Woodruff is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WOODRUFF in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a plant with small white flowers, also WOODROOF
• a white-flowered Eurasian plant with whorled leaves, smelling of new-mown hay when dried or crushed.
• plant with small sweet-smelling white flowers and sweet-smelling leaves
• Alt. of Woodroof
• Old World fragrant stoloniferous perennial having small white flowers and narrow leaves used as flavoring and in sachets; widely cultivated as a ground cover; in some classifications placed in genus Asperula
• any plant of the genus Asperula
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an aromatic herb

Words related to WOODRUFF

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Words that contain WOODRUFF

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How to use WOODRUFF in a sentence

• The mother of Miss Abby Woodruff had died, and the union was consummated.
• Abby Woodruff Talmage, was called to her reward, leaving Mr.
• Woodruff is responsible for the assertion that 10,000,000 persons now living in the United States are doomed to die of tuberculosis.
• Woodruff, cultivated land will produce 1600 times as much food as hunting land.
• January 11, 1840, Elders John Taylor and Wilford Woodruff landed in England.
• Brother Woodruff was led by the Spirit to go into a part of England called Herefordshire.
• In eight months time Elder Woodruff brought eighteen hundred souls into the Church, including all the six hundred United Brethren, save one.
• At one time just as Elder Woodruff was about to begin a meeting, a constable came to arrest him for preaching.
• The officer was asked to take a seat, and was told that after the meeting Elder Woodruff would be at his service.
• Joseph gave Wilford Woodruff a silk handkerchief which he was to use in healing some children.
• President Woodruff kept the handkerchief to the day of his death.
• Wilford Woodruff was chosen president and he called the former counselors to act also with him.
• President Woodruff was eighty-two years old when this high calling was placed upon him, but he was still quite strong and active.
• In answer to these pleadings, the Lord inspired President Woodruff to issue what is called the manifesto.
• President Wilford Woodruff while on a visit to the Pacific coast, took suddenly ill and died in San Francisco, September 2, 1898.
• When and where did President Woodruff die? CHAPTER XXXVII.
• There were services of singing, prayer, and speaking, and then President Woodruff touched a button which sent an electric current up a wire to the top of the tower.
• Page, 14 John Taylor, 15 Wilford Woodruff, 16 George A.
• Up on the ridge nearest the house Al Woodruff shifted his position so that he could watch her go.
• Swan wanted to take Al Woodruff back with him in irons.
• And all the while he had let Al Woodruff ride free and unsuspected.
• She could not believe that fate would permit Al Woodruff to carry out such a plan.
• With her hands tied, she could do nothing at all save sit there and ride wherever Al Woodruff chose to lead her horse.
• But Skinner walked to the farther edge of the meadow before he stopped, and Al Woodruff never turned his back to a foe.
• Al Woodruff, if the four men met unexpectedly, would also take it for granted that he was one of them.
• Swan would locate Warfield and lead him straight to Al Woodruff, and then make his arrests.
• Others were on their way to intercept Al Woodruff if he crossed before then.
• They would do that, he reasoned, if they were sincere in wanting to overtake Lorraine and in their ignorance that they were also following Al Woodruff.
• And Lone, knowing that Al Woodruff might be within shooting distance, was probably much more uncomfortable than he looked.
• Al Woodruff had, and he was noted for his indifference to women and his implacable hardness toward men.
• Reverting to the Sweet Woodruff, the dried herb may be kept amongst linen, like lavender, to preserve it from insects.
• John Woodruff, a member of Congress, elected for the second time from this district, is the next largest owner in this great brass clock business.
• But John Woodruff in his kindness, raised money enough for me to live on through the winter, and the following spring I moved to New Haven.
• Charles Woodruff, supposes, but is to be accounted for by the fact that dark eyes seem to be a Mendelian dominant, and dark hair a more potent character than light.

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