Tyne is valid Scrabble Word

Is tyne a scrabble word?
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4 letters word
7 points in Scrabble
7 points in WWF

Definitions for TYNE in dictionary:

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NOUN:

a river in NE England, formed by the confluence of two headstreams, the North Tyne, which rises in the Cheviot Hills, and the South Tyne, which rises in the northern Pennines. It flows generally eastwards, entering the North Sea at Tynemouth.
a shipping forecast area covering English coastal waters roughly from Flamborough Head in the south to Berwick in the north.
A prong or point of an antler.
Anxiety; tine.
a river in northern England that flows east to the North Sea

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to tine
variant of tine

Words related to TYNE

tine4 tyned9 tynes8 tyning10

Words that contain TYNE

tyned9 tynes8 duvetyne15 duvetynes16 uppityness17 uppitynesses19

How to use TYNE in a sentence

The city of York opened its gates, and all the country, from the Tyne to the Humber, submitted to him.
In the wild and lovely district where the North Tyne takes its rise, is Kielder Castle, a shooting box belonging to the Duke of Northumberland.
The bridge itself is a modern one, for we know that all the bridges on the Tyne, except that of Corbridge, were swept away by the great flood of 1771.
Here the Allen flows into the South Tyne, and nowhere in the whole of the county is there a more beautiful and romantic scene.
Following the stream now until it has merged its waters in those of the South Tyne, we turn eastward with the main stream and come to Haydon Bridge.
From High Warden, near at hand, a delightful view may be obtained for a long distance up the valleys of North and South Tyne.
The picturesque ruins of Prudhoe Castle, whose lofty towers dominate the valley for some distance up and down the stream, stand on a commanding rocky ridge above the Tyne.
It stands on the north bank of the Tyne, where it can be distinctly seen from passing trains.
The way was now open for the Scottish army to continue down the south bank of the Tyne and attack Newcastle from Gateshead.
From this point to its mouth, nearly fifteen miles away, both banks of the Tyne present an unbroken scene of industry.

Tyne Dock, just opposite, and the Albert Edward Dock near North.
The next mile-castle was at Walbottle, from which point a delightful view of the Tyne valley and the surrounding country can be obtained.
Near here the little river Tipalt flows across the line of the Wall on its way southward to join the North Tyne.
On the fifth day after leaving Edinburgh, we reached a hill, overlooking the valley of the Tyne and the German Ocean, as sunset was reddening in the west.
VAN TYNE, CLAUDE HALSTEAD, joint author A history of the United states for schools.
His chief danger came when he lay in the London river or in the Tyne.
Here and there may be found some bronzed old man who remembers when the Tyne was little more than a ditch flooded at tide-time.
He would lie and dictate or write in pencil these happy and wistful memories of days passed by the banks of Tweed and Tyne.
It stands on the Roman site, called, from its bridge across the Tyne, Pons Aelii, and known later on, from its position on the great wall, as Ad Murum.
Everyone who dwells in the bonnie North Countrie knows well that shrine of Saint Nicholas, set on high on the steep northern bank of the River Tyne.
The Friends, meanwhile, increased on both sides of the river Tyne.
To protect them from these forays, he built a wall across the island from the mouth of the Tyne to Solway, remains of which are still shown to the traveler.
At Newburn upon Tyne, they were opposed by a detachment of four thousand five hundred men under Conway, who seemed resolute to dispute with them the passage of the river.
The George made a fair run and in due time entered the mouth of the Tyne and was soon after moored at the docks at Newcastle where Paul left her.
In exactly seventy-one days after the Campbell had made sail out of the mouth of the Tyne she tied up at the docks at Philadelphia.
If the first sight of the Wall was wonderful to the Roman soldiers, so must have been the first sight of the wide Tyne.
The day before he met the pagan army, between the Tyne and the Solway, Oswald beheld St.
The first of these appeared at Newcastle upon Tyne, so early as the month of October.
As we sailed up the Tyne, we saw war shops being built, and women among the workmen, looking very neat and smart in their working uniforms.
He had, before I left London, resumed the conversation concerning the appearance of a ghost at Newcastle upon Tyne, which Mr.
In the town of Newcastle upon Tyne, a number of disputes were continually arising on the subject of shipping concerns, which were referred to the decision of the laws.

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