Grimes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GRIMES in dictionary:

VERB:
• GRIME, to make dirty
• blacken or make dirty with grime
NOUN:
• dirt ingrained on the surface of something
• a form of dance music influenced by UK garage, characterized by machine-like sounds.

Words related to GRIMES

grime8 grimed10 griming11

Words that contain GRIMES

begrimes13

How to use GRIMES in a sentence

• My dog needed not to have gone so deep with this tough old Grimes.
• When, at length, they came to a spring, Grimes got off his donkey, to refresh himself by dipping his head in the water.
• She reminded Grimes that he was only suffering now what he had inflicted on Tom.
• No doubt old man Grimes and his wife, if they awoke in the course of the night, groaned deep prayers in response to the bright light from the windows of the haunted house.
• Grimes for a husband, she was for a moment silent with astonishment at so unexpected a suggestion.
• Grimes for his good opinion, but to confess that she could never be brought to favour his addresses.
• After having for some time revolved these considerations, she thought of the expedient of desiring Grimes to engage Mrs.
• When she communicated her determination to Grimes, it was not possible to say whether he received pleasure or pain from the intimation.
• Indeed, Grimes strutted and swaggered as if the fate of the nation rested with him.
• Grimes, all more or less crippled, and Grimes has both hands frozen.
• Grimes is so exhausted that he could barely hold out until he got here.
• When Grimes was Auditor-General every officer was a gentleman and a man of honour.
• Grimes had come out by appointment to do a little political business with the lately-rejected member for the Chelsea Districts.
• Grimes was personally an advocate for the return of Mr.
• Grimes might have been taken as a fair sample of the English innkeeper, as described for many years past.
• Grimes, partly on the subject of the forthcoming contest at Chelsea, and partly on that of the contest last past.
• Grimes Wapshot, of the Amabaptist Congrigation here, and who egshorted for 3 hours in the afternoon in Mr.
• Charles Grimes, the deputy surveyor, was appointed to reside there, and to take upon him the duties of a justice of the peace.
• Charles Grimes, surveyor-general of New South Wales, afterwards found several, and in particular a small river falling into the northern head of the port.
• Grimes, the deputy-surveyor of lands, with some few other passengers.
• Charles Grimes, the deputy surveyor-general, and proceed with him to Port Stephens, for the purpose of examining that harbour.
• Grimes reported, that he went into two fresh-water branches, up which he rowed, until, at no very great distance from the entrance, he found them terminate in a swamp.
• Grimes into the wood, poised a spear, and was on the point of throwing it, when he was prevented by young Wilson, who, having followed Mr.
• Grimes with a double-barrelled gun, levelled at the native, and fired it.
• Grimes got back to his boat without any other interruption.
• Charles Grimes, the deputy-surveyor, and sentenced to receive corporal punishment.
• She began her new business with two boarders, a gentleman and his wife by the name of Grimes, who had entered her house on the recommendation of a friend.
• Henry Grimes is at work in Garden about eight miles from this place.
• Grimes, Surveyor-General of New South Wales, afterwards found several, and in particular a small river falling into the Northern head of the Port.

Similar words containing GRIME without suffix s

grime8 grimed10 begrime12 begrimed14 begrimes13 pilgrimed15 pilgrimer14 pilgrimers15

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