Ravens is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RAVENS in dictionary:

VERB:
• RAVEN, to devour greedily, also RAVIN
• (of a wild animal) hunt voraciously for prey
• devour voraciously
NOUN:
• a large heavily built crow with mainly black plumage, feeding chiefly on carrion.
ADJECTIVE:
• (especially of hair) of a glossy black colour
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to eat in a ravenous manner

Words related to RAVENS

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How to use RAVENS in a sentence

• Thousands of sea birds wheeled in the eddies of the wind, thousands of ravens perched on the slopes.
• Did not ravens bring meat to the prophet Elijah? Intelligent and obliging birds.
• The biggest pile was brought in by the Ravens, and when he noticed a pile of about twenty or thirty books tied with a brown cord, he asked where those came from.
• Ravens are sacred birds to them, and are never molested in anyway.
• The grim Geneva ministers With anxious scowl drew near, As you have seen the ravens flock Around the dying deer.
• The victors buried their own dead and left the bodies of the vanquished to the wolves and ravens.
• The eagles, larger hawks, and ravens, have disappeared from the more cultivated districts.
• The ravens often told the people that game was near, calling to the hunter and then flying a little way, and then coming back, and again calling and flying toward the game.
• Heralded by ravens from another air, The master will pass, pacing here, Wrapped in a cape dark as the unborn moon.
• Victor watched them till they dwindled into the semblance of so many ravens.
• Of special interest are the references in Sumerian psalms to the ravens as well as the doves of goddesses.
• Throughout Asia and Europe ravens are birds of ill omen.
• In Scotland there still linger curious folk beliefs regarding the appearance of ravens and doves after death.
• Pitiless ravens do lie in wait for this bird of the heavens of God, and the huntsman of envy stalketh this deer of the meadow of love.
• Personally I knew nothing of ravens, but I recognized the inadequacy of my garden for the accommodation of a bird of any kind, therefore I could not think of taking it.
• Here he will sleep until the ravens no longer fly around the mountain, when he will awake to restore the golden age to the world.
• The first flock was all red, the second flock was white as swans, the third flock as black as ravens.
• These bristles are rather prominent in ravens and quite lacking in the vulture, so that we are led to identify the drawing as representing the former bird.
• To Remus six ravens appeared, and to Romulus twelve.
• He had two black ravens, that flew forth daily to obtain tidings of all that was being done throughout the world.
• And the youth saluted Arthur, and told him, that the Ravens of Owain were slaying his young men and attendants.
• Only Kahgahgee, the leader, Kahgahgee, the King of Ravens, He alone was spared among them As a hostage for his people.
• They were alarmed by thunder and lightning, earthquakes, bad dreams, ravens seen on the wrong side of the road, and other evil tokens.
• The thermometer stands at forty-five degrees below zero, Fahrenheit, and the breasts of deer, ravens, and dogs are white with frost.
• Ravens are reported to smell out dead bodies from a great distance, and some think that sharks have the same perceptive faculty.
• I fear they are lying back and expecting God to send ravens to feed us and angels to make our boots and weave our blankets and clothing.

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