Burro is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BURRO in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a small donkey
• a small donkey used as a pack animal.
• donkey, esp one used as a pack animal
• A donkey.

Words related to BURRO

burros8

Words that contain BURRO

burros8 burrow11 burrows12 burrowed14 burrower13 unburrow13 burrowers14 burrowing15 unburrows14 unburrowed16 burrowstown19 unburrowing17 burrowstowns20

How to use BURRO in a sentence

• With the last turn, which brought them level with the plain, they came upon an Indian, a baggage burro, and a riding-pony.
• Above it rose a cowpuncher hat, then a silk shirt with a string tie, and after that a sage baggage burro with clipped ears, a solemn-faced pony, and an Indian.
• As Prather reached up a trembling hand to take his rifle from the back of his burro one of the lumps around the water-hole rose, possibly to change position.
• With an air of accepting the responsibility placed upon him, the burro whirled and trotted down the narrow path that led to the floor of the canyon below.
• Finally he realized that he could never overtake the rider by following the tracks, so he dismounted and tied his burro.
• Then he again mounted the burro and rode toward the hacienda to face the fury of the patron.
• A burro appeared at one end of the hot and dusty street.
• Then the goat and Burro ran ahead to see what all the scolding and loud talking were about.
• And the poor little burro would doubtless have been only too glad of a chance to follow, if only it could break loose from the detaining rope.
• Bruin seemed to know that a feast awaited him as soon as he could clear a way to that frantic little burro with the big load.
• He at last dumped his passenger on the desert between camps, having estimated that the slow-moving burro train could not be many miles ahead.
• The better part of his income was derived from the sale of water, brought up from his well by burro power, to prospectors and others who happened along that way.
• From the northeast side the summit of the mesa can be reached by a rough and tortuous burro trail.
• The use of the American ax made it a much easier task to cut large timbers, and the introduction of the “burro” and ox greatly facilitated their transportation.
• Every one should own a horse or pony or burro here, for the various drives are the greatest charm of the place.
• You will find that the burro will give you a lesson in how to do things in a leisurely way.
• He needed money to purchase a burro, packs, canteen, pick, shovel, dynamite, and provisions.
• Overland, looking for water, toiled on down the slope with the little burro.
• He gave the burro some scraps of camp bread, knowing that the little animal would not stray so long as he was fed, even a little, each day.
• Arriving at a narrow canon in the foothills, he picketed the burro.
• I could put all this outfit on two burros, but the trail is narrow, and a wide pack might bump a burro off.
• Haught for once unhobbled a burro and set it free without a parting kick.
• He needed the burro and could not find it, and all he could do was to hunt for it.
• Upon returning to camp there stood the big gray burro, lazy and fat, just as if he had been perfectly well behaved.
• When Haught had ended his exercise he tied up the burro.
• He looked and looked at the gray burro as if to make sure it was there, in the solid flesh, a really tangible object.
• Other times he treated the Ford exactly as he would treat a burro, with satisfactory results.
• The future senator packed his few assets, including the sign that had hung outside of his office, upon a burro and started for Georgetown, a mining town farther up in the hills.
• Burro is a very high island, and may be seen at the distance of twenty leagues with great ease.
• Jeff had an old buckskin horse that would follow a bear track as readily as a burro will follow a trail, and could be ridden up to within a few yards of the game.
• Just then the fellow, whom I now recognized to be a despicable character named Andrews, began to bestow heavy and brutal kicks upon the body of the little burro.
• The burro uttered the strangest sound I ever heard issue from any beast and it dropped in its tracks with jerking legs that told any horseman what had happened.

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