Brooks is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BROOKS in dictionary:

VERB:
• BROOK, to tolerate
• tolerate or allow (something, typically dissent or opposition)
NOUN:
• a small stream
• United States literary critic and historian (1886-1963)

Words related to BROOKS

brook11 brooked14 brooking15

How to use BROOKS in a sentence

• At the foot of the bluffs break forth copious springs of clear water, which hasten in little brooks to the river.
• In the first third of my road, which lay along the coast, I counted about thirty-two brooks which we were obliged to walk through.
• Mrs Brooks had not been able to catch any word of farewell, temporary or otherwise, between her tenants at the door above.
• Mrs Brooks pondered on the delay, and on what probable relation the visitor who had called so early bore to the couple upstairs.
• Mrs Brooks hastened downstairs, opened the front door, and ran into the street.
• When he was freed he come to Mississippi with the Brooks to farm for them.
• When heavy rains come, torrents suddenly spring into being and dash madly down the precipitous cliffs to swell the brooks and little rivers and rush headlong to the sea.
• The flanks of the Sinjar are seamed with innumerable ravines, and from these small brooks issue, which are soon dispersed by irrigation, or absorbed in the thirsty plains.
• Rivulets numerous, and running now as briskly as brooks do after much rain in England.
• He melted the snow in the warm hollows, and softened the ice on the brooks.
• Brooks was attracted first by a certain sense of familiarity with the trim, well-balanced figure, and immediately afterwards she raised her eyes to his in passing.
• Brooks, only I beg you to think over what I have said.
• Brooks found himself enjoying his luncheon amazingly.
• Brooks walked thoughtfully through the silent streets to his rooms.
• I have told Evans and Brooks to go by the fields, and meet us at the cross-roads in the low woods.
• It was as though many brooks babbled onward side by side, but never joined.
• Brooks, lost his wife in the twenty fifth year of their marriage.
• He was born and lived in the state of Mississippi on the plantation of Alan Brooks where he said his father was an overseer and not a slave.
• He was a fisherman in the mountain brooks and off the shore.
• Charles Wadsworth in Philadelphia, and so did Phillips Brooks in Boston.
• Brooks Maximilian Gottfried von Schenkendorf The Mother Tongue.
• The brooks are flooded for a few hours and then they dry up until another rain comes.
• Just as Brooks, the last of the lot, was passing through the doorway, the warning bell before taps sounded.
• Standing just behind Phillips Brooks, I heard for the last time the voice of my boyhood friend reading with tenderness the burial service.
• Brooks and I were rivals for the affection of Tom Thumb, and I do not recall which succeeded.
• Phillips Brooks and myself were among the clerical contingent, with such Americans abroad as Colonel Tom Ochiltree, Buffalo Bill, General and Mrs.
• Then, Miss Brooks did not take the ring? And why should the woman detective do such a thing? For an instant only that thought occupied her.
• Therefore, when Edward was told that Doctor Brooks was out, he knew he was out.
• Largely through the efforts of Brooks and Douglass, the Democrats of Jacksonville were persuaded to call a mass-meeting of all good Democrats in the county.
• Brooks had already commenced proceedings to settle the title to the land, dividing it between Zoe and me.

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