Uncle is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNCLE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to address as uncle
• refer to as uncle
NOUN:
• an unrelated older male friend, especially of a child.
• a pawnbroker.
• The brother of one\'s father or mother; also applied to an aunt\'s husband; -- the correlative of aunt in sex, and of nephew and niece in relationship.
• the brother of your father or mother; the husband of your aunt
• a source of help and advice and encouragement
• the brother of one's father or mother or the husband of one's aunt
• brother of one's father or mother
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• brother of one\'s father or mother

Words related to UNCLE

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How to use UNCLE in a sentence

• Uncle John lowered his paper, frowned at Le Drieux and then turned his eyes upon the face of young Jones.
• Uncle Wellington had his purchase done up in brown paper, and took the parcel under his arm.
• Poor Uncle Tom! The news was a dreadful blow to him.
• I have money enough to pay his fee, and uncle said I was to have no expense spared in getting me the best advice.
• He wonders how your grandmamma, your aunt, your uncle, can spare you.
• Lee and Uncle John ran for their rifles as Tom had done, and opened a destructive fire as it passed over.
• You see, this is not addressed to him, but to his uncle, David Livingstone.
• Uncle Max said afterwards that he was quite touched by it.
• He felt that he was under orders, and the Presence would not go with him in any such commission as Uncle Ramsey had proposed.
• Uncle John, without further demur, sat down to write.
• I omitted to ask him, what seems obvious enough now, whether, in conversing about it, he had never asked my uncle how it would end.
• As for Uncle Jim, he would most certainly have fallen out behind, too, if he had not clung like grim death to the reins.
• XI UNCLE WILLIE WOLFREY One bitterly cold day in winter our dog team halted before a cabin.
• Uncle Ike had told him that he would make it all right.
• Soon, however, he resolved to convince himself of the true state of affairs, that he might be prepared if his uncle should arrive.
• Now at the other end of the line, somewhere, is a fellow that ran chances of being robbed-reckless, like your Uncle Dudley.
• Manifestly a string of beads would not do for Jimmy or Uncle Harold, so they must do for Aunt Harriet.
• Suddenly Uncle Jeff stopped, raised his rifle to his shoulder, and fired.
• In a short time my uncle was taken ill, and though all possible means were made use of for his recovery, in a few days he died.
• That evening Sagrario spoke to her uncle praising the energy which prompted him to undertake any sort of work so as not to be a charge on the family.
• I am thinking of Uncle Jeffrey as he was when I saw him last and of uncle John as he appeared at the inquest.
• Pesach had a Dutch uncle, but as he had never talked like him Alte alone knew.
• Uncle Lance was the only member of our company absent, but I gave myself no uneasiness about him, since the mail contractors were both likewise missing.
• Miss Jean barely greeted Deweese and myself, while Uncle Lance paced the gallery without making a single inquiry as to what had become of the horse herd.
• Then we returned with him to Kansas, to visit my uncle, and to stay on our claim awhile, lest some person should jump it.
• Mind uncle and aunt and take good care of the horse, and remember us.
• And ever the fear grew that if Mimo were absent from her for a moment Uncle Francis would kill him.
• In 1810, in company with his uncle, John Jacob Astor, and several others, he founded the fur-trading colony of Astoria.

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