Grange is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GRANGE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a farmhouse
• a country house with farm buildings attached
• an outlying farm with tithe barns belonging to a monastery or feudal lord.
• a barn.
• A building for storing grain; a granary.
• A farmhouse, with the barns and other buildings for farming purposes.
• A farmhouse of a monastery, where the rents and tithes, paid in grain, were deposited.
• A farm; generally, a farm with a house at a distance from neighbors.
• An association of farmers, designed to further their interests, aud particularly to bring producers and consumers, farmers and manufacturers, into direct commercial relations, without intervention of middlemen or traders. The first grange was organized in 1867.
• country house with farm buildings

Words related to GRANGE

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Words that contain GRANGE

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How to use GRANGE in a sentence

• I remarked about the age of the house, and my host became interested, and told me one or two stories of the old inhabitants of the Grange.
• I was not in the humour for this, however, and said frankly that I should prefer remaining at the Grange.
• The thousand waves of wheat That ripple round the lonely grange.
• Le Grange had to wait on herself, until she got another servant.
• Le Grange, introducing Louis, who just then entered the door.
• This supreme deed accomplished, he lets the creature die, so that Thrushcross Grange may fall into his hands.
• Euphemia and I had left Rudder Grange, to spend a month or two in Florida, and we were now on a little sloop-yacht on the bright waters of the Indian River.
• The chief obstacle to your Grange propaganda is the trusts.
• And Robert himself was much oftener at the Grange than either of the other brothers.
• The Grange people, indeed, are so conspicuous, that there is little secrecy about them or their affairs.
• He made a point of dropping in at the Grange every evening, when not away from Crosber following up some delusive track started by his metropolitan counsellors.
• Sir David Forster had not come to make that threatened investigation of things at the Grange.
• The practitioner came to the Grange as fast as his horse could carry him.
• In his chamber at Fort Caroline, Laudonniere lay sick in bed, when Ribaut entered, and with him La Grange, Ste.
• About fifty yards farther on my left was Braster Grange.
• Miss Lambart had supposed that they would return straight to Muttle Deeping Grange with the news of their great discovery.
• Miss Lambart found her very charming and attractive, and was in no haste to leave such pleasant companionship for the dull and unpleasant atmosphere of Muttle Deeping Grange.
• Hilton, the steward of the Grange estate, had always refused their request.
• So the cottage in the lane was as lonely as ever, in spite of the patronage extended to the widow by Maud and the two children at the Grange.
• Gonzalez, though left for dead, had been able to make his way through the forest to the royal grange, situated where now Toa-Caja is.
• Indeed, Daddy, I would far rather have Captain Grange to take care of me.
• Ever heard of her? She and Blake Grange are first cousins.
• Returning, she found Grange putting on his clothes in the darkness.
• The former had written briefly but very kindly to Grange, signifying his consent to his engagement to his ward, and congratulating him upon having won her.
• As soon as Grange had finished his coffee, he proposed a move to the library, and led the way thither, leaving his own drink untouched behind him.
• A few seconds later, when Grange had gone, he softly shut and locked the door once more, and returned to his chair before the fire.
• It seemed to him but an instant from the time he quitted The Grange until he dashed up the avenue at Kingsland, leaped off his foaming bay, and strode into the house.

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