Ogre is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OGRE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a cannibalistic giant
• (in folklore) a man-eating giant.
• a cruel or terrifying person
• giant that eats human flesh
• An imaginary monster, or hideous giant of fairy tales, who lived on human beings; hence, any frightful giant; a cruel monster.
• a cruel wicked and inhuman person
• (folklore) a giant who likes to eat human beings
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a monster

Words related to OGRE

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Words that contain OGRE

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How to use OGRE in a sentence

• If he had been asked to cut out a pair of seven-leagued boots for the ogre, there would have seemed to his eyes enough of leather for them in that one skin.
• Chamberlain was by no means the ogre he had been represented.
• MacRae could no longer regard this man as a squat ogre, merciless, implacable, ready and able to crush whatsoever opposed him.
• She could not have vanished more suddenly had she been snatched away by the hand of some ogre.
• He helped himself first, chose the best portions, and ate and drank like an ogre.
• Both the text and the music make Fafner a sort of ogre, a simple creature, but, above all, a grotesque one.
• There he sat, refusing to come down, until the Ogre changed himself into his natural form, and laughingly called to him that he would not hurt him.
• It has made me feel myself to be a perfect ogre of a woman.
• They watched the Ogre stepping from mountain to mountain at one step, and crossing rivers as if they had been tiny brooks.
• One day a herald dashed down the highway, shouting through his silver trumpet that a beautiful Princess had been carried away by the Ogre.
• So from far and near, indeed from almost every country under the sun, came knights and princes to fight the Ogre.
• When the knights saw this they would rush down to the chasm and sound a challenge to the Ogre.
• When the feasting was over, and the guests had all gone to their homes, the Prince pulled down the house of the Ogre and built a new one.
• His three little children, cowering in a corner, eyed him from under a table, as Jack did the ogre in the nursery tale.
• But a man can never avenge himself On the monstrous ogre Life.
• He is more like an ogre than a man, with his face of greenish yellow.
• Our children twain are stolen away By Ogre Grim, mine ancient foe.
• Of course a Prince is the right person to deliver a little girl from a dreadful ogre.
• The poor little girl ran away, but she never knew what was happening to the ogre.
• Then the ogre came again, and the second time he was so dreadful that she even became very selfish to get rid of him.
• Arms and armor had been thrown aside, so with ease the ogre slew thirty of the bravest.
• The chance came one day when the ogre had gone on a fishing excursion, from which he would not return till night.
• We may have trouble with the ogre, but I want you to have no trouble among yourselves.
• Harlan sent an appealing telegram to him, daring even to solicit that ogre of the North.
• Everybody felt sure that Managing Molly must now be married to the Ogre.
• But he remembered that the Ogre had invited himself to sup at the farm that day week.
• When the Ogre came, Molly served up the stew, and the Ogre sat down to sup, his head just touching the kitchen rafters.
• Every morning the Ogre threw a big black bag over his shoulder, and stalked through the forest, making the ground shake as he walked.
• So they killed the Ogre and his wife, and took the industrious little maid back to her mother.
• If I had been an ogre and Jerry the youth allotted for his repast, he could not have shown more distress.

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