Winn is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WINN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (slang) a penny
• penny

Words related to WINN

penny10 winns8

Words that contain WINN

winna8 winns8 winned10 winner9 winnle9 winnow12 swinney13 twinned11 winnard11 winners10 winning11 winnles10 winnock16 winnows13 cowinner13 swinneys14 twinning12 winnable13 winnards12 winnings12 winnocks17 winnowed15 winnower14 cowinners14 rewinning13 twinnings13 winningly16 winnowers15 winnowing16 nonwinning14 outwinning14 unwinnable15 unwinnowed17 winningest14 winnowings17 breadwinner17 prizewinner25 winnability19 winningness15 breadwinners18 breadwinning19 prizewinners26 prizewinning27 breadwinnings20 winnabilities18 winningnesses17 electrowinning20 electrowinnings21

How to use WINN in a sentence

• Winn and Ephraim Bacon, reached Freetown in the brig Nautilus.
• At the house of a Jew named Levy we met a party of Southerners, Captains Mallory, Jones, Sandedge, and Winn, commanded by Dr.
• This was the sleeping-room that Winn was to share with his father.
• It is very hard to realize, though, that my little Winn is sixteen years old and almost a man.
• But Winn Caspar was not inclined to give up anything he had once undertaken.
• You take my horse and go to Madison in the interests of the contract, while Bim and I will take your skiff and start down the river in the interests of Winn and the raft.
• Caspar and Elta wrote notes to Winn, and gave them to Billy Brackett to deliver.
• When Winn finally declared that he could eat no more, Mr.
• A steamboat was passing the island, but though Winn waved frantically to it and shouted himself hoarse, no attention was paid to him.
• Winn wondered at the brightness of this light, for it seemed as though the fire he had left there the evening before ought to have burned out long ago.
• This leader, who had told Winn that his name was Riley, was a Sheriff, though such a new one that this was his first important undertaking since assuming office.
• Exhausted as he was, Winn was on the point of letting go his hold on the sapling and making a desperate effort to overtake the rapidly receding skiff.
• She carried the other end out through the door, and tossed it over the side just in time for Winn to catch it, as the moving of the boat once more gave him freedom of action.
• He would make a more thorough search after visiting the hotel, where he hoped Winn might also have gone for breakfast.
• By noon he was ready to depart from Dubuque, satisfied that there was no information to be gained in that place concerning either Winn or the raft.
• How about using the skiff, though? If it is the one Winn ran off with, it belongs to that Sheriff fellow.
• By-the-way, his first name is the same as your last one, which is a little odd, for Winn is not a common name.
• It must be remembered that while Winn would have recognized Mr.
• For two minutes Winn labored as never before in all his life.
• For an hour Winn busied himself with vain efforts to effect an entrance.
• Winn knew this as well as any one, and the knowledge did not tend to reassure him.
• One shrill cry that came to his ears with startling distinctness sounded as though uttered by a woman or a girl, and Winn shuddered at the thought of her fate.
• Strongly as Winn pulled, the cries grew very faint and almost inaudible during the few seconds that elapsed before he discovered the struggling forms from which they proceeded.
• He was also positive that Winn had been on board the ill-fated craft.
• Brackett and Winn and the raft and everything, and he was so glad he started right off to find them.
• Such an expression of blank amazement as flashed over their faces Winn thought he had never seen.
• Winn Caspar, asking him to look out for just such a raft.
• Billy Brackett and Winn rowed in every direction about the raft so long as there was the slightest hope of picking up a struggling swimmer.
• Noting this, Winn hunted it up and brought it to her.
• At length Winn became aware that from the outermost end of a slender branch just above his head a pair of green eyes were glaring at him.
• It also caused Winn to produce a match from his pocket, light it, and hold the tiny flame high above his head.
• The same light showed Winn to be surrounded by a number of similar packages.

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