Hens is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HENS in dictionary:

VERB:
• HEN, to lose courage
NOUN:
• 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.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a female chicken

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How to use HENS in a sentence

• To make hens lay eggs, they beat them with an old broom.
• The hens lay abundantly, and the eggs are excellent.
• The ducks and hens of this country are twice the size of ours.
• Four calves were grazing under the shade of the trees and black hens were wandering all about the enclosure.
• Are ducks and turkeys and hens naked when the come out of the shell? A.
• He led them over back fences, through orchards and kitchen-gardens, scattering a noisy flock of low-roosting hens in one place, and stirring up a half-dozen more dogs in another.
• It was late in July and nearly a week before the hens escaped from Hickleybrow that the first of the big wasps was killed.
• There were but six hens, a cock, and five ducks, left.
• She marked the eggs with a piece of charcoal to see if other hens laid by the setting hen.
• The hens had no corn, and Flaps got no eggs, and the prospect of either home or food seemed very remote.
• But, O ye gods, when dawn began to reveal this old courtyard with its hens and chickens and pigeons! On one side the old house with its faded shutters.
• Miss Carew always went out early, to feed her hens, and to take Rob some bread and sugar, so she would be sure to see it.
• As in the case of the hens, I determined to start clean.
• He also had at once four nice, fat hens killed and sold them to us at the market price.
• Hens love secrecy in their domestic economy, and are wonderfully pleased with the opportunity to hide away, and conceal themselves while laying.
• The child is now much out of doors, and enjoys seeing horses, cows, hens, and ducks.
• I had to drop the hens and rabbits, put my tail under my arm, and run as fast as I could.
• I have always loved birds and animals, and I can pass my life very well taking care of the hens and the farm.
• The hens and chickens were kept there for several weeks.
• Pray where are their hens? where are their females? said I.
• There were fifteen or twenty cattle in the yards, and some sheep and hogs, and many fat hens.
• The aperture, high up in the wall, opened into another room where, during this week, fifty cocks and hens, used in an animal turn, were kept.
• She raised her eyes toward the cliff as she crossed the farm-yard with something for the hens, looked up again and began to hum.
• Somehow or other hens always know just when jolly, round, red Mr.
• In his hand he held a pan filled with the breakfast he had brought for the hens.
• When he started for home the fat hens that were left started along with him.
• He knew that sooner or later one of those fat hens would be likely to come out of the cowyard.
• Three old hens and a rooster marched toward us with great solemnity when we looked in.

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