Kemp is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for KEMP in dictionary:

VERB:
• to strive to win
• dialect word meaning to compete or try to come first
NOUN:
• a coarse hair or fibre in wool.
• coarse hair or strand of hair
• Alt. of Kempty
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a champion

Words related to KEMP

kemped15 kemper14 kempers15 kemping16 kempings17 kemps13 kempy16

Words that contain KEMP

kemps13 kempt13 kempy16 kemped15 kemper14 kemple14 kempers15 kempier15 kemping16 kemples15 unkempt15 kempiest16 kempings17 unkemptly20 unkemptness19 unkemptnesses21

How to use KEMP in a sentence

• Kemp, at liberty or in gaol, had never been out of London in his life.
• Kemp felt somewhat out of place, and he stared about the luxuriously furnished lounge with a look in which awe mingled with admiration.
• It was evident to him that Kemp had come forward in order to save the prisoner.
• But a meeting between Kemp and Sir Horace after Holymead had gone filled in the blank in time.
• Francis Morton lived with his wife in one of the large houses in Sussex Square at the Kemp Town end of Brighton.
• Kemp, somewhat affected, shook hands with him, and leaning back in the most comfortable chair in the room, described his life and struggles in New Zealand.
• Kemp next morning at breakfast, went off to work in a more cheerful frame of mind.
• Kemp was out when he returned, and after making his toilet he followed him to Mrs.
• Kemp round the waist, and the laughing Bella and her mother each secured an arm.
• Galloway, and Helen Kemp were those, and those alone, privileged to witness the ceremony.
• Kemp and Keen, my fellow-voyagers on the water from Louisville.
• Here I found my old friend Enmenger, of Kemp and Keen memory, to be the innkeeper.
• When a kemp is about to be held, the matter soon becomes generally known in the neighborhood.
• When the kemp had been broken up that night, and the family assembled, Mrs.
• Kemp went out of the house and turned into another a few doors up.
• Kemp then went into the house, and Liza remained talking to Mrs.
• Kemp was in the habit of slumbering somewhat heavily on Sunday mornings, or Liza would not have been allowed to go on sleeping as she did.
• Kemp gave a growl in her sleep and drew the clothes more tightly round her.
• Kemp, then a young married woman of twenty-seven or eight, seemed to the enthusiastic girl quite adorable.
• The only one of her old friends she cared to confide in deeply was Eleanor Kemp.
• When they came to the business of the lease, the good services of Walter Kemp were enlisted.
• Kemp, his Adjutant, of the state of affairs at the front.
• Foote, Ramsey, and Kemp began, and was hurried on in the Central Criminal Court, before Mr.
• Kemp, of Melbourne, Australia, and the writer were the only speakers not residents of the British Isles.
• The celebrated Kemp, who danced the Morris all the way from London to Norwich in 1599, and whose picture we reproduce, wore his bells in the traditional manner.
• KEMP seconded the adoption of the Report, which was agreed to.
• Major Kemp was there, with his head upon the plank table, fast asleep.
• Further on the route Kemp in one day of running skirmishes took seven villages.
• Ropata and Kemp chased him from district to district, backwards and forwards, across and about the island, for a high price had been put on his head.
• It appeared, therefore, that Beyers and Kemp were going to make the attack from the north, with 1,000 men, and that Kemp had the centre and the left wing.
• He retired with Kemp to a position close to his lair in the Zwartruggens, where, however, he did not long remain.
• Kemp in the Zwartruggens foiled an attempt to cast a net around him, and in conjunction with Delarey attacked Methuen on the Marico River without success on September 5.
• Delarey had been summoned to take part in the negotiations for peace, and Kemp was in charge of the Boer commandos, which numbered about 2,600 burghers.

SCRABBLE® is a registered trademark. We do not cooperate with the owners of this trademark. All trademark rights are owned by their owners and are not relevant to the web site "scrabble-word.com". This site is intended for entertainment and training. We try to make a useful tool for all fans of SCRABBLE. "Scrabble Word" is the best method to improve your skills in the game.