Christie is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHRISTIE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a kind of turn in skiing, also CHRISTIANIA, CHRISTY
• a sudden turn in which the skis are kept parallel, used for changing direction fast or stopping short.
• prolific English writer of detective stories (1890-1976)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• same as christy

Words related to CHRISTIE

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Words that contain CHRISTIE

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How to use CHRISTIE in a sentence

• Christie before I started, in order to obtain from him full and clear directions.
• Christie and his wife and children sitting in the room where I had passed through so much the night before.
• Christie at once offered to go with me for the doctor.
• Christie stayed with us until dark, and then he took me home with him to supper, that I might get a little change and rest before my night watch.
• Christie did that day, but I do not think even he prayed more earnestly than I did.
• Christie was waiting for me at the bottom of the hill, and he proposed that we should take a turn together on the shore.
• Part of the time Margaret Christie, a young girl of Scotch descent, was a member of our family circle.
• Christie her acquaintance was more intimate than with the husband.
• Christie, at his desire, prevailed on her to remove to her house in Finsbury-square.
• Christie was the only one at which Mary habitually visited.
• I often went back to visit my middle-aged Christie Johnstone, and more than once saw her and her fellow fish-women haul up the boats on their return after being out at sea.
• Christie and I will take the smaller of these canoes, leaving the other, with all the Indians, for Mr.
• Unable to account for this mysterious proceeding, and not knowing what action to take, Ensign Christie stood motionless, where he was left, for some minutes.
• Christie had been possessed of the slightest desire to follow us, we could not have found any place in all the world where he would not dare venture.
• Would he? Edith and Christie! The crack of a rifle, the hiss of a bullet, and the powerful Indian lay quietly beside the little stream as though resting after his long run.
• He had hoped to find both the tunnel and its contents but an ingenious fiction to frighten Christie into a surrender.
• In the confusion of this melee Christie became separated from his men, and ere he realized the full peril of his position received several knife wounds in quick succession.
• The speaker was, as Christie had remarked, an Indian dandy of the most extreme type, although short in stature as compared with the long-limbed warriors surrounding him.
• Donald glanced at Christie, whose face had grown deadly pale, but said nothing.
• Again Donald looked at Christie, whose face was now tense and drawn, as though he were suffering mental anguish.
• As Christie also looked at the magic emblem, he saw the outline of an animal, that might be meant for a bear, encircled by an oval formed of two serpents.
• In his plans he of course included Christie and Bullen, whom he counted on for aid, though, to his chagrin, he was not allowed to communicate with them after that first interview.
• Donald, too, often spoke of his dear friend Christie, who, he declared, was the one white man of his acquaintance with whom he would be willing to share this pleasant forest life.
• Fired with horror and pity, she impulsively sprang on her pony and dashed away in the direction of the village, which she reached just in time to save the life of James Christie.
• The unresisting avenger would have been killed on the spot but for the determined protection of Edith and Christie.
• At this moment we are on the eve of removal to London where we are taking rooms once occupied by the family of David Christie Murray.
• Christie had also performed an elaborate series of experiments on a rotating iron disk.
• Christie and Manson, the writer has had access to the records of this old firm, and two or three instances of sales of furniture may be given.
• She shortly found out that an elderly Scotch lady, one Miss Christie Grant, an aunt of the late Mrs.
• Emily had been settled about a month in her new house, and Miss Christie Grant was with her.
• Emily scarcely confessed to her own heart that she was glad of what Miss Christie had said.
• The fact that the bayonet was purchased by an Italian who gave his address as Christie Place is not enough to convict Spatola.
• And finally the shadows gathered and thickened once again in Christie Place.
• Perhaps he came to Christie Place with the intention of informing Sagon of the opportunity that then presented itself.
• Christie had twenty-four men, and believed that he had nothing to fear, when, on June 15, some two hundred Wyandots arrived in the vicinity.

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