Shaw is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SHAW in dictionary:

VERB:
• (Scots) to show
• show
NOUN:
• the parts of a potato plant that appear above the ground.
• a small group of trees; a thicket.
• small wood
• A thicket; a small wood or grove.
• The leaves and tops of vegetables, as of potatoes, turnips, etc.
• United States clarinetist and leader of a swing band (1910-2004)
• United States humorist who wrote about rural life (1818-1885)
• United States physician and suffragist (1847-1919)
• British playwright (born in Ireland); founder of the Fabian Society (1856-1950)

Words related to SHAW

shawed13 shawing14 shawn11 shaws11

Words that contain SHAW

pshaw13 shawl11 shawm13 shawn11 shaws11 bashaw14 cashaw14 cushaw14 pshaws14 shawed13 shawls12 shawms14 bashaws15 cashaws15 cumshaw17 cushaws15 goshawk18 pshawed16 rikshaw17 shawing14 shawled14 shawley16 shawlie13 trishaw13 crenshaw16 cumshaws18 fernshaw17 goshawks19 hawkshaw24 hernshaw17 kickshaw24 newshawk21 pshawing17 rickshaw20 rikshaws18 shawarma16 shawleys17 shawlies14 shawling15 trishaws14 washaway20 bashawism19 crenshaws17 fernshaws18 hawkshaws25 hernshaws18 heronshaw18 kickshaws25 newshawks22 oakenshaw19 rickshaws21 scrimshaw19 shawarmas17 shawlings16 shawlless15 wapenshaw20 wapinshaw20 washaways21 bashawisms20 bashawship23 heronshaws19 oakenshaws20 scrimshaws20 wapenshaws21 wapinshaws21 wappenshaw23 bashawships24 jinrickshaw30 kickshawses27 scrimshawed22 wappenshaws24 autorickshaw24 jinrickshaws31 scrimshawing23 autorickshaws25 wappenshawing27 wappenshawings28

How to use SHAW in a sentence

• Shaw saw a smart-looking woman gaily tripping along the road, and his heart failed.
• The sunset behind the far hills and reflected in the lonely little shaw loch most beautiful.
• BERNARD SHAW said that all this cold-catching was nonsense.
• Shaw also considered himself to be possessed of an odious neighbor.
• Bazelhurst was utterly lost in the folds of a gray tweed, while the count was obliged to roll up the sleeves and legs of a frock suit which fitted Shaw rather too snugly.
• Shaw, following the late Samuel Butler, meets this difficulty by the most extravagant abuse of parents.
• On the whole I think our two pictures are very much alike and I am sure a good many readers will be almost as grateful to Shaw for his collaboration and corroboration as I am.
• Anna Shaw, Jane Addams, Maude Ballington Booth, Susan B.
• However this may be, Bernard Shaw certainly has all the virtues and all the powers that go with this original quality in Ireland.
• He was the youngest son of one George Carr Shaw, who had been a civil servant and was afterwards a somewhat unsuccessful business man.
• All the influences surrounding Bernard Shaw in boyhood were not only Puritan, but such that no non-Puritan force could possibly pierce or counteract.
• Bernard Shaw happened to be born in an epoch, or rather at the end of an epoch, which was in its way unique in the ages of history.
• Bernard Shaw understands music so much better than I do that it is just possible that he is, in that tongue and atmosphere, all that he is not elsewhere.
• The first thing that Bernard Shaw did when he stepped before the footlights was to reverse this process.
• The brain of Bernard Shaw was like a wedge in the literal sense.
• In the ordinary sense it would be specially absurd to suggest that Shaw desires man to be a mere animal.
• To Bernard Shaw it is merely a military bugle to be obeyed.
• It marks the culmination and completeness of that victory of Bernard Shaw over the British public, or rather over their official representatives, of which I have spoken.
• He was a partner of Chief Justice Shaw before 1830.
• The Fifty-fourth Massachusetts, commanded by Robert Gould Shaw, was conspicuous in the attempt to take Fort Wagner, on Morris Island near Charleston, July 18, 1863.
• Shaw, Captain Magnus and the cook, fade to a dark speck on the water, when Mr.
• Shaw approached and the two men greeted each other in their offhand British way.
• Shaw, of Cuthbert Vane, of Captain Magnus, each and severally, that Mr.
• Shaw and Cuthbert carried at their belts were taken away.
• Shaw and Myself went into the Woods back of Muddy hole Plantation a hunting and were joined by Mr.
• Shaw kept his wife engaged with parish subjects and Pauline appeared lost in thoughts of her own.

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