Ollie is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OLLIE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to perform a certain kind of jump into the air in skateboarding
• perform an ollie
NOUN:
• (in skateboarding and snowboarding) a jump performed without the aid of a take-off ramp, executed by pressing the foot down on the tail of the board to rebound the deck off the ground.
• type of skateboarding jump
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to perform a maneuver in skateboarding or snowboarding

Words related to OLLIE

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Words that contain OLLIE

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How to use OLLIE in a sentence

• Dat left me wid Carey Dee, Lizzie, Arthur, Richmond, Ollie and Lillie to bring back home.
• Ollie liked the idea of the trip so much that he simply stood and looked at the wagon, the guns, the pony, and the horses, and was speechless.
• Ollie reached out and gathered a handful of the drooping yellow blossoms.
• I explained to Ollie, and then dropped off sound asleep.
• Ollie usually went on these excursions after milk and eggs and such like foods.
• Jack, as cook, announced that there was no milk on hand, and sent Ollie over to the neighboring house to see if he could get some.
• Ollie returned, and reported that the man was away from home, but that the woman said we could have some if we were willing to go out to the barn-yard and milk one of the cows.
• Ollie and I had, of course, been laughing at him a good deal, but Jack paid no attention to it.
• Before we left the river valley, however, Ollie made an important discovery in a thicket on the edge of the bank.
• But through the rain we finally discovered a light a quarter of a mile away, and Ollie and I started out to find it.
• He soon found her, and while I held the lantern, and Ollie our jug, he went down on his knees beside the cow and began to milk with one hand, holding the gourd in the other.
• Near the house Ollie found the first cactus we had seen, which showed, if nothing else did, that we were getting into a dry country.
• I think if the weed had had a fair field that Ollie would never have overtaken it, but it got caught in the long grass occasionally, and he soon came up to it.
• Ollie had lost control of her, and could only cling to the saddle with one hand and hold to the big blundering weed with the other.
• When the pony came up to the wagon she stopped so suddenly that Ollie went over her head.
• While Ollie held the torch, Jack and I went to her rescue, and, after a vast deal of pulling and lifting, got her to her feet just as the hay torch died out.
• Ollie mounted the pony and I took my rifle, and we went after them, while Jack kept on with the wagon.
• Ollie and I ploughed along with the sand still streaming, like long flaxen hair, off the wagon-wheels as they turned.
• We went over to it, and found it so tame that it allowed Ollie to pet it as much as he pleased.
• Ollie had never seen such a display of horns before.
• While Jack and I were at the sheds Ollie stayed in the road watching the freight teams.
• Ollie sidled through the crowd and asked so many questions of the man, who was named Reynolds, that he good-naturedly gave Ollie one of the largest of the claws.
• Ollie got in and began to pass things out to Jack, while I went up the hill after the horses.
• Ollie said that her face was her only recommendation, but that she was out late the night before and broke her recommendation just above the chin.
• Ollie said that she was a first-class cook, but when we dared her to prove it she forgot my wife was a lady and threw the coal-scuttle at her.
• As a matter of fact, we were both in fear and trembling that Ollie would send a tomato salad from the kitchen and before it reached the table it would become a chop suey.
• When I went to carve the turkey I found a horseshoe which Ollie had put in for luck.
• The next round was some salad which Ollie had dressed in the kitchen, but the dress was such a bad fit that nobody could look at it without blushing.
• The ice was very good, but Ollie forgot to add the cream, so it tasted rather insipid.
• The next morning my wife spoke bitterly to Ollie and she left us, followed by the Thanksgiving prayers of all those present.
• The only thing about the house that loved Ollie was a pair of earrings belonging to my wife, and they went with her.

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