Ponies is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PONIES in dictionary:

VERB:
• PONY, old slang for to pay or settle up
• pay a sum of money, especially as a contribution or unavoidable expense
NOUN:
• a horse of a small breed, especially one below 15 hands (or 14 hands 2 inches).
• racehorses
• a small glass or measure of alcohol
• a sum of £25.
• a sum of £25.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• present 3d person sing. of pony

Words related to PONIES

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How to use PONIES in a sentence

• It set desperation in the hearts of the riders, which was communicated to weary ponies driven to a last effort of speed.
• He has been so very kind about ponies and jhampanies and things.
• I am wondering how we shall stable the ponies in the winter.
• The actual spot where the motor disappeared was crossed by its fellow motor with a very heavy load as well as by myself with heavy ponies only yesterday.
• The plan was for the ponies to follow the dog tracks, our small party to start last and get in front of the ponies on the sea ice.
• Everything of importance is now ready for our start and the ponies improve daily.
• These ponies are getting above themselves with their high feeding.
• Two days before, Lewis had arrived with Rox, the ponies and the phaeton.
• I therefore formed a depot at our present encampment, burying all such stores as the remaining ponies were unable to carry on.
• At one corner of the village was a corral, and in it many ponies.
• He and his elder brother were going to school one winter day upon their ponies.
• It was pinned on the green baize-board, between notices of ponies for sale and fox-terriers missing.
• She would have known Mustard among many other ponies.
• About noon Leviatt and Tucson rode in to the Two Diamond corral gate, dismounted from their ponies, and proceeded to the bunkhouse for dinner.
• The ponies had scattered, and the corral was empty.
• He trotted forward, and the baggage ponies broke into a trot also.
• The ponies were trying to get rid of the appended vehicle through any possible means.
• He rode with a dash and a swing as he rounded up the ponies.
• Hugh Anderson driving a pair of gray ponies along the boulevard and he was much pleased with the sight.
• There could be no ponies, with Florence driving them, and a boy in his own livery behind, seen upon the boulevards.
• Miss Thoroughbung opened out instantly about the ponies, and he at once resolved that he would be firm.
• Since we have the ponies on the spot let us begin to run them off.
• Many of them jumped on their ponies, and, leaving everything behind them, advanced to meet the attack.
• He knows of the most charming pair of gray ponies, he says.
• But it was not to speak of the ponies that I brought you here.

Similar words containing PONIE without suffix s

ponied9 caponier12 caponiere13 caponiers13 caponieres14 durchkomponiert29

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