Carr is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CARR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an alder wood
• fen woodland or scrub that is typically dominated by alder or willow.
• area of bog or fen in which scrub has become established
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a marsh

Words related to CARR

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Words that contain CARR

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How to use CARR in a sentence

• General Carr then went back to his camp, and soon afterwards our wagon train came in from Fort Lyon with a fresh load of provisions.
• He brought back only damp sand, which he plastered thick on the chest and shoulders of Robert Carr.
• Carr were to divide the watches of the day and night.
• In 1773 Dabney Carr, of Virginia, enlarged upon this idea, and committees of correspondence were forthwith instituted between the several colonies.
• SAUNDERS, SIR ALEXANDER CARR, executor of the Estate of Sidney Webb.
• You cannot understand how it was that Ernest Carr, whom I had known before, should have impressed me more.
• That was for a sight of Sophie Carr and a chance to talk to her again.
• Tommy was far closer to Sophie Carr than he, Thompson, could manage to come, no matter how he tried.
• Carr unfolded his arms and approached Lord Hartledon.
• Two more clients were also waiting, he added, Thomas Carr rose, and the end of it was that he went with Mr.
• Carr was much interested to hear that I had a sister, and asked innumerable questions about her.
• All I could do was to keep Carr well in sight until the theft was found out, to prevent any possibility of his escaping, and then to accuse him.
• If I may advise, I would suggest that Carr should be allowed to leave, as he wishes to do, by the afternoon train, and should not be pressed to stay.
• It was not badly imagined, but he should have made certain Carr was sleeping in the house.
• He was here last night, according to the maid, Lydia Carr.
• Edith Carr would not want your lips to-morrow if she knew they had touched mine to-day.
• Edith Carr followed the fence and passed through the gate into the west woods where she asked Henderson about the car.
• She longed to tell him what Edith Carr had said, how it had affected Elnora, and to comfort him as she felt she could.
• If Elnora truly felt that she could not decide until Edith Carr was convinced, then Edith Carr would have to yield or triumph.
• From there they were ordered into the Black Hills country, and Colonel Merritt replaced General Carr.
• Bergson and his disciple, Professor Carr, seem to regard as fundamental will have to go, unless different and better grounds can be found for it.
• Howard jumped up from a bench and dragged forward his friend John Carr, introducing him to his new friends.
• It was there because John Carr had shown him its need.
• Howard thought that if Carr cared to speak of his own personal affairs he would do so.
• Carr tarried only a few minutes, during which both men were ill at ease.
• He did not know if Carr had gone East or if still he were a daily guest at the Longstreet home.

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