Goats is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GOATS in dictionary:

RESIDUAL:
• (especially of a sports player) greatest of all time
NOUN:
• GOAT, a horned mammal
• a hardy domesticated ruminant mammal that has backward-curving horns and (in the male) a beard. It is kept for its milk and meat, and noted for its lively behaviour.
• a wild mammal related to the goat, such as the ibex.
• the zodiacal sign Capricorn or the constellation Capricornus.
• a lecherous man.
• a stupid person; a fool
• a scapegoat.

Words related to GOATS

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How to use GOATS in a sentence

• It was a festival day, and they sacrificed on a stone altar some animals which were running loose in the vineyard, young asses, goats, and sheep.
• A hundred yards from him, gathered about a small water-hole in the hollow, was a herd of goats.
• Alas! the goats quickly obtained so evil a reputation, worse than that of the rabbits for biting off the shooting vegetation, that no one would have them on the land.
• Horses, goats, and cattle strayed around, and a chattering mob of natives, busily engaged, as usual, in doing nothing, completed the picture.
• You heard me giving out news on yesterday of the white goats are on the bounds of being sold.
• The goats had from some cause never succeeded well.
• The domestic animals are camels, horses, buffaloes, cows and oxen, goats, sheep, and dogs.
• But the great numbers of goats, which former writers described to have been found upon this island, are at present very much diminished.
• The boys herding the goats did not stir as we passed down the sides of the lovely valley.
• At length she discovered what she declared to be one of her goats in the possession of Mrs.
• The goats are beautiful creatures, with long, fine, wavy hair, reaching nearly to the ground, so as almost to conceal their legs.
• A half-veiled woman, bearing a bundle of herbs upon her head, is driving her goats before her.
• In it there is a good spring of fresh water, some goats, and abundance of wild celery.
• Goats are said to be very fond of onion tops, but many people hesitate to keep both.
• It was composed of a great number of dirty tents, scattered without order, amongst which appeared large herds of camels, cattle, and goats.
• Yet he had not covered half the distance back when his progress was impeded by an elderly hag who fed two goats, whose milk alone preserved her from starvation.
• The two hundred goats were scattered far and wide, but as long as Billy was nibbling a bush within sight, Vic did not worry about the rest.
• And the charges on goats sent by express, was, as Casey put it, a holy fright.
• Wheat, barley, herds of cattle, and flocks of sheep and goats are there in untold numbers.
• They ate any food which a pig would devour, and had as little idea of marriage as have sheep or goats.

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