Ell is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ELL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an old measure of length equal to 45 inches
• a former measure of length (equivalent to six hand breadths) used mainly for textiles, locally variable but typically about 45 inches in England and 37 inches in Scotland.
• something that is L-shaped or that creates an L shape.
• an extension of a building or room that is at right angles to the main part
• a bend or joint for connecting two pipes at right angles.
• obsolete unit of length
• A measure for cloth; -- now rarely used. It is of different lengths in different countries; the English ell being 45 inches, the Dutch or Flemish ell 27, the Scotch about 37.
• See L.
• an extension at the end and at right angles to the main building
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the letter L

Words related to ELL

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Words that contain ELL

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How to use ELL in a sentence

• He seized a coil of rope, and with a speed which surprised even himself, climbed up a tall oak tree, whose branches overshadowed the roof of the ell part.
• Left bare of its surroundings, the first habitation in Little Rivers, with the ell which had been added later, would have appeared a barracks.
• As they came nearer they could see it was a dwarf, with a shrivelled-up face and a snow-white beard an ell long.
• One of these instruments, of the diameter of a German ell, required the strength of 24 horses to separate it.
• So he marked off on the ground two square spaces with sides an ell long, opposite one another, meaning to begin by instructing him about the use of these plots.
• The house, whose gables looked up and down the street, was two stories in height, twenty-five feet by forty in the main, with a one-story ell running back.
• If a man will not swallow an inch of fact, the best remedy is to make him gulp down an ell of it.
• He used to take her away to their room in the west ell, and talk over his business with her all evening.
• She was an ell high, and clothed in golden raiment, and she held a small basket and a gold wand in her hands.
• In common humanity we stopped for a few words, and Joseph mistook our inch of sympathy for an ell.
• I ran back into the ell, fearful now that he had escaped through a window, yet determined to examine that last room.
• There was a new five-and-ten-cent store, and Finley Brothers had added an ell.
• Out of this inch of cloth Field manufactured something better than the proverbial ell of very interesting gossip.
• The indigo, in its indigenous state, and a variety of other plants, colour these cloths, an ell of which will serve as a dress for a Negroe of the lower class.
• Letters an ell long, and whole names, are cut deep in the thin greensward, which the new sprouting grass gradually fills up.
• Its demand for an inch was the prelude to its seizing an ell, and so our forefathers understood it.
• It was a cottage, containing four rooms, and a kitchen in the ell part.
• The large library occupied one ell of the house, with its high ceiling running in points to a finish.
• As they came nearer they could see it was a dwarf, with a shrivelled up face and a snow-white beard an ell long.

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