Ruffin is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RUFFIN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Spenser) a small freshwater fish of the perch family, also RUFFE
ADJECTIVE:
• Disordered.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• archaic name forruffe

Words related to RUFFIN

ruffe11 ruffins13

Words that contain RUFFIN

ruffing14 ruffins13 gruffing16 scruffing18 humgruffin22 humgruffins23 overruffing21 scruffiness19 crossruffing21 scruffinesses21

How to use RUFFIN in a sentence

• In an essay of 1859 Edmund Ruffin analyzed the effects in Virginia.
• Edmund Ruffin, who had fired the first shot against Sumter and returned to his Virginia farm when his State seceded, was a type of these ruined, desperate men.
• Now and again those deep blue eyes sparkled at the thought that the Honourable John Ruffin would presently give her news of her brilliant friend.
• The Honourable John Ruffin shook his head sadly and without another word walked briskly on.
• The Honourable John Ruffin was the last man in the world to spoil her simple pleasure, and as they came into the sitting-room he suddenly gripped her arm.
• The Honourable John Ruffin on the other hand was in excellent spirits.
• She was still sleeping when the Honourable John Ruffin returned home.
• The Honourable John Ruffin looked at her earnest, anxious pleading face for half a minute.
• The Honourable John Ruffin seeing Millicent often, watched and studied her carefully in the hope that his mind would produce a happy thought in the way of work for her.
• They both came to the conclusion that the suggestion of the Honourable John Ruffin was indeed excellent.
• It was on the fifth morning after her going that the Honourable John Ruffin made the great announcement.
• The Honourable John Ruffin had bought picture papers for the two children and a novel for himself, and now and again he paused in his reading to observe them.
• The Honourable John Ruffin read and observed the children, and observed the children and read.
• There was no doubt of her affection for the Honourable John Ruffin.
• Any fear that the Honourable John Ruffin had felt of Mrs.
• She had much to tell the Honourable John Ruffin on his return from Littlestone.
• The Honourable John Ruffin walked briskly down from the sea-wall with a smile of profound pleasure on his face.
• The Honourable John Ruffin looked after them and laughed quietly but joyfully.
• Had any one but the little cousin of the Honourable John Ruffin smacked, they would have been unable to refrain from an outburst of open disapproval.
• She and the Lump were still at tea when the Honourable John Ruffin returned from his golf and joined them.
• She had just finished cutting the bread and butter when the latchkey of the Honourable John Ruffin grated in the keyhole.
• The Honourable John Ruffin poured out the tea and handed the bread and butter to the duke.
• He was looking brighter than ever the Honourable John Ruffin had seen him.
• His warm opposition only excited the combative instinct of the Honourable John Ruffin.
• He spoke of it to the Honourable John Ruffin with great respect.
• He wondered how it had come to her, whether the Honourable John Ruffin was right in his red Deeping theory.
• The Honourable John Ruffin came down for a week-end and was pleased to find the duke and Pollyooly on such excellent terms.
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