Coles is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COLES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• COLE, a plant of the cabbage family, also COLESEED, COLEWORT
• a brassica, especially cabbage, kale, or rape.

Words related to COLES

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Words that contain COLES

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How to use COLES in a sentence

• It is better to say that during these first two decades of the nineteenth century some settlers came for both purposes, some to hold slaves, some, as Edward Coles, to free them.
• Edward Coles, a Virginian, who in 1818 emigrated to Illinois, of which he later served as Governor and as liberator from slavery, settled his slaves in that commonwealth.
• Edward Coles, a Virginian, who in 1818 emigrated to Illinois, of which he later became Governor, made a settlement on a larger scale.
• Still, the base-stock showed clearly when the Coles mares came onto the track with mincing steps, turning their proud heads from side to side and every one coming hard on the bit.
• Coles had taken no chances, and though he had been forced by the rules of the race to put up the regulation range saddles he had found the lightest riders possible.
• They were very young, these Coles horses, and hence their curiosity was far stronger than their timidity.
• Among those opposed to the introduction of slavery were Morris Birkbeck, Governor Coles, David Blackwell, Judge Lockwood, and Daniel P.
• Considering that the best route out of these ravines would be by this valley, I returned with Coles to the party, whom we found much refreshed and, having consulted with Mr.
• Corporal Coles being now nearly recovered I left the rest of the party under Mr.
• I directed Coles to wait until the others came up and then to remain with them until I returned in a boat.
• I started in the evening, accompanied by Corporal John Coles and Private R.
• With this view Coles and myself searched until after sunset, but without success.
• I saw now that but one thing could be done to save our lives, so I gave Coles my gun to complete the reloading, and took the rifle which he had not yet disengaged from the cover.
• I took my gun from Coles, which he had not yet finished loading, and gave him the rifle.
• I desired Coles to say that a tent, stores, the surgeon, and two men were to be sent to me, for that I was not well enough to be moved.
• Smith and Corporal Coles, in the courage, disinterestedness, and self-possession of both of whom I placed great confidence.
• Smith and Corporal Coles to accompany me, and told Coles to bring a spade with him.
• Coles however persisted that these wore so far inland that they could only have come from the flour casks which we had emptied before starting.
• This Coles easily accounted for, it was merely the cask which had been lost from the wreck of the Paul Pry.
• Smith and Coles, and I waited to see what effect it would have upon them.
• Smith and Coles I sat down upon a rock on the shore to reflect upon our present position.
• I could not however make out the natives, and as the opposite cliffs were a long way off I thought that Coles might have been mistaken.
• Corporal Coles, my faithful and tried companion in all my wanderings, could scarcely crawl along.
• He himself shortly took leave of the Coles, and was taken off by a boat on a dark night to reach a vessel about to start for Spain.
• True, the Coles had talked in very much this fashion all through the dark days of the previous winter when he had been so much with them.
• Edward Coles, this gentleman having in his service a family who were natives of a spice island and had been used to the cultivation.
• Coles, the bearer of this, my secretary, a most worthy, intelligent, and well-informed young man, whom I recommend to your notice, and conversation on our affairs.
• Coles, the operative he had sent to negotiate with Karlov, was conceivably a prisoner upstairs or down.
• Coles knew about the drums, and they must not turn up under his eye.
• Coles Masters, who was in charge of the secret tower room, had his hands full.
• The leader of the new government was the Honourable George Coles.
• It was from Professor Coles, sixty miles away, in camp with a party of thirty engineering students.
• It was not long, however, before his father again changed his home, locating this time in Coles County, where he died in 1851 at the age of 73 years.
• The Coles were very respectable in their way, but they ought to be taught that it was not for them to arrange the terms on which the superior families would visit them.
• From the darkness of Egypt, Douglas and Lincoln journeyed northward toward Charleston in Coles County, where the fourth debate was to be held.

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