Gid is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GID in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a disease of sheep
• a fatal disease of sheep and goats, marked by loss of balance. It is caused by larvae of the dog tapeworm encysted in the brain.
• disease of sheep
ADJECTIVE:
• A disease of sheep, characterized by vertigo; the staggers. It is caused by the presence of the C/nurus, a larval tapeworm, in the brain. See C/nurus.

Words related to GID

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Words that contain GID

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How to use GID in a sentence

• Gid thought I was likely to die, and the mine would come to your mother.
• No, no, Gid, you take my word for it, there are no Chinamen about here.
• They halted to laugh, and old Gid shoved the Major away from him, then seized him and drew him back.
• She smiled at the Major and bowed stiffly at old Gid.
• At this neglect the Major was fretted, and one morning he sent word to Gid that he must come at once and give an account of himself.
• With humility, with drooping patience, Gid waited for him to speak, and his ear was strained to catch the familiar word of hope, or mayhap the first bar of a resounding laugh.
• At the corner of a field Gid halted and put down his bag, and the dog turned about, pretending to be on his way home.
• Sometimes old Gid would meet the Major at the gin house and joke with him amid the dust and lint, but he always came and departed in a roundabout way, so that Mrs.
• The Major sat down, but Gid edged up nearer the table as if preparing to snatch the bottle.
• With one hand Gid held high his glass, and with the other hand he pressed his heart.
• Their glasses clinked, and then they touched the liquor with their lips, sipped it, and Gid stretched his neck like a chicken.
• When Gid arose to go, he took an oath that never had he passed so delightful a time.
• CHAPTER IX GID HOLT GOES PROSPECTING As soon as Selfridge reached Kamatlah he began arranging the stage against the arrival of the Government agent.
• Gid Holt had, with the tacit consent of his guards, appointed himself as a sort of nurse to the stranger.
• CHAPTER XXII GID HOLT COMES TO KUSIAK The days grew short.
• The big Scotchman went on his way, remembered that he wanted to see the cashier of the bank which he controlled, and promptly forgot that old Gid existed.
• Gid Holt, from the window of the cabin, watched the battle with shining eyes.
• Gid Newsome stopped at my gate last week and got me into a kinder hinting chavering that have been a-troubling me ever since.

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