Boars is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BOARS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• BOAR, a male pig
• a tusked Eurasian wild pig from which domestic pigs are descended, exterminated in Britain in the 17th century.
• the flesh of the wild boar as food.
• an uncastrated domestic male pig.
• the full-grown male of certain other animals, especially a badger, guinea pig, or hedgehog.

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How to use BOARS in a sentence

• IN PURSUING FOUR-FOOTED BEASTS, such as deer, boars, and hares, properly termed hunting, mankind were, from the earliest ages, engaged.
• Then the king of the wild boars called all his subjects together and set them at work cutting down the trees with their tusks.
• What with bears, wolves, wild boars, and savage dogs, each step in life would seem a peril, were not the cruelty of man more perilous still.
• Here, there were still forests and swamps in Shang time, and boars, deer, buffaloes and other animals, as well as occasional rhinoceros and elephants, were hunted.
• Within this space nearly a hundred boars and pigs may be counted.
• Bulls, boars, and rams were offered to this sea god of fertility.
• The mountains are fuller of wild boars than are the commons of Espana of swine and cattle in acorn time.
• You stood upon the heath and two wild boars approached.
• Antlers of the Ceylon deer, tusks of elephants and boars, contrast with the richness and the sobriety of the other contents of the overflowing pavilion.
• Their baggage was strapped on a couple of Burmese ponies, strong, shapely little beasts, not more than twelve hands high, hardy as wild boars, nimble as cats.
• The hunters took especial care to kill none but the choicest wild boars for sea-store.
• Many hunters, it seems, confined themselves to hunting boars, leaving the beeves as unworthy quarry.
• He could even jerk over the big, blue wild boars that lived in the Marshes of the North.
• Menelaus and Agamemnon stood alone and fought in the crowd of Trojans, like two wild boars that a circle of hunters surrounds with spears, so fiercely they stood at bay.
• Wolves and wild boars may have been prowling about in the woods and tangled thickets that covered this ridge back for several leagues.
• One day he slew a hundred boars at once with his own hands.
• In the mountains there are wild boars, deer, and buffalo, which they can kill in any desired number.
• Here she is promptly detected by the offended goddess and sentenced to do battle against one of the fiercest of the Erymanthian boars.
• And sometime they rushed together with their shields, like two boars or rams, and fell grovelling both to the earth.
• Major Daly, who commands the corps, killed four men himself with a simple bamboo hunting spear, used for killing boars.
• No such hymn was ever known as this which Gotama sounded for you, O Maruts, when he saw you on golden wheels, wild boars rushing about with iron tusks.
• Then, springing up from their horses, they lashed together with their swords like two wild boars.
• Their feet are also different from those of our wild boars, for the hind feet have only one toe and no hoof.
• A shoal of 68 fathoms, about 2 miles long in a NNE and SSW direction by 1 mile wide, lies due north from the Boars Head of Long Island.
• During 1923 and 1924 the cod fishing in these waters, especially off Boars Head, was the best for some years.
• Cod are on this ground about two weeks in October and in February and March are found in abundance off Boars Head.
• The wild boars also were all caught in traps and slain.

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