Tartan is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TARTAN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a patterned woollen fabric
• a woollen cloth woven in one of several patterns of coloured checks and intersecting lines, especially of a design associated with a particular Scottish clan
• a lateen-rigged, single-masted ship used in the Mediterranean.
• design of straight lines crossing at right angles
• Woolen cloth, checkered or crossbarred with narrow bands of various colors, much worn in the Highlands of Scotland; hence, any pattern of tartan; also, other material of a similar pattern.
• A small coasting vessel, used in the Mediterranean, having one mast carrying large leteen sail, and a bowsprit with staysail or jib.
• a cloth having a crisscross design
ADJECTIVE:
• used allusively in reference to Scotland or the Scots
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a patterned woolen fabric

Words related to TARTAN

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Words that contain TARTAN

tartana7 tartane7 tartans7 tartanas8 tartaned9 tartanes8 tartanry11 tartanalia10 tartanries10 tartanalias11

How to use TARTAN in a sentence

• As late or long-keeping potatoes, the Tartan or Red-apple stands very high in favour.
• For in many a spot the tartan Peered above the wintry heap, Marking where a dead Macdonald Lay within his frozen sleep.
• There are Scots from Canada who wear the kilt and their own tartan and cap.
• Every Highland regiment, of course, has its own distinguishing tartan and cap.
• I stood for a moment, looking down at that bit of tartan, flapping in the soft summer breeze.
• I wondered if the owner of the bit of tartan were still safe or if he lay under one of the crosses that I saw.
• Yet there was one blood-chilling story that my boy John told to me, and that the finding of that bit of Black Watch tartan brings to my mind.
• This was his general dress of a morning for riding, but I have seen it changed for a green tartan plaid jacket.
• This being accomplished, he next endeavored to convince him that he would feel more comfortable in the airy freedom of the Tulliwuddle tartan.
• She was a stunted, slim creature, that might have been any age from nine to fourteen, barefooted and bareheaded, and wearing a Rob Roy tartan frock.
• The long beautiful line of Princes street was untenanted as the Rob Roy tartan tacked cautiously round the corner of St.
• His Tartan continued the campaign, and Taharka, as has been stated, was driven from Memphis.
• The only individual characteristic left to the clan or to the Highlander was the tartan and the Celtic garb, and its use was prohibited under very severe penalties.
• Captain Foley is justifiable in taking the French tartan, although she was going into the port, or even in the port.
• The wardrobe, like her own, was merely a pair of moth-eaten tartan curtains, concealing both pegs and garments from her curiosity.
• She wore a bright tartan, a straw petticoat embroidered with pearls, and necklaces wherever she could put them.
• But the habitantes laid much to his blue eyes and yellow hair, and the picturesqueness of the red and pale green Fraser tartan.
• My romantic tears came from a vision of the Bonnie Prince as he entered Holyrood, dressed in his short tartan coat, his scarlet breeches and military boots, the star of St.
• Kilt and tartan were worn at the risk of life or liberty, in short, the embers of the rising were not yet extinct.
• Occasionally the Royal Stuart tartan appeared, for Her Majesty always maintained that she was an ardent Jacobite.
• I envied the Scotchman his cap and tartan, though I dare say both he and his pretty wife had all the fine feelings that such an emblem is apt to inspire.
• He wore a mantle of tartan, clasped at the shoulder by a silver buckle.
• Under him was the Turtannu or Tartan, the commander-in-chief, who commanded the army in the absence of the king.
• But the tartan insists that its tone shall be invariable, and sharply defined by contrasts of dark and light.
• Even when the apron is used, the khaki jacket, the tartan kilt and the white legs offer a good mark when the wearer is lying on the ground.
• A Vailima tartan was adopted for special occasions and Stevenson encouraged them to think of the household as a family, to take interest and pride in all its doings.

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