Billingsgate is valid Scrabble Word

Is billingsgate a scrabble word?
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Is billingsgate valid Words with Friends?
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12 letters word
16 points in Scrabble
22 points in WWF

Definitions for BILLINGSGATE in dictionary:

NOUN:

coarsely abusive language
a London fish market dating from the 16th century. In 1982 the market moved to the Isle of Dogs in the East End.
A market near the Billings gate in London, celebrated for fish and foul language.
Coarsely abusive, foul, or profane language; vituperation; ribaldry.
foul-mouthed or obscene abuse

Words related to BILLINGSGATE

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Words that contain BILLINGSGATE

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How to use BILLINGSGATE in a sentence

Billingsgate that had grown along the wharves of the lower river, was found to be of service in Parliament and gave a spice and sparkle even to a book review.
To talk of Billingsgate in comparison with these women, is to do the Holland and Flemish ladies gross injustice, English phlegm being far more silent than Dutch phlegm.
As the Noa-Noa gradually drew out these cries became more definite, and the honor of France and of all Frenchmen was assailed in the most ancient English Billingsgate.
A just and rational censure ought to be expressed on them, while we disapprove the constant billingsgate poured on them officially.
Yet he had some liking for the priests, who had been kind to him, and there was always a glow in his heart for the pale wife who dwelt with his child in the attic in Billingsgate.
God knew it was time, for the household in the Billingsgate attic was pretty threadbare.
Lovel trembled at himself, and had to think hard on his family in the Billingsgate attic to get back to his common-sense.
The only thing that can be said is that his abuse was a sheer piece of Billingsgate, too devoid of plausibility to be more than an expression of virulent hatred.
Of this, however, he had some doubts himself, when he had listened once or twice to some minor specimens of her Billingsgate.
The City again demurred, and asked to be excused the necessity of forwarding the men beyond Billingsgate or the Tower Wharf and also of providing them with accoutrements.

Hence, insulting language, and the use of billingsgate, were too hazardous to be indulged where a personal accounting was a strong possibility.
It reads now like very dreary and very vulgar billingsgate.
But this is only the Billingsgate of our exasperation.
We came down from the bridge, moved over toward Billingsgate, past the Custom-House, where curious old sea-captains wait for ships that never come.
He and Bart had already met, and the latter was worsted in the case, and had received from Brace the usual Billingsgate.
You merchant men of Billingsgate, I wonder how you thrive.
There was enough of the sun in that morning to light my way down Mark Lane, across Great Tower Street to Billingsgate.
This was Billingsgate, and there was a tide to be caught.
We should catch the tide at the Shipwash, and go up on it to Billingsgate and be home by midnight.
Two ladies from Billingsgate, who were near, indulging their rhetorical powers, stopped short.

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