Graham is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GRAHAM in dictionary:

NOUN:
• bread made of unbolted wheat flour
• United States evangelical preacher famous as a mass evangelist (born in 1918)
• United States dancer and choreographer whose work was noted for its austerity and technical rigor (1893-1991)
• flour made by grinding the entire wheat berry including the bran; (`whole meal flour\' is British usage)
• cracker made of graham flour
ADJECTIVE:
• denoting or made from wholewheat flour that has not been sifted
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• whole-wheat flour
• made of graham flour

Words related to GRAHAM

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Words that contain GRAHAM

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How to use GRAHAM in a sentence

• Had Graham been a lesser boy, he might have broken down and cried.
• But Graham decided instead to make the most of the grave situation.
• It walked right up to Graham and stopped right up against his face.
• They remained silently by the fire until Graham and Paredes joined them.
• It would seem that Graham had suspected some foul play on the part of this gentleman, for, shortly after, they accidentally met and had an angry altercation.
• I know the day is coming when I shall have John Graham as my father had him under our mountain twenty years ago.
• Then I saw the door open, and John Graham came in, and closed the door behind him, and locked it.
• And Graham himself frowned as he called the number on the pad.
• Major Graham is about to obtain his regimental majority, with a certain prospect of soon obtaining the command of his regiment, which will give him twelve hundred a-month.
• Graham retired to a private room, to offer up thanksgiving to God for his goodness, and to commend herself and her orphans to his future care.
• Graham made a very pleasing report of the proceedings of the Managers, and of the amount of relief afforded to the poor.
• Gilbart, Sir James Graham, Lord King, Earl of Liverpool, Jones Loyd, Lord Lyndhurst, Mr.
• Over that list Commodore Graham spent a great deal of time.
• A committee was appointed to prepare a charge against Burton and Graham.
• And even Graham did not dream how sorely Blakely had been hit.
• Graham looked down, and there were spots of blood at his feet.
• And when Graham peered up there was nothing visible but the slowly falling snow.
• Almost immediately a black robe, the very fellow of the black robe Graham had worn in the theatre, was brought.
• If preferred, one cupful of white flour may be used in place of the Graham.
• Graham, who, true to his appointment with Durward, had come up to meet him, accompanied by Mrs.
• Graham, her ideas concerning her were quite elevated, and now when she came unexpectedly, it quite overcame her.
• Graham led her in there as a matter of course, and placing her upon the sofa, seated himself by her side, and commenced questioning her concerning her former home and history.
• Graham, who came up early in October, bringing with her a larger train of house servants than was often seen in Woodford county.
• Graham had exercised the right of being master in his own house, declaring that if Mrs.
• Graham saw that he was in earnest, and yielded the point, knowing that in all probability the old lady would not be permitted to attend.
• Graham replied immediately, and with a far better grace than her husband had expected.
• Graham made no reply, and soon after they rose from the table.
• Graham, and saying he wanted a copy of an old mountain house which he had seen at Mr.
• Graham, been carefully and accurately traced from the station in the vicinity of Houlton where the labors of the year 1840 terminated to a point 4 miles north of the St.

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