Tod is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TOD in dictionary:

VERB:
• to yield a tod
• To weigh; to yield in tods.
• produce a tod
NOUN:
• a weight used in the wool trade, usually 28 pounds or 2 stone
• unit of weight, used for wool, etc
• A bush; a thick shrub; a bushy clump.
• An old weight used in weighing wool, being usually twenty-eight pounds.
• A fox; -- probably so named from its bushy tail.
• a unit of weight for wool equal to about 28 pounds
• on one's own
ADJECTIVE:
• alone and on your own
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a British unit of weight

Words related to TOD

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Words that contain TOD

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How to use TOD in a sentence

• Chase in the Treasury, the President, to the amazement of the country, selected Governor Tod of Ohio, who wisely declined the office.
• Tod, the United States minister at Rio de Janeiro, relative to the convention is also herewith communicated.
• Tod, Minister of the next Congregation, has near the same Number under his Instructions, who, he tells me, discover the same serious Turn of Mind.
• Broadfoot, Captain Brooke, Brigadier-General Brown, Major-General Rodney Major Tod Browne, Dr.
• To make his way into the entry where the pupils hung their hats and bonnets on the double rows of pegs, Tod had to move slowly and carefully use his crutches.
• Tod never faltered, though none could have understood the danger he ran better than he.
• Tod did not tremble, though it seemed to him the brute must hear the tumultuous throbbing of his heart and rush forth.
• Certain that the cur was about to rush forth, Tod steadied himself on the single crutch, and, reversing the other, held it firmly in his weak hands.
• Setting down both crutches, Tod now leaned against the jamb to prevent himself from falling, seized the handle with both hands, and drew back suddenly and with all his might.
• Let this far reaching historical fact be taken at its just value, 1 Alexius, Tod and Wiedersehen.
• TOD I have made many books about well-behaved people.
• Tod was at home in the stick-house he has gone to Mr.
• Tod was coming up Bull Banks, and he was in the very worst of tempers.
• Tod kept creeping cautiously into the house, and retreating hurriedly out again.
• Tod came back yet again into the bedroom with a clothes line.
• Tod turned his back towards the bed, and undid the window.
• Tod had gone out at the front door, and round to the back of the house.
• Tod gingerly mounted a chair by the head of the bedstead.
• Tod descended safely from the chair, and endeavoured to get up again with the pail of water.
• Tod and the pail descended from the chair without accident.
• Tod took a last look at the badger and softly left the room.
• Tod got to the tree, he found that the weight and strain had dragged the knot so tight that it was past untying.
• Tod rushed upon Tommy Brock, and Tommy Brock grappled with Mr.
• Tod amongst the broken crockery, and there was a terrific battle all over the kitchen.
• When are you going to get leave again? Miss Tod says I can get away at 6, any night I want to.
• And Colonel Tod mentions that the sculptured memorial stones on this coast frequently exhibit the deceased as a pirate in the act of boarding.
• Next came in due time Tod Barstow and the mule team and Longstreet.

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