Acton is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ACTON in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a stuffed jacket worn under mail
• A stuffed jacket worn under the mail, or (later) a jacket plated with mail.
• jacket

Words related to ACTON

actons8 jacket19

Words that contain ACTON

actons8 lactone9 lactones10 lactonic12 spironolactone18 spironolactones19

How to use ACTON in a sentence

• Acton had started out to rescue one of the prisoners, while Shaw had rushed forth to capture Acton.
• Acton took centre forward, with Jack Vance on his right, while Diggory was told off to keep goal.
• To do full justice to the memory of Diggory Trevanock, he alone stood out against this decision, and incurred the wrath both of Acton and Jack Vance in so doing.
• Ellis and Acton Bell remained equals in obscurity, recognized only by their association with the tremendous Currer.
• Here, too, you will find Lord ACTON, who deeply disapproved of Mr.
• Charlotte was known to the literary world as Currer Bell, her sisters as Acton and Ellis Bell.
• Acton, crime is sometimes involved of a terrible nature which the human tongue governed by training shrinks from describing.
• Now the school-teacher from Acton, Miss Louisa Stark, was expected for the summer, and would make four.
• The following letter to Sir John Acton, occasioned by some interesting communications from Mr.
• I beg your excellency will state this, in confidence, to General Acton.
• The story has been told to you Of good Adolphus Minns of Kew, Whose virtuous ways have won renown From Barking Creek to Acton Town.
• Newby should say that he is to publish another work by Ellis and Acton Bell.
• Newby, yet I cannot but feel, and feel painfully, that Ellis and Acton have not had the justice at his hands that I have had at those of Messrs.
• And even for Acton and Currer, the experiment of an introduction to society would be more formidable than you, probably, can well imagine.
• Arthur Acton of Wrexham, to add some illustrations of notable objects which have not yet appeared elsewhere in print.
• Acton has been able to examine them with the aid of two of our best experts on pottery-making, Mr.
• He was very indignant at the claim that the Acton men marched first to attack the British because the others hesitated.
• He had thought it likely the Acton people would ask him to speak.
• Such a circumstance had never occurred before, for Acton had made himself unpopular with those beneath him by expecting devotion equal to his own to the interests of the firm.
• No one but Acton or Roland could have access to them.
• XVI ACTON MONUMENT While I held the office of Governor, two memorial events occurred, of some importance.
• A feud had existed for many years between the towns of Concord and Acton each claiming the honors of the battlefield on that date.
• On the morning of the 19th of April the town of Acton was alarmed by some unknown person who hurried rapidly on to more interior points.
• But the town of Acton, early and alone, so far as I can ascertain, made a distinct declaration in favor of an American Republic.
• In 1283 a council, or, as it is sometimes called, a parliament, met in his house at Acton Burnell, and he was responsible for the settlement of the court of chancery in London.
• Mann was born in Ontario not far from the sleepy town of Acton and just six miles east of Rockwood, the birthplace of James J.
• I hold with Lord Acton that our internal conflicts are due to indifference to sin and not to a religious idea.
• Acton, as Madame Campan calls him, was a member of the ancient English family of that name.
• On Thursday, the 18th, Dundonald was on the high road west of Acton Homes, and drove away a party of Boers.
• Whatever his original design, which may have been to take his whole force to Acton Homes, and then march eastward along the road, he had to drive the Boers from the plateau.
• Dundonald had at first expected that the main body would follow him, and his reports seem to show that he had hoped to induce Warren to move towards Acton Holmes.
• Because Gray told me that Acton was forced to borrow such frightful sums at such ruinous rates.
• There was about three hundred of us, the Acton company, under Captain Isaac Davis, taking the lead.
• We found three of the enemy had been killed, and the Acton company took several of the wounded prisoners.
• Reports stated that he had reached Acton Holmes, and that four brigades had crossed the Tugela.

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