Starr is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STARR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Hebrew) a Jewish deed or bond, e.g. of acquittance of a debt
• (in Judaism) release from a debt
• rock star and drummer for the Beatles (born in 1940)

Words related to STARR

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Words that contain STARR

starrs6 starry9 starred8 starrier8 starrily11 starring9 unstarry11 bestarred12 costarred12 instarred10 starriest9 starrings10 unstarred10 bestarring13 costarring13 instarring11 postarrest12 starriness10 unstarrier10 unstarriest11 starrinesses12

How to use STARR in a sentence

• Cornelius always sported a beard and mustache which covered most of his face and gave him a Ringo Starr look.
• Married Commander William Starr Dana of the United States Navy, who was lost at sea.
• But it developed that, as far as these men knew, Jim Starr had had no enemies.
• David Starr Jordan, the Venerable Archdeacon Wilberforce, Prof.
• In his endeavour to show that the Commission interfered with military operations, Blount has ascribed certain statements to Major Starr.
• Whatever else Starr did he kept carefully to himself, but his meat buying was perfectly authentic and satisfactory.
• And a pretty girl would better not make eyes too boldly if she objected to being kissed, although Starr had never in his life asked a girl to marry him.
• Starr, also driven to action of some kind, began to fling his hands in long sweeping gestures past his face.
• The bit of white curtain at the one small, square window facing that way troubled Starr, though it could not turn him back thirsty into the desert.
• By her awkwardness Starr and Rabbit both knew that she had probably never before attempted to mount a horse.
• If Starr crossed a gully at a certain place, Rabbit followed scrupulously the tracks he made.
• At some risk to his tan shoes and his new gray suit, Starr climbed into the manger and let himself down that hole.
• As he had expected, only a few citizens were abroad and Starr strolled over to the cross street he wanted to inspect.
• Starr was no more imaginative than he needed to be for the work he had to do.
• So she had swung back again to Starr, just as she was always doing lately.
• He did not think the fellow, even if he stayed on the peak, would be watching behind him, but Starr did not take any chances, and climbed rather slowly.
• Starr did not watch long enough for his own peace of mind.
• Here again Starr was fated to get a glimpse and no more.
• And then, not fifteen minutes after she awoke, and while the dream yet clogged her reason, Starr himself had confronted her when she opened the door.
• Starr could have cursed her for that change, which he believed was a sly attempt to win him over and make him forget anything he may have read on those pages.
• Starr was terribly bitter, at that point in his reasoning, and even felt certain that he hated all women.
• So Starr was left in the dark where he had expected to find the light he needed to direct him.
• Where would they meet? That was what Starr wished he knew.
• Starr circled warily to the rear of the yard to see what chance there might be of getting over the wall unseen.
• Rabbit must have taken it for granted that Starr was bound for this place and so had kept the trail of his own accord, for Starr could not remember turning from the main road.
• Starr looked up from reading those pregnant words a second time to himself.

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