Urchin is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for URCHIN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a mischievous boy
• a young child who is poorly or raggedly dressed
• a goblin.
• a hedgehog.
• mischievous child
• A sea urchin. See Sea urchin.
• A mischievous elf supposed sometimes to take the form a hedgehog.
• A pert or roguish child; -- now commonly used only of a boy.
• One of a pair in a series of small card cylinders, arranged around a carding drum; -- so called from its fancied resemblance to the hedgehog.
• poor and often mischievous city child
ADJECTIVE:
• Rough; pricking; piercing.

Words related to URCHIN

hurcheon16 urchins12

Words that contain URCHIN

urchins12 lurching14 churching20 churchings21 unchurching22 dischurching24 nonchurching23

How to use URCHIN in a sentence

• The Starfish, we found, had a terrible mouth, but that of the Urchin is worse still.
• Then one evening, a ragged little urchin called at the hotel and asked to see us.
• An urchin may dispute with a Plato, if the urchin sticks to the things he knows.
• The urchin painter may assert himself in the presence of Velasquez, providing he keeps within the limits of his own originality.
• There is a little boy, an urchin lad, That stands betweene me and the glorious rayes, Of my soule-wishing sunne of happinesse.
• My brother William, now twelve years old, had the same aversion to the word master that he had when he was an urchin of seven years.
• He had desired her, and twice Fyfe had treated him like an urchin caught in mischief.
• One little white-headed urchin clapped his hands when he saw Mr.
• Beginning at his talking pitch, the cry of the disappointed urchin grows more shrill as it grows louder.
• It was a face that would have attracted you, that would have attracted everyone, in fact, from the black-gowned college professor to the small urchin shouting in the street.
• Carr took out his watch as he turned his eyes on a ragged urchin who had called to him from below.
• Another egg placed under identical conditions will develop into a sea urchin, and another into an oyster.
• If this should be done, the smallest urchin will be able to recognize the species from its peculiar call.
• He is dressed in the clothes of a London street urchin, and behind him are the warehouses of the great city.
• So strong did the little urchin become, that he flew to heaven.
• At length, one daring urchin brought, from the fire-place, a red-hot poker, and began to bore through its sides.
• He was strict to a fault in the discharge of his duty, as every urchin of that day who attempted to sneak into the circus can testify.
• So the urchin lived, and ever after paced gravely before its friends.
• Words were not necessary, for the country store-keeper knows without being told what the small urchin with one hand clutched tightly wants of him.
• But that urchin was a Gridley boy who had raised the money to come and see this game.
• But had they seen him running down the stairs with an urchin on his shoulders, laughing like a schoolboy, they would have refused to credit the evidence of their senses.
• Crossing the river, we started for the falls, in charge of a sharp little urchin who acted as guide.
• Let not our souls be wrung, however, at contemplation of the luckless urchin cut off by parental penury from the rapture of new clothes.
• An urchin, chasing a ball, plunged recklessly beneath the auto, emerging with the sphere in his grimy fist.
• My urchin described him as a very thin, dirty, and ragged man, with a dreadful cough.

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