Nanny is valid Scrabble Word

Is nanny a scrabble word?
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5 letters word
8 points in Scrabble
10 points in WWF

Definitions for NANNY in dictionary:

VERB:

NOUN:

a person, typically a woman, employed to look after a child in its own home.
a person or institution regarded as interfering and overprotective.
a female goat.
woman whose job is looking after young children
A diminutive of Ann or Anne, the proper name.
a woman who is the custodian of children
one's grandmother.

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to be overprotective toward

Words related to NANNY

nannie6 nannied8 nannies7 nannying12 nannyish14

Words that contain NANNY

nannygai12 nannying12 nannyish14 hootnanny15 nannygais13 nannyings13 hootananny16 hootenanny16 supernanny15 nannyberry18 nannyberries17

How to use NANNY in a sentence

The day following, it disappeared from the garden, and old Nanny, the housemaid, told me that my aunt had given it away.
Tebrick was as sorry to see her old Nanny as her husband was glad.
Tebrick into the cottage, where they were met by old Nanny who kept wringing her hands and told them Mr.
At the same time he gave orders to old Nanny that she was to put out food and water for her mistress, on the chance that she might yet be in the neighbourhood.
It was just the end of the raspberry and cherry season, the few remains of which were no little delight to Nanny.
It was settled that Nanny was to accompany her, and remain as her attendant.
Nanny saw her mistress turn pale, fall back, and faint.
There was a nervousness of manner about Nanny which made him suspicious.
But Nanny would not permit this duty to be taken from herself.
She seized a child in each hand and whirled them out of the room with instructions to go to Nanny and have their faces washed.

When he reached his own yard, he called over the fence for Tim to come and see what Billy and Nanny would do when they first saw each other.
Then he butted the cart over and spilled the milk and told Nanny to turn around and run toward home and he would keep Mike off.
Nanny did as she was told and soon the harness broke and let her loose from the overturned cart.
After running away from Mike, Nanny showed Billy the way into the country, for she knew the road well, as she had had to draw a can of milk to town every morning.
After eating one of these and allowing Nanny to eat the other, he felt a little less angry and commenced to smell around for something else equally as good.
When Nanny saw her Billy all bloody she commenced to cry and wanted to know who had shot him.
This explanation satisfied Nanny and she asked no questions.
As he ran, he made up his mind he would find Nanny once more, even if he had to spend the rest of his life looking for her.
It was a good thing that Billy had these qualities, or he never would have found Nanny again.
But what was the matter with Billy? He felt as strong and young as Nanny herself, and had forgotten his thirst and weariness of a few moments ago.
His lurking-place, in the defiles of the John Crow Mountains, was named Nanny Town, after his wife.
At length a British officer succeeded in dragging two mountain howitzers up the cliffs to a position from which Nanny Town, the inaccessible Maroon stronghold, could be shelled.
That was the end of the chase, and immediately afterwards the sportsmen found old Nanny laid up in bed with a sore leg.
He did not intend to milk any nanny goats, so that settled the goat question for Casey.
There were even moments when Nanny Corey, like her father, had glimpses of what Tom had called her humour, but it was perhaps too unlike their own to be easily recognisable.
His wife, Nanny, was a hale and cheerful woman, with a fastidious love of cleanliness, and order, and quietness, too, for she was more than seventy years of age.

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