Eel is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EEL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a snakelike fish
• a snake-like fish with a slender elongated body and poorly developed fins, proverbial for its slipperiness.
• used in names of unrelated fishes that resemble the true eels, e.g. electric eel, moray eel.
• An elongated fish of many genera and species. The common eels of Europe and America belong to the genus Anguilla. The electrical eel is a species of Gymnotus. The so called vinegar eel is a minute nematode worm. See Conger eel, Electric eel, and Gymnotus.
• the fatty flesh of eel; an elongate fish found in fresh water in Europe and America; large eels are usually smoked or pickled
• voracious snakelike marine or freshwater fishes with smooth slimy usually scaleless skin and having a continuous vertical fin but no ventral fins
• snakelike fish

Words related to EEL

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Words that contain EEL

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How to use EEL in a sentence

• Now, miller, do I go beyond you? I have stripped him of the wench, as a cook would strip an eel out of her skin, or a pudding out of the case thereof.
• When a boy, I made a strange recovery of an eel that I had hooked and lost three weeks before.
• I hooked what I believed to be an eel, but he broke the line through getting it entangled in a stick on the bottom.
• Once I jumped out of a boat into ten feet of water because my companion caught an eel on his line, and persisted in the argument that it was a fish.
• The eel had his home in a spring in the Arue district.
• The Frogs were much pleased and a good deal frightened when King Eel came wriggling and swimming among them.
• If the life-history of the salmon, however, has given rise to as much controversy as the Mar peerage, the life-history of the eel is a complete mystery.
• The head and about one-third of the body from thence is the smallest part, and it increases in bulk towards the tail, which resembles that of the eel.
• Already Pamela and Gilbert were far out, swimming steadily against each other, and Nan was tumbling and turning like an eel close behind them.
• Like an eel he slipped through reaching arms and darted forward.
• The squirrel, scared to death, ran out of his coat-pocket, and the eel slipped through his fingers into the long grass by the ditch and was seen no more.
• It is well known that the electric eel and the torpedo use their batteries for stunning other animals.
• There is much to interest the visitor in the gigantic eel fishery, and here also is the renowned Enright, whose fishing rods are used all over the world.
• Eel River flows about 130 miles northerly and, say, forty miles westerly.
• Soon after leaving Cape Mendocino she reached the mouth of Eel River and came to anchor.
• The coast highway following down one of the forks of the Eel River passes through the magnificent redwood belt and affords a wonderful view of these superb trees.
• The pretty hostess, fresh and sweet from her out-of-door life, brings me rice, tea and fresh eel.
• Why do you start? That is not a sea-serpent winding from under the arch, but only an innocent Eel.
• A young eel inhabiting the mouth of a river in India, determined to travel.
• Being a fresh-water eel, he was somewhat restricted in his choice of a route, but he set out with a cheerful heart and very little luggage.
• They laughed and told me that when I hooked even a small eel, one half a fathom in length, I would change my opinion.
• Its body is similar to that of a large eel, and upon its head it has a large pouch made of a very tough skin.
• And, moving down there, like a young eel, I compared this dip with that in the beautiful Fal of a year ago.
• She found some fine eel grass in a little brook, and she was eating the green stems, and thinking how nice it was, when all at once she heard a funny noise.
• The Eel river and Weas, however, to this day call themselves Miamis, and are recognized as such by the Mississinaway band.
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