Pilar is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PILAR in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• pertaining to hair
• Zoology and Medicine. Of or relating to hair.
• of or relating to a hair
• relating to hair

Words that contain PILAR

pupilar11 pupilary15 pupilarity17 pupilarities16

How to use PILAR in a sentence

• Having run by priests and the Society of Pilar, its credibility and respect always remained consistent.
• It was on the Vespers of the independence of India that Ixtt began to publish from the precincts of the old Monastery of Pilar, where its editorial office and press was housed.
• Pilar added, however, that if the Spaniards should fall back on the walled city and surrender Santa Ana to himself, he would hold it with his own men.
• It contains instructions for General Pio del Pilar, General P.
• For Pilar, the prettiest and most studious girl in the convent, cared for no man.
• Only Pilar stole a hasty glance at the Lady Superior.
• Pilar, alone, lay impassive in her bed, rarely opening her eyes.
• Pilar raised her eyes at last and looked steadily at the Lady Superior.
• Pilar walked slowly down the narrow body of the chapel until she stood behind a priest who knelt beside a table with his back to the door.
• Pilar caught his hands in hers and forced them down upon the table.
• Her mother struck her shoulder with a fist as hard as iron, and Pilar stumbled on.
• Pilar, thinking that it was part of her punishment, cowered lower, then, obeying some impulse, looked up, and saw the back of the young priest.
• Sturges wrapped Pilar in the long cloak, lifted her upon one of the mustangs, and sprang to his own.
• Pilar, as she went to and fro under the fruit trees in the garden, or sat on the long corridor weaving baskets, watched that adobe with fascinated eyes.
• Pilar sat up in bed and glanced about the room with terrified delight.
• Pilar slipped from her bed and looked through the grating.
• Pilar had never been on a horse before, and she clung in terror to Andreo, who bestrode the unsaddled beast as easily as a cloud rides the wind.
• Andreo sprang from the weary mustang and carried Pilar to the lake.
• The bridegroom placed his arm about the bride and looked defiantly at Padre Arroyo, but Pilar drew her long hair about her face and locked her hands together.
• Separating them, and taking each by the hand, he pushed Andreo ahead and dragged Pilar down the narrow passage.
• Dona Brigida anticipated no resistance, not only because her will had never been crossed, but because Pilar was the most docile of daughters.
• Dona Brigida, still with the rope of hair about her arm, pushed Pilar through the door, out of the convent and its gates, then straight down the hill.
• It was night when Dona Brigida abruptly dismounted, dragging Pilar with her.
• Dona Brigida, without a word, drove Pilar into the cave, and she and the vaquero, exerting their great strength to the full, pushed the stone into the entrance.
• He said a long prayer in a loud monotonous voice which echoed and reechoed down the dark hall and made Pilar shriek with terror.
• The next morning they reached the woods near Pilar, where there also was a great holiday, and the sexton was ringing the bells to call the people to mass.

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