Hen is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HEN in dictionary:

VERB:
• to lose courage
• lose one's courage
NOUN:
• a female chicken
• a female bird, especially of a domestic fowl.
• domestic fowls of either sex.
• used in names of birds, especially waterbirds of the rail family, e.g. moorhen, native hen.
• a woman who is about to get married and is attending a celebration with female friends and relatives
• used as an affectionate term of address to a girl or woman
• a female lobster, crab, or salmon.
• female domestic fowl
• The female of the domestic fowl; also, the female of grouse, pheasants, or any kind of birds; as, the heath hen; the gray hen.
• adult female chicken
• adult female bird
• flesh of an older chicken suitable for stewing
• female of certain aquatic animals e.g. octopus or lobster

Words related to HEN

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Words that contain HEN

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How to use HEN in a sentence

• Do you see the dog and the hen? The dog bit the hen, and she was mad.
• Of course a turkey hen will take her young off, and care for them after a fashion, but the safest way to make them tame is to raise them where they may be cared for.
• I do not ask a hen to lay a double-yolk every day in the year.
• A hen can easily lay one hundred eggs in three hundred and sixty-five days, and yet find time for domestic and social affairs.
• She can feel that she is not a subject for charity, while at the same time she retains her self-respect as a hen of leisure.
• Of course the wages of the hen man and his food and the interest on the plant must be counted, but I do not propose to count them twice.
• It is always a good plan to shut in a sitting hen and let her out once a day for feed and exercise.
• A species of partridge is called ayam gunong, or mountain hen.
• It was on a Saturday that Dame Penny first missed her silver hen.
• So it was doubly perplexing when the hen disappeared.
• He soon roused the whole hen yard, and when the Farmer came running out, that was the end of Mr.
• And they both spent that year until it was the time for the feast at the palace of Heveydd Hen.
• Only calves and cows and the hens are laying now which does always seem news to a hen every time she does it.
• He had heard Joseph maintain, and stiffly too, that an egg laid on the day after the Sabbath could not be eaten, because it had been prepared by the hen on the Sabbath.
• At first she had locked hen self in her room nearly every day, and, with her face buried in her Indian suit, cried to go back.
• Madame Fontaine, for it was really a woman, had a black hen on her right hand and a huge toad, named Astaroth, on her left.
• Every little while a hen who was being crowded too much on the roost would stir uneasily and protest in a sleepy voice.
• With the weight of that fat hen off his shoulders, and the worry about it off his mind, Reddy could give all his attention to getting rid of Bowser the Hound.
• That would mean giving up the fat hen which he had hidden in the hollow stump.
• Then he stayed a little longer to let her hear the story of the guinea-fowl, and to tell her who it was that brought the hen home from the Abbey.
• Bill Hen! You have always been so good and kind to me, and I shall miss you, too, and Lena, and lots of people.

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