Dole is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DOLE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to distribute in small portions
• distribute shares of something
• To deal out in small portions; to distribute, as a dole; to deal out scantily or grudgingly.
• distribute in small quantities
NOUN:
• benefit paid by the state to the unemployed
• a charitable gift of food, clothes, or money
• sorrow; mourning.
• a flock of doves
• money received from the state while unemployed
• grief; sorrow; lamentation.
• See Dolus.
• Distribution; dealing; apportionment.
• That which is dealt out; a part, share, or portion also, a scanty share or allowance.
• Alms; charitable gratuity or portion.
• A boundary; a landmark.
• A void space left in tillage.
• a share of money or food or clothing that has been charitably given
• a person's lot or destiny

Words related to DOLE

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Words that contain DOLE

doled7 doles6 dolent7 indole7 condole10 doleful11 dolente8 indoles8 condoled12 condoler11 condoles11 dolerite9 dolesome11 indolent9 redolent9 bandoleer12 bandoleon12 bandolero12 condolent12 condolers12 dolefully16 dolerites10 doleritic12 farandole13 girandole11 indolence12 indolency15 iprindole12 redolence12 redolency15 adolescent13 bandoleers13 bandoleons13 bandoleros13 condolence15 dolefuller14 dolesomely16 farandoles14 girandoles12 indolences13 indolently14 iprindoles13 redolences13 redolently14 rondoletto11 adolescence16 adolescents14 bandoleered15 condolement16 condolences16 dolefullest15 dolefulness15 indolencies14 redolencies14 rondolettos12 adolescences17 adolescently18 condolements17 indoleacetic17 dolefulnesses17 indolebutyric21 preadolescent18 subadolescent18 postadolescent19 preadolescence21 preadolescents19 subadolescents19 postadolescents20 preadolescences22 postadolescence22

How to use DOLE in a sentence

• He would sit hunched down before the fire, head bowed in his hands, a mountain of dole and woe.
• Affairs were not going over well in Italy, and we had met with scarcely more success before Dole.
• Pynchon and Dole, on their arrival at Halifax, had an interview with the governor, and obtained from him very satisfactory arrangements.
• Angelo, and there slowly starved to death by gradual diminution of his daily dole of bread and water.
• Then in a few short hours there rose a fearful dole.
• He saw him sitting sadly, but much more of dole the prince now gained.
• So the Court broke up in dole and anger, for of this deed came mighty mischief.
• Many received a dole, while others were told to call again.
• It is said that President Dole is so anxious that nothing shall interfere with the annexation treaty that he is willing to promise Mr.
• It made annual, not permanent, grants of money to pay official salaries and then insisted upon electing a treasurer to dole it out.
• I saw them standing in long lines waiting for their poor share of the dole of a charity which already was nearly exhausted.
• Within a year you would hardly have recognized him as the pinched and skinny little fellow that once had lived at the Dole farm.
• In case annexation is rejected by our Government, President Dole says the Hawaiian Government will continue much as it is at present.
• Cloud in the small hours was traveling post after this Dole commission, for whose safety there was much anxiety, but none for St.
• It was of course our duty to call on Governor Dole.
• Hare pondered whether he should use his water at once or dole it out.
• So as King Mark rode after Sir Palomides he heard the noise of a man that made great dole.
• But when Sir Tristram knew all the matter he made great dole and sorrow out of measure, and wept for sorrow for the loss of the noble knights, Sir Bersules and of Sir Amant.
• So when King Mark and Sir Tristram were departed from the court there was made great dole and sorrow for the departing of Sir Tristram.
• Then Sir Palomides heard about him much weeping and great dole.
• Then her father and her brother made great dole, for when this was done anon she died.
• And therewith he made so great dole and sorrow that unnethe he might hold him on horseback.
• Then Sir Fergus found Queen Isoud sick in her bed, making the greatest dole that ever any earthly woman made.
• And when King Mark heard tell that Sir Tristram was dead he wept and made great dole.
• Then King Arthur and Sir Launcelot were heavy, and returned again to the Castle of Maidens making great dole for the hurt of Sir Tristram, and his sudden departing.
• Dole anticipated that troubles were likely to ensue at any moment.
• We have explored its ways of pleasantness, its depths of dole, its mountains of difficulty, its valleys of delight, and, behold! it is very good.
• Ah, if she were like me, thou wouldst not speak In such imperious wise! I promise thee That she shall know of it, and to thy dole! JASON.

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