.
• If she had felt like running away as the party of young people returned to the Mason house from the moving picture show, Nan was more than desirous of escape now.
• Nan thought she had seen poverty of household goods and furnishings when she had lived for a season with her Uncle Henry Sherwood at Pine Camp, in the woods of Upper Michigan.
• Mason, Nan soon saw that that kindly lady would be both helpful and wise in the affair.
• Jennie Albert, however, when he was introduced to her by Nan, gave a much clearer account of the matter.
• Morton did that later in a letter, and Nan keeps that much-read letter to this very day in the secret box in which she locks her medal for bravery.
• If he thought he was going to find the two little twins in a fright at what Nan had said about being lost, Bert was mistaken.
• Nan had come to the ground because she would not loose her hold of the squirrel, though he had slipped through her hands after all as she carried him towards home.
• Nan thought of many things before she fell asleep that night.

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