Hurst is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HURST in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a wood or grove
• a hillock.
• a wood or wooded rise
• a sandbank.
• A wood or grove; -- a word used in the composition of many names, as in Hazlehurst.
• wood
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a small hill

Words related to HURST

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Words that contain HURST

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How to use HURST in a sentence

• At the present time it belongs to the Hurst family.
• King Charles was taken to Hurst Castle on the 17th of December, and three days later carried to Windsor.
• Hurst uttered a faint moan, and with bent head passed into the little passage and out into the street, leaving Mr.
• Hurst nodded, and, opening his coat, disclosed a bottle of beer in each breast-pocket.
• Hurst nodded, and, turning to the window, tried in vain to take an interest in passing events.
• Hurst has handled his subject with fine delicacy, and the tale of their love on the beautiful little island is told with deep sympathy and feeling.
• They had come above to see the lighthouse and Hurst Castle, at the opening into the Channel, which seemed to be held out from the mainland by a long, thin arm of soil.
• Hurst would look in that afternoon at the Laurels as he had looked in on other market-days.
• John Hurst was a young farmer just home from Australia, who had bought High Farm, one of the biggest sheep-farming lands in the Cotswolds.
• Hurst had been taking tea with Aggie one market-day.
• Whereas, that fellow Hurst was forever on the spot.
• Three days later Queningford knew that Aggie was going to marry Arthur Gatty, and that John Hurst was going to marry Susie.
• When off Hurst Castle, near the Needles in the Isle of Wight, his ship was seized and the crew carried to Winchester to stand their trial for piracy.
• Hurst, the mother, that the resistance would be in vain.
• Hurst before I reached my office and plunged into the business of the day.
• Hurst continued to call twice a week in the evening, and Miss Jorgensen kept on giving French lessons by day, and writing out translations for the press at night.
• But might I not wrong society? Might not she be herself deceived about Hurst? The assertion of Quivey that he had collected money from her employers the day before occurred to me.
• Hurst is in trouble, and the least that is said or known about him is the best.
• Another carriage, containing officers of the police, was following in the wake of this one, and drew up when Miss Jorgensen had entered the house where Hurst was concealed.
• Alice Brown, Donn Byrne, Irvin Cobb, Edna Ferber, Katharine Gerould, Fannie Hurst and Mary W.
• Garrick gave a dinner to John Home and his friends at his house at Hampton, and told us to bring golf clubs and balls that we might play on Molesey Hurst.
• On her return to Lea Hurst, she could not rest very long, while there was so much work to be done in the world.
• Hurst, and must depend on you for assuring these valued friends that it was not neglect or ingratitude on my part.
• In the tender gloaming of an August evening Tom and Lucy Hurst stood together within the porch at Thankful Rest.
• A committee being appointed to prepare a charge of high treason against the king, of which Bradshaw was made President, his majesty was brought from Hurst Castle to St.
• He has eight thousand a year, and Hurst Dormer is one of the best old properties in Sussex.
• Hurst Dormer was a fine old place, yet of late to him it had grown singularly dull and cheerless.
• He realised that there would be no sweet girlish, golden-haired little mistress for Hurst Dormer, and the realisation hurt him badly.
• It would help her, and Hurst Dormer would never know its golden-haired mistress, after all.
• Hugh had driven back to Hurst Dormer after a brief battle with her ladyship.
• My home is at Hurst Dormer, one of the finest old buildings in Sussex.
• But I shall go back to Hurst Dormer to-morrow and start on that renovation work.
• Hugh Alston had commenced work on the restoration of certain parts of Hurst Dormer.
• Hurst Dormer looked empty, and seemed silent and dull after Cornbridge.
• I shall come back to Hurst Dormer, and shall be there to-morrow, Friday, early in the afternoon.
• And now he was shaping his course for Hurst Dormer.
• Near to the scene of our story, the tenant of a certain farm called Lime Hurst was compelled to bring a rose at the feast of St John Baptist.
• To her surprise the name of Hurst was not among them.

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