Hod is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HOD in dictionary:

VERB:
• to bob or jog
• bob up and down
NOUN:
• a coal scuttle.
• open wooden box attached to a pole
• A kind of wooden tray with a handle, borne on the shoulder, for carrying mortar, brick, etc.
• A utensil for holding coal; a coal scuttle.
• an open box attached to a long pole handle; bricks or mortar are carried on the shoulder
• a builder's V-shaped open trough on a pole, used for carrying bricks and other building materials.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a portable trough

Words related to HOD

hodded12 hodding13 hods8

Words that contain HOD

hods8 shod8 whod11 chode11 ephod11 hodad10 hodja16 rhody12 ephods12 hodads11 hodded12 hodden11 hoddin11 hoddle11 hodjas17 hodman12 hodmen12 khodja21 method12 reshod10 rhodic12 rhodie10 shoddy14 shoder10 unshod10 athodyd15 cathode13 hodaddy16 hoddens12 hodding13 hoddins12 hoddled13 hoddles12 kathode15 khodjas22 methods13 misshod13 rhodies11 rhodium13 rhodora11 rhodous11 shodden12 shoders11 anthodia12 asphodel14 athodyds16 cathodal14 cathodes14 cathodic16 hoddling14 kathodal16 kathodes16 kathodic18 methodic16 orthodox19 rhodamin14 rhodanic14 rhodinal12 rhodiums14 rhodoras12 shoddier13 shoddies13 shoddily16 slipshod14 whodunit15 anthodium15 asphodels15 hodaddies15 hodiernal13 hodmandod17 hodograph19 hodometer15 hodometry18 hodoscope17 horseshod16 hydathode20 lophodont15 methodise15 methodism17 methodist15 methodize24 orthodoxy23 rhodamine15 rhodamins15 rhodanate13 rhodanise13 rhodanize22 rhodinals13 rhodolite13 rhodonite13 rhodopsin15 roughshod17 shoddiest14 whodunits16 whodunnit16 cathodally19 cathodical18 hodgepodge19 hodmandods18 hodographs20 hodometers16 hodoscopes18 hydathodes21 methodical18 methodised17 methodiser16 methodises16 methodisms18 methodists16 methodized26 methodizer25 methodizes25 orthodoxes21 orthodoxly24 orthodromy19 rhodamines16 rhodanates14 rhodanised15 rhodanises14 rhodanized24 rhodanizes23 rhodolites14 rhodonites14 rhodophane19 rhodopsins16 shoddiness15 unorthodox21 whodunitry20 whodunnits17 anticathode17 hodgepodges20 hodographic23 hodometries17 lithodomous17 methodisers17 methodising18 methodistic19 methodizers26 methodizing27 methodology21 micromethod21 neoorthodox22 nonorthodox22 orthodontia15 orthodontic17 orthodoxies22 orthodromic19 pneumathode19 psychodelia22 psychodelic24 psychodrama24 rhodanising16 rhodanizing25 rhododaphne21 rhododendra17 rhodophanes20 rhynchodont23 unorthodoxy25 whodunnitry21 agathodaimon19 anticathodes18 cathodically23 cathodograph24 immethodical22 methodically23 micromethods22 neoorthodoxy26 opisthodomoi20 opisthodomos20 orthodontias16 orthodontics18 orthodontist16 orthodromics20 orthodromies18 photocathode23 pneumathodes20 psychodelias23 psychodramas25 rhododaphnes22 rhododendron18 rhodomontade19 shoddinesses17 slipshodness18 unmethodical20 unmethodised19 unmethodized28 unorthodoxly26 whodunitries19 unorthodoxes23 agathodaimons20 cathodographs25 cathodography28 methodisation19 methodization28 methodologies20 methodologist20 orthodiagonal18 orthodontists17 photocathodes24 prosthodontia19 psychodynamic31 rhodochrosite22 rhododendrons19 rhodomontaded21 rhodomontades20 ultraorthodox24 unorthodoxies24 whodunnitries20 nonorthodoxes24 bronchodilator22 cathodographer26 immethodically27 labyrinthodont23 methodicalness22 methodisations20 methodizations29 methodological23 methodologists21 neoorthodoxies25 ornithodelphic25 orthodiagonals19 prosthodontias20 prosthodontics22 prosthodontist20 psychodramatic29 psychodynamics32 rhodochrosites23 rhodomontading22 slipshoddiness21 slipshodnesses20 bronchodilators23 cathodographers27 cathodographies27 labyrinthodonts24 ornithodelphian24 ornithodelphous24 orthodontically24 prosthodontists21 psychodelically31 bacteriorhodops25 ethnomethodolog25 methodicalnesse23 phosphodiestera26 methodologicall24 psychodynamical33 methodicalnesses24 ethnomethodology29 methodologically28 phosphodiesterase28 psychodynamically38 bacteriorhodopsin27 ethnomethodologist28 ethnomethodologies28 bacteriorhodopsins28 phosphodiesterases29 ethnomethodologists29

How to use HOD in a sentence

• Whoop, Hodge! where art thou, man, where art thou? HOD.
• Thy mother grants, my girl, and she doth pray To send unto you both a joyful day! HOD.
• There was talk of a silver hod and trowel, which the old lady was to use herself, determined to figure to triumph, with her eighty-two years.
• None of his family hod cholera but neighbors had it.
• Master Alex hod three stores and he kept the middle one.
• The other, and main, highway keeps to the river valley as far as Stourpaine, and then bears round the base of Hod Hill, where there is a genuine Roman camp inside an older trench.
• Mary Hod Hill Holmsley Holton Heath Holworth Cliff Honiton Honnington Horsebridge Horsey, Sir John Horton Down Hubert, Bp.
• He was a hod carrier when dey built de old red brick Arlington.
• And he himself was the first among them that laboured, and would carry the hod of mortar, and dig with the spade and throw the earth into the cart.
• Hugh of Lincoln was not the only Bishop who could plan a church, instruct the workman, or handle a hod.
• I could not walk a quarter of a mile before I got it, and could lift no more than a hod of coal.
• Two men of the same avoirdupois may be walking side by side on the street, but one of them may be a genius and the other a hod carrier.
• One of the strangest items in his scheme was a plaster hod moulding round each of the arches above the arcade.
• Chariot whose wheels are Netsach and Hod, is described, 798-l.
• Hod, with Netsach, is the Perfection of Deity manifested in his Idea of the Universe, 767-m.
• Netsach, the seventh Sephiroth, is perfect Success, same as Hod, 767-u.
• Yesod, the result of Victory and Glory, Netsach and Hod, in the Kabalah, 767-u.
• You can distinctly feel the circular saw at work and you can taste a hod of mortar and a bucket of hot tar and one thing and another that have been left in the wings.
• Fink, who was the veteran bill poster of the town, was as round shouldered as a hod carrier.
• The ant has to tug just as hard to carry a grain of corn as the Irishman does to carry a hod of bricks.
• The clock struck one, the time to pick up his hod again.

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