Sturdy is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STURDY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a disease of sheep
• vertigo in sheep caused by a tapeworm larva encysted in the brain.
• A disease in sheep and cattle, marked by great nervousness, or by dullness and stupor.
• disease of sheep
ADJECTIVE:
• strongly built
• (of a person or their body) strongly and solidly built
• strong enough to withstand rough work or treatment
• showing confidence and determination
• healthy and robust
• having rugged physical strength; inured to fatigue or hardships
• not making concessions
• substantially made or constructed
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• strong and durable

Words related to STURDY

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How to use STURDY in a sentence

• Bates came, a sturdy block of a man who might have been hewn out of a Sussex oak.
• And he had chosen a big, sturdy young woman of monumental appearance.
• He was a dark, sturdy young man, with an open, laughing face.
• On the whole it may be said that the sturdy common sense of the public was against Priam.
• And here let me say, that for generations back the ancestors of Douglas were sturdy men, of physical strength and mental ability.
• There were brown-skinned fellows from Calcutta, a couple of sturdy Greeks, an Egyptian and a Persian, three or four Assyrians and as many Maori.
• He was rather below the medium height, a bit round-shouldered, and so sturdy of limb that his clothes always looked a shade too tight for his arms and legs.
• He was riding double, this odd little bit of a youngster, with a sturdy Indian boy who was on in front.
• I am assured that he was a fine, sturdy little fellow, and that he took after his grandfather in looks and disposition.
• One hundred million sturdy souls Once more united stand, As one, you will find them all behind The banner of our land.
• If a sturdy growth is thus secured, and the plants are transferred to the flower-beds in October, the result will justify the labour.
• It is also the practice to sow seeds about the middle of September in order to provide sturdy well-rooted plants in readiness for transfer to the prepared plots in early spring.
• Molly was just twenty, and she did the entire work of the household with sturdy goodwill.
• The Royal Irish Fusiliers had loosened their belts, but not their sturdy bearing.
• My dear Basil strove hard to console me with brave words inspired by his sturdy, self-reliant spirit.
• They were relieved beyond expression to see the figure of the sturdy little fellow, as he emerged from the gloom, and took his seat around the camp fire.
• For this she blamed that sturdy knight of the law, Mr.
• The painter visiting his friends saw the child grow out of baby-hood and become a sturdy boy.
• Such sturdy, glad-eyed children Hare had never seen.
• Here those who seek to make the English language truly English and to keep it truly pure, will meet with sturdy resistance.
• He gives us the sturdy oak, the fruitful nut-tree and the graceful palm.
• The rest of the party consisted of Oliver and Robert, sturdy, ruddy lads of fifteen and twelve, and their tutor, Mr.

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