Tex is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TEX in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a unit of linear density of yarn, 1 gm per kilometre
• unit of weight used to measure yarn density

Words related to TEX

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Words that contain TEX

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How to use TEX in a sentence

• Once more Tex Benton found himself drawn up side by side with Jack Purdy before the girl, for whose handkerchief they had raced.
• Tex kin keel him all right, but dat Purdy she damn good shot, too.
• A moment later Tex pushed his mount into the trail where the girl, drawn close to Endicott, waited in fearful expectation.
• Mile after mile the four rode in silence, Tex in the lead with Bat Lajune close by his side.
• Bat swung in with his pack horse and with his quirt Tex forced them up the embankment.
• Tex, with the lead-horse in tow, rode ahead, his attention fixed on the trail, and the others followed, single file.
• Bat appeared mysteriously from nowhere, and after a whispered colloquy with Tex, led off toward the west, leaving the valley behind and winding into the maze of foothills.
• Both Tex and Endicott slept fitfully, throwing the blankets from their heads at frequent intervals to note the progress of the storm.
• Tex did not reply, but sat with his eyes fixed on the horses.
• Then came the memory of what Tex had told him of the machinations of local politics.
• Tex said that the Split Rock water-hole was the only one between the river and the mountains.
• Sylvanus Brown, first lieutenant, San Antonio, Tex.
• And if Pete left, as Tex had hinted, Sudden would send some one down there, and that would be an end of it.
• And though Johnny could not see it, Tex had had something to do with them all.
• But if he could double that fifty without harm to himself, Tex was not going to split any hairs over the method.
• They halted at Tex, who was standing with his head up, staring at Jake with more interest than Bill believed an innocent man had any right to feel.
• Bill watched him from under his eyebrows, and he observed that Tex sent more than one glance toward Jake.
• Tex was no fool, else his income would have been restricted to what he could earn by the sweat of his skin.
• Bill had been unconscious of scrutiny when Tex had caught that look, and Bill had furthermore betrayed suspicion when Tex spoke to him about the horse.
• Bill was mad, which Tex took as proof that Bill had lain in his bed all night.
• Because he can go like the very dickens, and I want to keep an eye on Tex myself.
• He wanted to attend to Tex himself, without any meddling from Mary V.
• Her idea was to make Tex believe that she liked him better than the other boys.
• It signified, more than anything else, that the mind of Tex was busy with other matters.
• She did not want to tell Tex that she certainly would make it a point to ride the red-hill side of the range.
• There was probably some sly, secret reason Tex did not want her to go over that way.
• Already Tex had his loop over the head of a speedy horse, and was leading it toward his saddle.
• Wherefore, knowing the country even better than did Tex, Bill had ducked into another draw that would intercept Tex, if Tex was going where Bill guessed he was aiming to go.
• And nobody suspecting a thing all the while, and Tex in with them and all.
• Larkin cut a five spot of clubs and was in the act of tearing it in two, when Tex turned the tray of spades.

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