Wren is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WREN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a small songbird
• small brown songbird
• Any one of numerous species of small singing birds belonging to Troglodytes and numerous allied of the family Troglodytidae.
• Any one of numerous species of small singing birds more or less resembling the true wrens in size and habits.
• English architect who designed more than fifty London churches (1632-1723)
• any of several small active brown birds of the northern hemisphere with short upright tails; they feed on insects
• (in the UK) a member of the former Women's Royal Naval Service.

Words related to WREN

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Words that contain WREN

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How to use WREN in a sentence

• The Wren is a very active bird, and one of the most restless of the feathered tribe.
• The notes of the Wren are very lively and garrulous, and, if not uttered more frequently during the heat of the day, are certainly more noticeable at this hour.
• We know a poet has said that, if she sang by day, she might be thought to sing no more sweetly than the wren.
• For all other works of which Lassiter Wren is joint author SEE McKay, Randle.
• Sir Christopher Wren was so struck with its good qualities that he decided to use it for the new St.
• You know where the wren sits on her eggs, and, like good children, pass by with soft steps and hushed voices, that you may not disturb that little mother.
• But some of the birds were not like him, nor like the patient little Wren.
• THE WREN WHO BROUGHT FIRE Centuries and centuries ago, when men were first made, there was no such thing as fire known in all the world.
• I have already told how he helped the Wren to bring fire to men.
• We have also distinguished among numerous birds of the plain, the blackbird, the wren or prairie bird, and a species of lark about the size of a partridge, with a short tail.
• Christopher Wren to survey the cathedral and report upon it.
• But the little blue wren with a grievance in life, He was rude to his neighbours and short with his wife.
• In the Isle of Man very early on Christmas morning, when the church bells had rung out midnight, servants went out to hunt the wren.
• Mary-le-Bow was built by Sir Christopher Wren, the great seventeenth-century architect, who built St.
• When the time arrived for the commencement of the war, the wren King sent out spies to see who was appointed commander-in-chief of the enemy.
• In the morning, therefore, the orderly came with the customary compliments to say to Captain Wren that the post commander desired to see him at the office.
• Wren had had a sleepless night and was in consultation with Dr.
• All Sandy knew that Punch had no other rider than pretty Angela Wren.
• Madame would know where Colonel Byrne was gone, whether he was to be permitted to see Captain Wren and Dr.
• The Bugologist with his one orderly, and apparently without the Apache Yuma scouts, had gone straightway to the rescue of Wren.
• But Wren was nearly wild from wounds and fever when the third day came and no sign of the troop.
• Every such shock meant new terror to that poor lad, but Wren never stirred.
• Blakely in person returned the call, being received with awful state and solemnity by Miss Wren herself.
• THE WREN Within the greenhouse dim and damp The heat floats like a cloud.
• The voyage of George Fenner to Guinea written by Walter Wren.
• THE TALE OF RUSTY WREN Rusty Wren is another little neighbor in Pleasant Valley.

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