Elephant is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ELEPHANT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a large tusked mammal
• a very large plant-eating mammal with a prehensile trunk, long curved ivory tusks, and large ears, native to Africa and southern Asia. It is the largest living land animal.
• a size of paper, typically 28 × 23 inches (approximately 711 × 584 mm).
• huge four-footed thick-skinned animal with ivory tusks and a long trunk
• A mammal of the order Proboscidia, of which two living species, Elephas Indicus and E. Africanus, and several fossil species, are known. They have a proboscis or trunk, and two large ivory tusks proceeding from the extremity of the upper jaw, and curving upwards. The molar teeth are large and have transverse folds. Elephants are the largest land animals now existing.
• Ivory; the tusk of the elephant.
• five-toed pachyderm
• the symbol of the Republican Party; introduced in cartoons by Thomas Nast in 1874
• a size of paper, typically 28 × 23 inches (approximately 711 × 584 mm).
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a large mammal

Words related to ELEPHANT

elephantoid17 elephants14 oliphant13

Words that contain ELEPHANT

elephants14 elephantine16 elephantoid17 elephantiases18 elephantiasic20 elephantiasis18

How to use ELEPHANT in a sentence

• On the other hand, he had a white elephant to dispose of.
• These are a little below the elephant in size, and of the appearance, colour, and shape of a bull.
• The alphin, or elephant, was the piece answering to the bishop in the modern game of chess.
• And there was one chap who ran into an elephant, left over from a travelling circus.
• He goes behind golden trumpets riding on a white elephant.
• He trotted softly down the elephant trail, a dim, fleet shadow that even the keen eyes of Nahara could scarcely have seen.
• Here fifty-seven guards are ranged behind him, while in front are thirty-three tribute-bearers, having with them an elephant and a chariot.
• I saw the mad elephant when he suddenly began to fling the rice into the river.
• A charge led by an elephant was not in the martial calculations of the Viennese.
• He felt very friendly to that elephant and well acquainted with it.
• His elephant costume had all sorts of queer mishaps.
• Jerry thought of it often and would have liked to be the elephant just once, but he never said anything.
• A second, urged on by a furious driver, broke in the gate, one-half fell with a crash to the ground, and the elephant plunged in after it.
• He is represented as green and riding on an elephant.
• The elephant possesses five toes armed with well-developed nails or hoofs.
• Then, with the tiger replaced on the neck of my own elephant, we moved for home, a group of fifty horsemen now forming our escort.
• We went afterward together to the forest, where we dug a hole for the elephant, my patron designing to return when it was rotten, and take his teeth to trade with.
• And so, after several adventures, the Stuffed Elephant was back home again, but many more things happened to him, though I have no room for them in this book.
• And it is true that if any animal in the world has had a chance to acquire knowledge it is the elephant, for his breed are the oldest residents of this old world.
• An elephant cannot understand words, except a few elemental sounds such as a horse or dog can learn.
• For an instant elephant and man stood front to front.
• The drunken elephant, savage and spiteful, beholding Buddha, came to himself at once, and bending, worshipped at his feet just as a mighty mountain falls to earth.
• For, just as the last elephant rushed in, a big bull charged against the stockade, and jarred Tom so that he was on the point of falling.
• I had never had the responsibility of so large a sum of money before, and compared to me the man with the elephant on his hands had a tranquil time of it.
• Beside most of them, he was as a butterfly to an elephant.
• After passing the Elephant and Cow, which have the usual resemblance implied by their fanciful names, the river widens and becomes tranquil.
• The elephant looked about him for any new assailant, and was immediately provided with one.
• For a few minutes there was a lively skirmish between them, the horseman pricking him on the trunk or the flanks, and the rage of the elephant was at its highest pitch.

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