Christy is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHRISTY in dictionary:

NOUN [PLURAL CHRIS·TIES. (SOMETIMES LOWERCASE) SKIING.]:
• Christie.
NOUN:
• a kind of turn in skiing, also CHRISTIANIA, CHRISTIE
• skiing turn for stopping or changing direction quickly
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a skiing turn

Words related to CHRISTY

christie13 christies14

How to use CHRISTY in a sentence

• Raps indicated that the Spirit, George Christy, was present.
• On one occasion I was invited, by mistake, to a little town to lecture the same evening when the Christy Minstrels were to perform.
• How long is Tom Muskerry the Master of Garrisowen Workhouse? CHRISTY Thirty years this spring.
• Christy Clarke gets out of armchair, and begins to arrange the periodicals that are on wooden chair.
• GORMAN And who am I talking to? CHRISTY You are talking to Felix Tournour.
• Christy Clarke takes the periodicals over to table and sits down.
• MUSKERRY Now, Christy Clarke, I consider that the man gone out is a very exceptional man.
• CHRISTY Why not, Mister Muskerry? MUSKERRY That man would break bounds and stay away.
• CHRISTY He and his brother had a farm between them.
• CHRISTY How is that, Mister Muskerry? MUSKERRY He sent Myles Gorman to his own life.
• MUSKERRY They want me to resign from this place, Christy.
• MUSKERRY Have you any news, Christy? CHRISTY No news, except that my mother is in the cottage, and is expecting you to-day.
• MUSKERRY To a situation, is it? CHRISTY To a situation in Dublin.
• MUSKERRY A writer of books, is it? CHRISTY Yes, a writer of books.
• MUSKERRY Did she get the things that were sent to her? CHRISTY My mother was sent away from the cottage.
• MUSKERRY Who sent your mother away from the cottage? CHRISTY Mrs.
• And now, Christy Clarke, go down stairs and tell the Master, Mr.
• CRILLY Christy Clarke, what is it? CHRISTY The Master is dead.
• CRILLY My God, my God! CHRISTY Will I go and tell them below? MRS.
• CRILLY What humming is that? CHRISTY The bees at the window pane.
• The third decade of the nineteenth century saw the coming of the Christy Minstrels.
• By Grace Miller White Illustrated by Howard Chandler Christy.
• Nothing to do with the Christy Minstrel Entertainment, but a very useful work of reference, issued from the ancient house of publishers which is now quite BLACKIE with age.
• In the records of 1871 is the case of two men who had a falling out, Alfred Flarey and Police Constable Charles Christy, for some reason not mentioned.
• Flarey went to an inspector, and obtained money to be used in tempting the mistress of Christy.
• Christy and I hid the child in the meal sack and were thus able to get him here.
• Christy stood by with every evidence of sympathy for this distracted group.
• He looked like an overworked Christy minstrel with the briefest of intervals between his performances.
• Did you strike golden guineas out of solder, young fellow, or shilling coins itself? CHRISTY.
• Were you off east, young fellow, fighting bloody wars for Kruger and the freedom of the Boers? CHRISTY.
• And there was no one in it but the two of you alone? CHRISTY.
• And you went asking money of him, or making talk of getting a wife would drive him from his farm? CHRISTY.
• She was engaged to be married to a man belonging to Major William Christy, who resided four or five miles north of the city.
• JULIUS SMITH, WIFE MARY, AND BOY JAMES, HENRY AND EDWARD SMITH, AND JACK CHRISTY.
• It was not the typical American girl as portrayed by Gibson or Christy, but it pleased him better in every way.

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