Sherry is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SHERRY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a fortified wine, orig from the Jerez region in South Spain, usually drunk as an aperitif
• a fortified wine originally and mainly from southern Spain
• pale or dark brown fortified wine
• A Spanish light-colored dry wine, made in Andalusia. As prepared for commerce it is colored a straw color or a deep amber by mixing with it cheap wine boiled down.
• dry to sweet amber wine from the Jerez region of southern Spain or similar wines produced elsewhere; usually drunk as an aperitif
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a type of wine

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How to use SHERRY in a sentence

• In Scotland, instead of the Madeira or sherry generally used in its manufacture, whiskey is substituted, and then its insidious properties are more than usually felt.
• But when it came round in the Neversink, I could get neither lamb, peas, nor sherry.
• No word had come from Nyoda since a telegram she had sent upon her arrival, saying that Sherry was very low and not expected to live.
• The house, said the waiter, was celebrated for its sherry.
• After a time, we took some refreshments, eating the remains of a former meal, and cheered our hearts a little with a glass or two of good Sherry.
• Stimcoe sat in an atmosphere which smelt faintly of sherry.
• It seemed so odd, and yet was so very comfortable, to have roast beef, plum pudding, sherry, brown stout, Stilton cheese, and other insular groceries at the foot of the Balkan.
• To like sherry, the coarse and fiery, is a matter of habit, which would teach us to love betel-root, and rejoice in the very peculiar drink of the South Sea islanders.
• Then cake and wine, port and sherry, were produced in the style of early Victorian hospitality, from which epoch Mrs.
• Crampton began helping everybody to sherry and cake.
• It was singular to observe the amazing quantity of ham sandwiches and of sherry that had been carried into Cranby Wood on that day.
• Cutter boasted that he never drank anything stronger than sherry, and he said he got his start in life by saving the money that other young men spent for cigars.
• An attempt at dessert again graced the board, and Effie noticed that a bottle of sherry and a bottle of port stood on the little sideboard.
• Pour into it nearly a tumbler of sherry and add a thinly sliced lime.
• Then add a glass of sherry and stir it well before adding also a cup of rice, four cups of stock, several sweet Chili peppers chopped and some salt.
• They were mistaken, or perhaps a fatal economy had provided African sherry.
• The toasts were offered with the sherry by your humble servant, Sres.
• This rule prevails everywhere, the names of Claret, Burgundy, and Sherry, being unknown in France and Spain.
• Madeira wine is very low, while sherry is high in price.
• Stew slowly for five hours, and add one hour before serving, while boiling, a wine glass claret and a wine glass sherry.
• Stoddard lifted a glass of sherry to the light and studied it for a moment.
• The race list was a tempting one, Riddlesworth, Craven Stakes, Column Stakes, Oatlands, Port, Claret, Sherry, Madeira, and all other sorts.

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