Carl is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CARL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a rude, rustic man; a churl, also CARLE, CARLOT
• a peasant or man of low birth.
• a man; a fellow.
• A rude, rustic man; a churl.
• Large stalks of hemp which bear the seed; -- called also carl hemp.
• A kind of food. See citation, below.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• another word forchurl

Words related to CARL

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Words that contain CARL

carle7 carls7 carles8 carlin8 carlot8 carless9 carline9 carling10 carlins9 carlish12 carload10 carlock15 carlots9 scarlet9 vicarly15 carlines10 carlings11 carloads11 carlocks16 scarless10 scarlets10 housecarl14 scarleted12 vicarlier14 housecarls15 scarlatina12 scarleting13 housecarle15 vicarliest15 scarlatinal13 scarlatinas13 housecarles16

How to use CARL in a sentence

• His name was Weber, and his brother became the father of Carl Maria von Weber, the composer.
• And I want to say to you of Carl Schurz, that side by side with that man on the battlefield of Germany was Madame Anneke, as noble a woman as ever trod the American soil.
• Carl was told that the Durham singers were known throughout the kingdom as superb, and he must do his best in drilling his choir.
• One day the bishop entered the office where Carl was at work, accompanied by a plain-looking man, possibly forty years of age.
• The Carl Rosa Company are about to produce an opera by an English composer.
• Adventures in the African jungle, by Carl and Mary L.
• For works claimed by Lilian Steichen Sandburg SEE Sandburg, Carl.
• When at home, Carl generally performed the duties of a nursery maid.
• Crazy Carl was laughed at for his exertions in behalf of the children, yet to spare his feelings the necessary punishment of the children was deferred till he was out of sight.
• At the first sign camp Bud and Carl were dropped, for they were to ride the line to the north and east from that point.
• The man, apparition, demon, or whatever it was, sent his horse into a gallop, and Carl, with no volition on his own part, followed at the same speed.
• But if he should be a ghost or an emissary of the devil, as Carl strongly suspected, nothing like a ball from a forty-five would do him harm.
• Something inside of Carl seemed to snap, and a great glow of courage swept over him.
• The first ball struck, for Carl heard the thud of it, as if it had struck and sunk into something soft.
• This at least was human, and Carl climbed stiffly from his saddle and bent over it.
• Everybody was glad when the week was over, Carl most of all.
• Carl advanced, trying to look unconscious and indifferent.
• Though the star chamber looked as cheerful as usual and Carl did his best as host, it was not quite the same without her.
• Give up going with Carl, and go to some horrid old university out there.
• They sat about listening to his talk, but no one listened more closely than little Carl.
• Carl was so deep in his work that he did not hear him at all, and the doctor stole up unperceived and looked over his shoulder.
• But Carl Beck, in his enthusiasm, knew very well how to give the incident a colouring of romance, and she was very soon exalted into the heroine of the hour.
• Carl Beck was always in great force on these occasions.
• Carl Walraven, and turned the western windows to sheets of quivering flame.

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