Crone is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CRONE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a withered old woman
• an ugly old woman.
• witchlike old woman
• An old ewe.
• An old woman; -- usually in contempt.
• An old man; especially, a man who talks and acts like an old woman.
• an ugly evil-looking old woman

Words related to CRONE

crones8 cronish12

Words that contain CRONE

crones8 cronet8 cronets9 mucrones12 microneedle16 microneedles17

How to use CRONE in a sentence

• To his excited fancy, the patient persistency of the crone began to assume something of a supernatural character.
• Her feet were bare, and altogether she was a most repulsive old crone.
• An old crone, who proved to be his mother, and a young man, who held him down in bed by main force, tended him.
• When the carriage stopped, after a long drive, Lucia was hurried into a litter, which bore her up a steep hill to a castle, where she was shut up in a room with an old crone.
• What was our astonishment to find it occupied by another old crone.
• Clement began to rock his new treasure in his arms, and to crone over him a little lullaby well known in Tergon, with which his own mother had often set him off.
• An old crone was administering ineffectual milk, perhaps the very woman who had found the same fluid so nutritious some thirty years ago.
• All this the crone saw with her eyes, and stored in her heart.
• Here the crone stopped, peered in, and with caution gave one of the panes a gentle tap.
• Somewhere, an old crone felt inspired to hug and kiss him, in the belief that he was her own dead son, spun white, and back on earth.
• I am sure you, Eusebius, will stand up for the old village crone, and the fine lady, too.
• Drawing aside her bed-curtains, the crone beheld a strange sight.
• On a certain day as the lady walked abroad, she came to the house of an old crone that dwelt in the town, and that had no tooth in her head.
• She was strong and wiry, but the old crone was more than a match for the Little Captain.
• What object had the old fisherman and, too, why had the old crone been so eager to get them to her hut? Betty could only guess.
• Betty felt it better to submit to the ministrations of the crone, for the sake of being released from the bonds, which hurt her cruelly.
• Explanations made, men from the revenue vessel boarded the sailing craft and made her captain and crew prisoners, the old crone being among those captured.
• And swift the crone gripped her head with both hands, and put it on her neck as it was before.
• He had procured everything necessary, even the reels on which a crone of a hundred years old had spun.
• With this, as he endeavoured to make an escape out of the room, the old crone did anticipate his flight and make him stop.
• And I wondered if ever the poor old stumbling crone, wizened like a two-year-old winter apple, had been as light and gay a thing as our dainty rose-leaf girl.
• These were the abbot Godfrey and the old crone Elspeth Blackfell.
• At the time I came to make her acquaintance she was a bedridden toothless crone, with chin and nose all but meeting.
• And it was just the eighth night after my finding of the body that I got into the hands of Abel Crone.
• I saw all the theory of it at last, clear enough, and it was just what I would have expected of Abel Crone, knowing him even as little as I did.
• I would see Crone at once, and give him a sort of an ultimatum.
• But when I reached it, the shop was still shut, and though I waited as long as I could, Crone did not come.
• I was beginning to suspect that Crone had played some game with me, and had not told me anything like the truth during our conversation.
• I wish I knew if Gilverthwaite ever had any secret dealings with Crone.
• Beside her stood the nurse, a fat, brown, high-beaked old crone, holding a mass of grunting lace.
• In the kitchen, the only other room, huddled an old crone, brown and gnarled like an old apple.
• Melchior soon returned, followed by an old crone, who carried a basket and a can of water.
• The old crone led them by side streets into the narrow adobe-lined roads of old-town.
• But never he saw an evil crone, But a full fair Queen on a golden throne.
• The fair Queen into a troll was grown, A one-eyed, bow-backed, haggard crone.

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