Tweed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TWEED in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a coarse woollen fabric
• a river which rises in the Southern Uplands of Scotland and flows generally eastwards, crossing into NE England and entering the North Sea at Berwick-upon-Tweed. For part of its lower course it forms the border between Scotland and England.
• thick woollen cloth
• A soft and flexible fabric for men\'s wear, made wholly of wool except in some inferior kinds, the wool being dyed, usually in two colors, before weaving.
• thick woolen fabric used for clothing; originated in Scotland
• (usually in the plural) trousers made of flannel or gabardine or tweed or white cloth
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a coarse woolen fabric

Words related to TWEED

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Words that contain TWEED

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How to use TWEED in a sentence

• TWEED, The Mayor, Governor HOFFMAN, and several other citizens of admitted position and respectability.
• Gabrielle, in her short tweed skirt, golf-cape, and motor-cap, had strolled, with Walter Murie at her side, from the house along the winding path to the old castle.
• Its position was a striking one, perched as it was just on the edge of the high ground which separates the valley of the little river Eye from that of the Tweed.
• Cuthbert beyond the Tweed seemed about to be lost to the church of Durham.
• First of all, he had a thick rough suit of tweed clothing on, all the same colour, with a round felt hat.
• Coarse tweed does the best business on a small capital.
• She had dressed herself completely in her tweed skirt, white blouse and knitted tie.
• I knew that his gray clothes were tweed because every well regulated hero on a country road wears tweed.
• The ancestors owned lands in the Forest of Ettrick, and Williamhope, on the Tweed hard by Ashestiel.
• Was dressed, when last seen, in black frock-coat faced with silk, black waistcoat, gold Albert chain, and grey Harris tweed trousers, with brown gaiters over elastic-sided boots.
• He was followed by a tall young man in a grey tweed suit and a straw hat on which were the colours of a famous cricket club.
• He gathered her up into his arms, and as he lifted her the rough tweed of his coat brushed her cheek.
• Glancing out of the parlor window, she could see what a gentleman he looked as he crossed the market-place in his tweed suit, cloth cap, and leather gaiters.
• Tweed appeared in the courts of the city as a bankrupt.
• The woollen industry in the country has withstood destructive legislature, and a typical example of modern success is the great tweed factory of Morroghs, at Douglas, County Cork.
• This I saw on crossing the Tweed was quite new, and may serve as a model of the housing that will come into vogue rapidly.
• Some of them were in green tweed suits, and others as they had come from work.
• It is situated on the River Tweed, a short distance from Melrose, and was founded in 1811.
• He was wearing a light tweed suit, with a fancy waistcoat and a hard, pale-grey hat.
• But between these fires and the abbey extended the Tweed, unfolding its luminous scales beneath the thick shade of tall green oaks.
• Many others are said, by Wishart, to have been precipitated from a high bridge over the Tweed.
• To this end, he bought a hundred acres of land on the banks of the Tweed, near Melrose Abbey, and added to these from time to time by the purchase of adjoining properties.
• If Tweed had stolen only half as much as he did, investigation and discovery and reform would have been impossible.
• He was dressed in an old tweed suit, obviously of English cut, a pair of high-heeled, spurred riding-boots and a cowboy hat.

Similar words containing TWE without suffix ed

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