Yule is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for YULE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• Christmas or Christmastide, also YULETIDE
• Christmas or Christmastide; the feast of the Nativity of our Savior.
• period extending from Dec. 24 to Jan. 6
• Christmas
• archaic term for winter holidays
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• Christmas time

Words related to YULE

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Words that contain YULE

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How to use YULE in a sentence

• As the plains were now dry and parched, we determined to follow up the Strelley to the ranges before striking west to the Yule.
• The story of the Yule log and its adventures was the best joke the country had had for a long time, and it was bound to lose nothing as it passed from mouth to mouth.
• Lieutenant George Major Yule, Colour-Sergeant Yuralski, Doctor Zakariah Khan INDEX CHIEF PUBLIC EVENTS.
• General Yule, who now took command of the column, abandoned his camp on the 22nd October, and withdrew by a circuitous route to Ladysmith, which was reached on the 26th.
• It had been his idea to light the great hall with a thousand candles when they brought in the Yule log, and to throw perfumed fagots on the fire.
• On Yule night no one should go out, for he may meet uncanny beings of all kinds.
• At all events on Christmas Eve Yule porridge and new milk are set out for him, sometimes with other things, such as a suit of small clothes, spirits, or even tobacco.
• The crib has already been treated in our First Part, the Yule log and the Christmas-tree will be considered in this chapter and the next.
• Yule continues to be observed in several places at the present time, and points to the custom of sun worship and the adoration of the early gods of the north.
• I do not know if it was a Yule drink of our Viking ancestors in the days of paganism.
• I do not know if there was any truth in the tradition that it was the favourite drink of the dwellers in Valhalla, gods and heroes, when they kept their high Yule festival.
• How he did his own Yule festivals, with what magnificent solemnity, the horse-eatings, blood-sprinklings, and other sacred rites, need not be told.
• Immediately after Yule men believed that they saw him about the farm itself, and grew terribly frightened, so that many of them ran away.
• Nothing, however, occurred but this natural anxiety, till the Saturday, which was Yule.
• There it was the grandfather or other oldest man of the family who chose the Yule log in good time and had it ready for Christmas Eve.
• A Yule log, as large as the open hearth could accommodate, was brought into the kitchen of each farmhouse, and smaller ones were used in the cottages.
• Then he turns again to the hearth, and after crossing himself falls on his knees and kisses the projecting part of the Yule log.
• Yule, writing in 1844, mentions a water ordeal, and one of my Khasi friends remembers to have seen one during his boyhood.
• After Yule Thorfinn made ready for coming home, and he let those folk go with good gifts whom he had bidden to his feast.
• But just after Yule men thought they saw him home at the farm.
• On Yule eve the shepherd would fare out to his sheep.
• Yule, was the finding of various Christian remains at this place, and Mr.
• Giovanni Vacca who has kindly sent me the following information regarding this curious document not mentioned by Yule, Amat di S.
• Heath, while the outside soundings devolved upon Lieutenant Yule in the tender.
• And truly the darkness, the candles, the flying sparks from our Yule log, and the smell of burning wood made Christmas everywhere.
• George Yule, born in Rathen, Aberdeenshire, in 1824, was distinguished in manufactures.
• It became necessary for Yule to disappear immediately and stealthily.
• The sound of the artillery in this action was audible to Yule on the Waschbank, but he was unable to account for it.
• Yule, commanding the battalion, was appointed to the command of the Indian Infantry Brigade, South Africa, with the temporary rank of brigadier-general.
• Major-General Penn-Symons was mortally wounded, and Major-General Yule had taken over command at Dundee.
• Many tenants of Sir Ralph were prevented from assembling at the Yule feast.
• We had been looking for what people in Scotland dread, a Green Yule, for the ground was bare.

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