Queenie is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for QUEENIE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a Solway scallop
• a woman or thing regarded as the finest or most outstanding in a particular sphere or group
• a woman or girl chosen to hold the most important position in a festival or event
• (in the UK) the national anthem when there is a female sovereign.
• the female ruler of an independent state, especially one who inherits the position by right of birth
• the most powerful chess piece that each player has, able to move in any direction along a rank, file, or diagonal on which it stands.
• a playing card bearing a representation of a queen, normally ranking next below a king and above a jack.
• a reproductive female in a colony of social ants, bees, wasps, or termites, frequently the only one present in a colony.
• an adult female cat that has not been spayed.
• (of a woman) behave in an unpleasantly superior way towards (someone)
• a British rock group featuring vocalist Freddie Mercury (1946–91). Queen were known for their extravagant, almost operatic brand of rock, as exemplified by the hugely successful ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ (1975).
• a British rock group featuring vocalist Freddie Mercury (1946–91). Queen were known for their extravagant, almost operatic brand of rock, as exemplified by the hugely successful ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ (1975).
• scallop
• a king's wife.
• a man's wife or girlfriend.
• convert (a pawn) into a queen when it reaches the opponent's back rank on the board.

Words related to QUEENIE

queenies17 scallop11

Words that contain QUEENIE

queenier17 queenies17 queeniest18

How to use QUEENIE in a sentence

• Adventures of Connie and her doll Queenie at the fair.
• With no clearly defined idea of where he would spend the remaining hours of the night, he turned the nose of Queenie toward the ranges, among the mountain spurs.
• At a touch of the rein Queenie headed directly away, and her gait was about the same.
• The encounter with these men was so unexpected and the several changes of direction by Queenie so sudden and unavoidable that Sterry was not given a chance to take his bearings.
• He did not seek to guide Queenie, but sat, or rather lay, in the saddle and on her neck, as she skimmed like a swallow over the undulating prairie.
• Queenie was showing her heels to those who dared dispute with her the supremacy of fleetness.
• Suddenly Queenie emitted her faint, familiar whinny, and swerved to the left.
• The arroya into which Queenie plunged had gently sloping sides, and was perhaps fifty feet wide.
• Before Queenie had gone more than a half-dozen rods he brought her to a standstill.
• Little time, however, was given him for gloomy reverie, when Queenie sniffed the air and turned her head a little to one side.
• Queenie herself looked upon the whole business of the tree as a piece of useless frivolity unworthy the time and attention of grown-up people.
• Dudley entered, into the affair with some zest, but it was noticeable that he devoted himself to Queenie, and exchanged very few remarks with Doreen.
• Queenie, who was at work at the end of the room, near the window, uttered a short laugh.
• The first result of the talks, however, was a conversation, not with Queenie, but with her brother, Max.
• Moreover, Queenie was a very persistent, as well as a very pretty, young person, distressingly careless of deportment.
• CHAPTER XX QUEENIE The shadows of evening met Van, as he stepped from the outside door and started up the street.
• Queenie shook her head, all the time fighting down her agony, which was fast making inroads to her life.
• He realized that at best his story concerning Queenie would be sufficiently black.
• The account of the murder of Culver, the death of Queenie, and the threatened lynching of Van Buren made a highly sensational story.
• Chapter 14 QUEEN Then Lady Queenie Paulle entered rather hurriedly, filling the room with a distinguished scent.
• Lady Queenie cheerfully apologised for being late, and, begging no one to disturb himself, took a modest place between the chairman and the secretary and a little behind them.
• Meanwhile Lady Queenie, with a safety-pin, was fastening the back hem of her short skirt to the front between the knees.
• He condescended to Queenie also, not bitterly, but with sardonic pity.
• But, of course, comparison between Queenie and Concepcion was absurd.
• The circus people called her Queenie, that was all I knew.

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