Fowl is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FOWL in dictionary:

VERB:
• to hunt birds
• To catch or kill wild fowl, for game or food, as by shooting, or by decoys, nets, etc.
• hunt fowl
• hunt fowl in the forest
• hunt or snare wild birds
NOUN:
• a gallinaceous bird kept for its eggs and flesh; a domestic cock or hen.
• any other domesticated bird kept for its eggs or flesh, e.g. a turkey or goose.
• the flesh of domesticated birds as food; poultry
• used in names of birds that resemble the domestic fowl
• birds collectively, especially as the quarry of hunters
• a bird.
• Any bird; esp., any large edible bird.
• Any domesticated bird used as food, as a hen, turkey, duck; in a more restricted sense, the common domestic cock or hen (Gallus domesticus).
• a domesticated gallinaceous bird thought to be descended from the red jungle fowl
• the flesh of a bird or fowl (wild or domestic) used as food
• domestic cock or hen

Words related to FOWL

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Words that contain FOWL

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How to use FOWL in a sentence

• On the outside were provisions of every kind, vegetable and animal, flesh, fish, and fowl, as well as the coarser manufactures.
• The commotion has, however, long ago subsided, and Dorking still retains its fair reputation for fowl.
• Put in the strained liquor, boil for a few minutes, and strain it again over the pieces of fowl.
• No domestic fowl can be traced to so remote an antiquity.
• Take off the head, cut through the skin all round the first joint of the legs, and pull them from the fowl, to draw out the large tendons.
• It was a sight which gave a zest to his comfortable quarters, and to the cold fowl and the bottle of wine which the butler had brought up for him.
• Hickman tould them to give you neither duty fowl nor duty work, but to do their own business, and let you do yours.
• For this is what sustained and served Cuchulain, fish and fowl and game on the Cualnge Cow-spoil.
• The priest, in offering the cock, made it known that the fowl was given only on condition that the invalid would be cured.
• The same authority states that, by hanging an old tough fowl on the same description of tree, it would become tender.
• This done, the fowl was turned loose, and watched to ascertain the order in which the grains were picked up.
• If the tongue of a goose be cut out when the fowl is alive, and laid on the breast of a man or woman when asleep, he or she will confess every sin of life.
• And in the morning he arose, and when he went forth, behold a shower of snow had fallen the night before, and a hawk had killed a wild fowl in front of the cell.
• Indeed, he was the most polite fowl in the poultry-yard, and the Black Spanish Hen thought his manners quite perfect.
• Its pretty curled leaves are used to decorate fish flesh and fowl and many a vegetable.
• The forest was full of game, the fish were just standing up in the river and crying to be caught, and the air was sometimes dark with wild fowl.
• The upper portion of the ship was here loaded with fowl of all descriptions, to such a degree that the space left for us travellers was exceedingly circumscribed.
• Reaching the banks of the river, they found on its surface innumerable flocks of those fowl of which they were in search.
• And the third fowl betokeneth the strong battle against the fair ladies which were all devils.
• If, however, the matter is very urgent, another pig or a fowl may be offered in the hope that the attitude of the spirits may be changed.
• In some countries I have myself seen the wing-feathers of that enormous fowl, although the bird itself I never beheld.
• And still he looked on the hands of the Maid, As before the fowl the crumbs she laid.

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