Oakwood is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OAKWOOD in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the wood of the oak

Words related to OAKWOOD

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Words that contain OAKWOOD

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How to use OAKWOOD in a sentence

• His business occupied a double store on Oakwood Avenue.
• Just one week later they boarded the train and started on their journey to Oakwood.
• Oakwood is just wild to get ahead of Hillsdale in something.
• Agony and Oh-Pshaw had only lived in Oakwood for the past four years, having been born in Philadelphia and spending their early school days there.
• CHAPTER IX THE BABES IN THE WOODS Arm in arm Sahwah and Veronica wandered on through the woods farther and farther away from the Oakwood side.
• The judges, who were three military men belonging neither to Oakwood nor Hillsdale, sat half way up the hill overlooking the center of the grounds.
• At one time our way even led through a small oak-wood, a phenomenon almost unprecedented in Syria.
• As they swung past the aviation field and neared the Oakwood Heights station, a train pulled out.
• At all hazards, come what might, he must stay on, there, at the Oakwood Heights plant.
• The hero of the ballad was a knight of great bravery, called Scott, who is said to have resided at Kirkhope, or Oakwood castle, and is, in tradition, termed the Baron of Oakwood.
• At Oakwood every feeling, every anticipation would have been instantly imparted, but now she only longed to meet Annie, that to her all might be told without restraint.
• Let me clasp my child to my heart, when we return to Oakwood, unsullied, untouched by the stains of the world.
• Langford had the charge of Oakwood during the absence of the family, and Mrs.
• As soon as we are at Oakwood, Ellen, you shall write to Mr.
• Oakwood was to him as dear, perhaps even dearer than to Emmeline, for his nature and tastes were not such as any amusement in London could gratify.
• Hamilton succeeded in conquering his objections to the plan, and he consented to make Oakwood his home for a short time, ere he once more settled in his long-loved rectory.
• His two parishes were situated about nine or ten miles from Oakwood, and seven or eight from Mr.
• Sir George Wilmot and Lilla Grahame were also guests at Oakwood.
• Eval was in England, and wished to join them at Oakwood, for they hailed it as a sign that his fancy had been but fleeting, and was now entirely conquered.
• Hamilton promised she should be among the guests at Oakwood.
• Hamilton and her family were anticipating with pleasure the quiet happiness of Oakwood, and the event then to take place.
• We will not linger on the joyous festivity which pervaded the lordly halls of Oakwood on this eventful day.
• Six weeks after the marriage of Caroline, Oakwood and its neighbourhood was as quiet as it has been when we knew it in former years.
• Notwithstanding all her endeavours, her spirits flagged, and at the conclusion of the Oakwood festivities she appeared so pale and thin, that Mrs.
• Ellen anxiously hoped her brother would return to Oakwood in time to accompany them.
• He might, Edward gaily wrote, chance to return to Oakwood a grade higher than he left it.
• From that hour the name of Arthur Myrvin was never heard in the halls of Oakwood.
• The return of Edward, too, from a short cruise gave additional spirit to Oakwood.
• The little party at Oakwood had all either walked or ridden out, and Mrs.
• It was a happy, merry party at Oakwood, but the presence of Lilla Grahame was wanting to make it complete.
• Percy, though in affection for his parents and his family, in his devoted attention to their comfort, equalled only by his brother, yet never could he be to Oakwood as Herbert.
• Woodford called up a couple of servants, and sent one into Portsmouth for a surgeon, and another to Oakwood to the parents.
• She taught him to play at draughts, the elders thinking it expedient not to doubt whether such vanities were permissible at Oakwood.
• A week had passed since any of the family from Oakwood had come to make inquiries after the convalescent at Portchester, when Dr.
• I would leave him to wait on Perry, but they will not hear of it at Oakwood.
• It might, she thought, be as dull as Oakwood, and there would be infinite chances of preferment at Court.

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