Stella is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STELLA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a former coin of the United States
• a four-dollar pattern coin of the U.S. having a metal content based on the metric system, issued 1879–80: designed to be used as an international coin.
• star or something star-shaped
• United States minimalist painter (born in 1936)
• a four-dollar pattern coin of the U.S. having a metal content based on the metric system, issued 1879–80: designed to be used as an international coin.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a formerly used coin of the United States

Words related to STELLA

stellas7

Words that contain STELLA

stellar7 stellas7 castella10 rostella8 stellate8 castellan11 haustella12 rostellar9 stellated10 castellans12 fenestella13 rostellate10 stellately13 substellar12 nonstellar10 castellated14 constellate13 fenestellae14 fenestellas14 haustellate14 stellarator11 castellation14 constellated15 constellates14 interstellar12 stellarators12 castellations15 circumstellar19 constellating16 constellation15 constellatory18 interstellary16 constellations16 constellational17

How to use STELLA in a sentence

• Vine and Stella, and I have given them your message.
• He tried to talk to Stella that evening when she was through, all about big things in the future, big contracts he could get, big money he could see his way to make.
• Nevertheless Stella resigned herself to make the best of it, and it proved a poor best.
• Stella was conscious of a distinct relief when he was gone.
• Stella watched him bathe his head copiously in cold water and then seat himself at the long table, trying to force food upon an aggrieved and rebellious stomach.
• The stage was all set for this act long before you gave him his cue, Stella.
• She would find no competitor, and lo! the invincible competitor, youth, had put on armour against her! Stella looked in the mirror.
• She left Stella Croyle standing in the room like one possessed with visions of terrible things.
• He could not falter in his belief that Stella had destroyed herself.
• Stella had always written rather like a man, a man without character.
• And the woman assured them that Stella Croyle was dead.
• Stella was looking over his head with an expression of horror on her face.
• Soon Stella, began to yawn, and her eyes grew heavy with sleep.
• Then Stella turned and ran again, with the clamor of the pack close behind her.
• Had they done so, Stella would have perished in the woods.
• When Stella told them of her adventure and about Silver Face and the stolen cattle, they decided to push forward on the trail, and, if possible, regain their stolen property.
• Singing Bird had fallen into a feverish doze, and Stella arose and gathered up some dry wood from about the spring, and carried it to where the girl was lying.
• Stella stood guard over her, and nursed her as tenderly as if the Indian had been a sister of her blood.
• At last one morning Stella announced that Singing Bird was almost well.
• Stella, however, kept encouraging them all by telling them it was only a little further, and that when they came to a certain big tree they would sit down and eat their lunch.
• Now however Stella herself in her confusion had made the claim impossible.
• Thresk, watching him, fell to wondering why in the world Stella had married him or he her.
• To any view that Stella Ballantyne might hold she hardly gave a thought.
• Then Thresk silently handed Stella her cloak and pointed towards the window.
• Crossing the orchard, they came out on one of the main streets of the town, and saw not far away, the school which Stella and Molly attended.
• However, Stella and Molly knew them all, and it did not take long for the Maynards to feel acquainted with them.
• As Stella answered Lady Loring, she was smartly tapped on the shoulder by an eager guest with a fan.
• On the morning after their arrival at the villa, Stella sent a note to her mother.
• Father Benwell had lost little by not being present at the introduction of Winterfield to Stella.
• As a consequence of this decision, Stella was left without the slightest warning of the catastrophe which was now close at hand.
• Returning to Rome in the evening, I found waiting for me a letter from Stella.

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