Spelt is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SPELT in dictionary:

VERB:
• To split; to break; to spalt.
NOUN:
• a hardy wheat, aka emmer, also SPELTZ
• an old kind of wheat with bearded ears and spikelets that each contain two narrow grains, not widely grown but favoured as a health food.
• A species of grain (Triticum Spelta) much cultivated for food in Germany and Switzerland; -- called also German wheat.
• Spelter.
• hardy wheat grown mostly in Europe for livestock feed
• wheat variety
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to name or write the letters of in order
• imp. & p. p. of Spell. Spelled.
• a variety of wheat

Words related to SPELT

spell7 spelled10 spelling11 spells8 spelts8

Words that contain SPELT

spelts8 speltz17 respelt9 spelter9 misspelt12 outspelt10 spelters10 speltzes19

How to use SPELT in a sentence

• The Spanish, and the proper name, is cacao, not cocoa, as it is generally spelt.
• I liked his proposal, and ’out hesitation Signed my name wid a X that spelt Paddy Malone.
• The curious thing about this letter was that Inger had written and spelt it all herself.
• It may be mentioned that the various proper names are spelt in so many different ways that it is difficult to know which to choose.
• The other day I failed to recognise the Russian word for eleven in Russian characters until I had spelt it out.
• Properly spelt, these words all tell a sublime story, like Westminster Abbey.
• Occasionally, when uncertain how a word should be spelt, I have considered what colour it ought to be, and have decided in that way.
• Culture is already almost beginning to be spelt with a k.
• John Davis was soon spelt, each letter probably having been indicated by the tremulous touch of affectionate hope.
• Why, there was a place which spelt itself Algodonales on the map and calls itself Aooae.
• Stealing softly from the room he took paper and pen, for he had learnt to write, and spelt out, word after word, a letter which he addressed to the Christ Child.
• To them discretion was disagreeable and hazard spelt hope.
• Her letters though properly spelt were written in an uneducated hand, and she addressed me as if I were a servant.
• Whether that truth spelt heaven, or the utter, final wrecking of all her life, she must know it.
• Democracy spelt anarchy, and the word patriotism was degraded in a way that had no parallel since the French Revolution.
• For those amongst them who were merchants the boycott spelt serious injury to their trade and led in some instances to reprisals in which the Hindus fared badly.
• There at the end of the room, old Hansor put on his spectacles, and holding his spelling-book with both hands, he spelt the letters with them.
• But some cereals resemble wheat, such as spelt and maize, from which in some localities bread is made for the use of this sacrament.
• I was gratified to observe that his name was seldom, if ever, correctly spelt.
• The names in the body of the bond must be spelt in the same way as they are in the signature.
• The town of Bordeaux was alone in regretting the English, whose departure spelt its ruin.
• We used to write out lists of all the words we could think of which sounded the same but were differently spelt.
• But names of persons and places are very often spelt with small letters.
• A few days after he took Spelt, he made prize of a Portuguese, laden with bale goods and stores.
• Moreover, defeat, with both Pope and McClellan between the Confederates and Richmond, spelt ruin and nothing less.
• When every step forward might have spelt disaster, and deadly danger was likely to lurk behind each bush or thicket that was passed.
• The names are spelt as they are written, but are not given in facsimile.
• Her Latin, French, and Italian, too, are so miserably spelt, that she had better have studied her own language before she floundered into other tongues.
• Since then I had certainly thought of this word, but with the preconceived notion that it was spelt M A R I E.
• In the Ashton pedigree we find a Nicholas Assheton, as it was then spelt, who enrolled himself amongst these warrior-monks.
• In Canada, as elsewhere, the war spelt opportunity for more than the patriot and the hero.

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