Aunt is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AUNT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the sister of a mother or father
• an unrelated adult female friend, especially of a child.
• The sister of one\'s father or mother; -- correlative to nephew or niece. Also applied to an uncle\'s wife.
• An old woman; and old gossip.
• A bawd, or a prostitute.
• the sister of your father or mother; the wife of your uncle
• the sister of one's father or mother or the wife of one's uncle
• father's or mother's sister
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• father\'s or mother\'s sister

Words related to AUNT

aunthood12 aunthoods13 auntie6 auntlike12 aunts5 naunt5

Words that contain AUNT

aunts5 aunty8 daunt6 gaunt6 haunt8 jaunt12 naunt5 saunt5 taunt5 vaunt8 aunter6 auntie6 auntly9 avaunt9 chaunt11 daunts7 draunt7 fiaunt9 flaunt9 gaunts7 haunts9 jaunts13 jaunty16 naunts6 saunts6 taunts6 vaunts9 vaunty12 ascaunt9 aunters7 aunties7 avaunts10 chaunts12 daunted9 daunter8 daunton8 draunts8 fiaunts10 flaunts10 flaunty13 gaunted9 gaunter8 gauntly11 gauntry11 haunted11 haunter10 jaunted15 jauntee14 jauntie14 pesaunt9 romaunt9 saunted8 saunter7 talaunt7 taunted8 taunter7 vaunted11 vaunter10 vauntie10 armgaunt11 aunthood12 auntlier8 auntlike12 avaunted12 chaunted14 chaunter13 chauntry16 daunters9 daunting10 dauntons9 draunted10 enaunter8 flaunted12 flaunter11 gauntest9 gaunting10 gauntlet9 gauntree9 haunters11 haunting12 jauntier15 jaunties15 jauntily18 jaunting16 outvaunt11 persaunt10 pesaunts10 romaunts10 saunters8 saunting9 talaunts8 taunters8 taunting9 vauntage12 vaunters11 vauntery14 vauntful14 vauntier11 vaunting12 aunthoods13 auntliest9 avaunting13 chaunters14 chaunting15 dauntless10 dauntoned11 draunting11 flaunters12 flauntier12 flauntily15 flaunting13 gauntlets10 gauntness10 gauntrees10 gauntries10 grandaunt11 hauntings13 jauntiest16 misaunter11 outvaunts12 paravaunt14 puissaunt11 sauntered10 saunterer9 tauntings10 undaunted11 unhaunted13 vauntages13 vauntiest12 vauntings13 chauntress15 chauntries15 dauntingly15 dauntoning12 flauntiest13 gauntleted12 grandaunts12 hauntingly17 jauntiness17 jauntingly21 misaunters12 outvaunted14 saunterers10 sauntering11 tauntingly14 vaunteries13 vauntingly17 undaunting12 dauntlessly15 flauntiness14 flauntingly18 gauntleting13 gauntnesses12 outvaunting15 saunterings12 undauntable14 undauntedly16 chauntresses17 jauntinesses19 saunteringly16 dauntlessness14 flauntinesses16 undauntedness15 dauntlessnesses16 undauntednesses17

How to use AUNT in a sentence

• So far as even I could see, my uncle and aunt regarded me as their own child.
• My Aunt Susan found her second in a man who used to weed their garden.
• Therefore when I was thirteen, they entrusted me to an old aunt who was willing to take charge of me.
• Seem lack one family we called Aunt Mandy Thornton.
• Aunt Charlotte took a step forward, and prepared to introduce her nephew.
• Aunt Agatha departed, greatly impressed by his gallantry and common sense.
• Aunt Selina put her clothes in a tub in the laundry and proceeded to dress them like a vegetable.
• This was a good deal of trouble, and his savage mood continuing, the servants were unwilling to pass him, declaring he was a good deal worse than Aunt Peggy had ever been.
• Aunt Zelie liked boys, and had a way of establishing friendly relations with them on short acquaintance.
• Aunt Zelie sat alone in the wide hall that afternoon.
• Bunker and Aunt Jo looked worried, as they hurried after Mr.
• Aunt Jane was nowhere to be seen, so she went on into the kitchen to help Uncle James with the potatoes.
• I had spent the last three years, since Aunt Susan died and left Aunt Jane with all that money and no one to look after her but me, in snatching her from the brink of disaster.
• I was looking at them and naming them on my fingers the day that Aunt Paula came.
• These contrary duties frequently grieved the heart of her aunt.
• Like all wise people who are able to give advice, Aunt Jerusha offered none until it was asked, and then gave only in small doses.
• Aunt Anna was here all the afternoon, and she is going to take the house at Newport, which is very pleasant and unexpected, for she hates housekeeping.
• Chapter VIII A warning From Aunt Jane Towards noon came a telephone call for Polly to go down to Dr.
• She liked the country, she loved her uncle and aunt with whom she lived, and she heard every week from her father and mother.
• They usually sat there together, Marcella reading or dreaming, Aunt Janet sewing or sitting listless, not even dreaming.
• He was brought up with Spartan severity by his father and his aunt.
• Without taking off his clothes, he got under the blankets, and when Aunt Martha looked in, he seemed to be sound asleep.

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