Rye is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RYE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a cereal grass, also RHY
• a wheat-like cereal plant which tolerates poor soils and low temperatures.
• grains of rye, used mainly for making bread or whisky, and for fodder
• whisky in which a significant amount of the grain used in distillation is fermented rye
• kind of grain used for fodder and bread
• A grain yielded by a hardy cereal grass (Secale cereale), closely allied to wheat; also, the plant itself. Rye constitutes a large portion of the breadstuff used by man.
• A disease in a hawk.
• the seed of the cereal grass
• hardy annual cereal grass widely cultivated in northern Europe where its grain is the chief ingredient of black bread and in North America for forage and soil improvement
• whiskey distilled from rye or rye and malt

Words related to RYE

rhy9 ryes7

Words that contain RYE

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How to use RYE in a sentence

• Some, I have discovered, were bought by the enterprising tenant of the old Rye House Inn at Broxbourne, but absolute identification of anything now seems impossible.
• Wheat, oats and rye were raised in limited quantities, but only for the slaves and the stock.
• Rye, then stationed at Racine, came down a few times and furnished them services in their own language.
• Leagues of wheat, rye and poppies spread around us, left for the summer warmth to do its silent work.
• Close beside him marched grain-filled rye blades, blossoming corn flowers, and yellow daisies.
• Golden pollen from rye fields fairly flew in the air.
• The soil was good for corn, wheat, rye, oats, and most kinds of the grain and vegetables raised in New York, and was a superior grazing country, about fifteen miles from London.
• Together they waited, staring out together through the tall, narrow window that looked towards Rye.
• The French constantly attacked Rye, and in 1380 they succeeded in burning it.
• To prevent its being fatal or injurious, he made each man, previous to lying down, drink freely of rye whiskey.
• We felt safer in the open country than in the high rye grass, especially on account of our Indian companion.
• Hoisted on poles for exhibition were immense sheaves of wheat, rye, barley, and oats, coaxed from the arid level with the water they had cunningly spread upon it.
• It will be observed that this description leaves wholly out of consideration the strip of country about Hastings, Rye, and Winchelsea.
• The soil of Bukovina is fertile, and agriculture has made great progress, the principal products being wheat, maize, rye, oats, barley, potatoes, flax and hemp.
• The rye checks the growth of weeds, and furnishes a considerable amount of succulent food for sheep, during the autumn or in the spring.
• But I laugh yet further to think how at his home-coming the master-page is to be whipped like green rye, which makes me not to repent what I have bestowed in feasting them.
• Farther away in the fields shines the rye, and the oats are already in ear, and every leaf or its tree, every blade of grass on its stalk, stretches itself out to its full extent.
• Rye was small for a horse, about the size of an Indian mustang, and he was gentle, as well as strong and fast.
• About one-half of this is maize and rye, and a quarter wheat.
• Oats, rye and barley, are the staple crops of northern and mountainous Europe and Asia.
• About 20,000 acres are under cultivation with rye in Ireland, the produce of which is 100,000 quarters.
• The snow white cloth was spread upon the table for tea, and Sally was cutting the fresh rye bread, as Fanny entered the room.
• But Peter went on back to help with the rye crop, knowing nothing of all that.
• Three hundred horses were kept for this service at Rye alone.
• And there were discharged at the port of Philadelphia, 420,353 bushels of Indian corn, 201,878 bushels of wheat, and 110,557 bushels of rye and barley.

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