Parr is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PARR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a young salmon, during its freshwater days
• a young salmon (or trout) between the stages of fry and smolt, distinguished by dark rounded patches evenly spaced along its sides.
• salmon up to two years of age
• A young salmon in the stage when it has dark transverse bands; -- called also samlet, skegger, and fingerling.
• A young leveret.
• Queen of England as the 6th wife of Henry VIII (1512-1548)
• a young salmon up to 2 years old
• the young of various fishes

Words related to PARR

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Words that contain PARR

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How to use PARR in a sentence

• While we were talking, his chief of scouts Dick Parr, entered and stated that none of the scouts had yet volunteered.
• In the Church were Parr, Clarke, Hampden, Scott, Sumner, Hall, Arnold, Irving, Chalmers, Heber, Whately, Newman.
• Parr, took a more selfish course, under the same circumstances.
• The question which he then put as he threw the parr back into the burn struck her as curious.
• Bolton, Saunders, Mivins, Peter Grim, Amos Parr, and the rest of them, were scattered in a few years, as sailors usually are, to the four quarters of the globe.
• Then you pass to ANNE BOLEYN, CATHERINE PARR and the PRINCESS ELIZABETH.
• Governor Parr, indeed, had a narrow escape from being recalled.
• Parks, Annie Parnell, Austin Pen Parr, Ben Patterson, Frank A.
• Thomas Parr lived to the extraordinary age of 152 years.
• Parr never was a boy, says, somewhere, his friend and school-fellow, Dr.
• At college Parr remained about fourteen months, when his resources were cut off by the sudden death of his father.
• In 1771, when Parr was in his twenty-fifth year, Dr.
• Benjamin Heath, an antagonist by whom it was no disgrace to be beaten, and whose personal merit Parr himself allowed to justify their choice.
• Parr far into our new and strange century, to which he did not belong, and he excited its interest as a still living example of what men were before the French Revolution.
• Catharine Parr was married to the King at this palace, and proclaimed Queen, July 12, 1543.
• At Norwich, Parr ventured on his first publications, and obtained his first preferment.
• That quickness of feeling and disposition to abandon himself to its guidance, which made Parr an inconsistent man, made him also a benevolent one.
• She left her English home and came out to Nova Scotia to secure a personal interview with Governor Parr, and do all in her power to get back the property on the St.
• Godfrey left Parr Town late in the fall of 1784 for Halifax, and soon after sailed from the latter place for England.
• Parr, Jeremy Bentham, and Dugald Stewart aided the enterprise by words of encouragement, both in public and in private.
• Another, Lucy Parr, the second waiting-maid, has only been in my service a few months.
• Parr, has the honour of having given him the first rudiments of a respectable education.
• Julian takes this as authoritative, and has no hesitation in ascribing the hymn to Miss Parr.
• He married Anne, the sister of Queen Catherine Parr, and they were both buried in St.
• Johnson, Gibbon, and Parr are the three writers who have done the greatest harm to the English language.
• In his most rational moments he talks of nothing but Old Parr.
• Parr, natural history of the, 640 its identity with the salmon, 643.
• Parr was accustomed to amuse himself in the evening with cards, of which the old English game of whist was his favourite.
• In the quotation which I proceed to make, Parr is assigning causes of what, as I think, he truly deemed blemishes in G.
• Parr, records his virtues and his achievements in literature.
• Parr did as much as could be done in that branch, and throughout endeavoured to render himself as useful as possible.

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