Pinkerton is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PINKERTON in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a private detective
• private detective

Words related to PINKERTON

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Words that contain PINKERTON

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How to use PINKERTON in a sentence

• On the right we have Bill Riley, a Wells Fargo detective from Omaha, on the left Tom Seemly from the Pinkerton Agency in San Francisco.
• Pinkerton listened with a fiery interest, questioned me with a certain uncultivated shrewdness, and continued to scratch down notes, and tear fresh sheets from his pad.
• It appears that when Pinkerton was about to place Thirteen Star upon the market, the rainy season was at hand.
• Many of these were relics of the Latin Quarter, and I must do Pinkerton the justice to say that none of them were bad, and some had remarkable merit.
• Pinkerton and I, after an average Sunday, had five hundred dollars to divide.
• Pinkerton had just given this man a high character.
• I was well known to the clerks, and as soon as it was understood that I was there to wait for Pinkerton and lunch, I was invited to a seat inside the counter.
• Over the bankruptcy of Pinkerton and Dodd, of Montana Block, S.
• Pinkerton in the thing at all? It was you only who knew the address, and you were concealing it.
• Potter became, at the end of 1916, Lord Pinkerton, and his press the Pinkerton press.
• I believe in the Pinkerton press, and the other absurd presses.
• I went to see her, to get the taste of Lady Pinkerton out of my mouth.
• The room was full of journalists, important and unimportant, business people, literary people, and a few politicians of the same colour as the Pinkerton press.
• The Pinkerton press was giving its support to the Government.
• That was why Pinkerton who knew men, got hold of him.
• They would be all right then, so why should I bother? 3 I went to see Jane, but found Lady Pinkerton in possession.
• It was, no doubt, all that Pinkerton had been able to arrange last night over the telephone.
• Anyhow, Pinkerton was prompt and business like in his methods.
• Jane knew that Lady Pinkerton thought this, and so did Clare.
• Lord and Lady Pinkerton looked at each other, wondering what to believe, then at Jane, wishing she was gone, so that they could ask Clare more about it.
• Lord and Lady Pinkerton flourish exceedingly, and will be long in the land.
• Fortunes were thus accumulated and a flourishing academy and two Presbyterian societies are now sustained by funds thus acquired by the Pinkerton family.
• He called at the private office of the Pinkerton Detective Agency several times, but nothing was accomplished.
• Pinkerton goes to Scotland Yard, by David Frome, pseud.
• Lincoln and the Baltimore Plot, 1861, from Pinkerton records and related papers.
• Lieutenant Pinkerton and his friend Sharpless, the American consul, are inspecting the retreat which the former has prepared for his Japanese wife.
• The grey dawn shows Butterfly still at her post, though the others have fallen asleep, but no Pinkerton appears.
• Pinkerton rather cold-bloodedly offers to take charge of the child, to which Butterfly agrees, and, after a passionate farewell, kills herself behind a screen.
• He was running for the Legislature on one ticket, and Pinkerton on the other.
• A lament, of great poetical merit, by the learned historian Mr Pinkerton, with several other poems on this subject, have been printed in various forms.
• Pinkerton says, this plant seems intended to become the bread-corn of the North.

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