Ould is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OULD in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• (Irish) old
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• Scots or Irish form ofold

Words related to OULD

old4 oulder7 ouldest8

Words that contain OULD

could8 mould8 nould6 would9 moulds9 mouldy12 noulde7 oulder7 should10 woulds10 boulder10 couldst10 foulder11 moulded11 moulder10 ouldest8 poulder10 pouldre10 remould10 souldan8 unmould10 wouldst11 boulders11 bouldery14 couldest11 foulders12 moulders11 mouldier11 moulding12 poulders11 pouldres11 pouldron11 premould13 remoulds11 shoulder12 shouldst12 smoulder11 smouldry14 souldans9 souldier9 unmoulds11 wouldest12 asmoulder12 bouldered13 boulderer12 fouldered14 mouldable14 mouldered13 mouldiest12 mouldings13 mouldwarp17 pouldrons12 premoulds14 remoulded13 shoulders13 shouldest13 smoulders12 snowmould15 souldiers10 unmoulded13 boulderers13 bouldering14 fouldering15 mouldboard16 mouldering14 mouldiness13 mouldwarps18 mouldywarp21 premoulded16 remoulding14 shouldered15 smouldered14 smouldrier13 snowmoulds16 souldiered12 unmoulding14 boulderier13 boulderings15 buttonmould16 enfouldered16 mouldboards17 mouldywarps22 premoulding17 shouldering16 smouldering15 smouldriest14 souldiering13 boulderiest14 buttonmoulds17 mouldability20 mouldinesses15 shoulderings17 smoulderings16 smoulderingly20 mouldabilities19

How to use OULD in a sentence

• The ould sinner was threatened with instant death if he delayed.
• The fellow was rich, Miss, and so the ould couple, ready to bounce at him, came out again.
• And now, Ellen, that I have met you, let me spake to you about ould times.
• She was half bent wid age, wore an ould black bonnet, an ould red cloak, and walked wid a staff that was bent at the top, as it seems every witch must do.
• Then comes the real ould Irish music, that warms the heart.
• Now, Fadher, you must lie like the ould diouol tonight.
• Morrow, to some of the ould squires of former times for a landlord.
• Their childher were shows, running about without a single stitch upon them, except ould coats that some of the sarvints from the big house would throw them.
• Ould Michael lingered lovingly for a moment among his flowers, and then led me into the house.
• Ould Michael introduced me to them all with much ceremony and I could easily see that he was a personage of importance among them.
• More than this, Ould Michael was a friend to all, and they loved him for his simple, generous heart.
• The bag was carried in from the stage by Ould Michael, followed by the entire crowd in a kind of triumphal procession, and reverently deposited upon the counter.
• From his pocket Ould Michael then took a clasp-knife with a wicked-looking, curved blade, which he laid beside the bag.
• True to his promise, McFarquhar carried off Ould Michael to his ranch up Grizzly Creek.
• What had happened to Ould Michael? While he lived his flag would fly.
• He gave me a warm welcome back and then fell into talking of Ould Michael.
• I pushed the door open and there, in the midst of disorder and dirt, sat Ould Michael.
• We took care that Ould Michael should be in fit condition to be profited by the Rev.
• He began to fear that the minister might possibly fail with Ould Michael, after all.
• I frankly acknowledged the same fear and tried to make him see that for men like Ould Michael, and the rest, preaching of that kind could do little good.
• We carried Ould Michael to his cabin and laid him on his bed.
• He was very anxious that the minister should see Ould Michael and, when the day came for Mr.
• But however much he failed with Ould Michael there was no manner of doubt that he was succeeding with McFarquhar.
• It takes me back again to dear ould Ireland where the River Shannon flows.
• And ould Santy Claus was there with a long white beard and a big pack of presents to everyone.
• My, my, it does me ould heart good to see the young folks enjoying themselves.
• The ould bachelor in Apartment F gave me a fine prisint.
• Sure, I thought it was me ould mother from Kilkenny.
• And when he came there the ould man took down a little bottle of ointment and rubbed Jack over with it, and he was healed as well as ever again.
• In the morning Jack started for France, leaving with the ould man to keep till the Queen of the Golden Mines would call for it, the purse that never could be emptied.

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