Marten is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MARTEN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a carnivore of the mustelid family
• a semi-arboreal weasel-like mammal found in Eurasia and North America, hunted for its fur in some countries.
• weasel-like animal
• A bird. See Martin.
• Any one of several fur-bearing carnivores of the genus Mustela, closely allied to the sable. Among the more important species are the European beech, or stone, marten (Mustela foina); the pine marten (M. martes); and the American marten, or sable (M. Americana), which some zoologists consider only a variety of the Russian sable.
• The fur of the marten, used for hats, muffs, etc.
• agile slender-bodied arboreal mustelids somewhat larger than weasels
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a carnivorous mammal

Words related to MARTEN

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Words that contain MARTEN

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How to use MARTEN in a sentence

• What he scented was not the scent of a rabbit, a marten or a porcupine.
• Why did the two wolves not destroy the fisher-cat, the ermine and the marten? Why was their feud with the lynx alone? Weyman was strangely thrilled.
• Fisher-cat, marten and mink were numerous along the creek, but these were neither swift-hunting nor long-fanged.
• Marten skins appear to have been a great article of trade in this city.
• Close beside the marten sat a squirrel, but they did not appear to notice each other.
• So Reuben was pleased and Marten was thoughtless, and out together they went and enjoyed themselves not a little, in the pleasant autumn weather.
• And supposing he does go with you, master Marten, who is to put the dear child to bed at nights? I must insist, indeed I must, that you see to it yourself.
• Look to your own heart, master Marten, and ask yourself why are you dragging this poor child after you to Mr.
• Marten was, however, almost as determined to go the other way, on account of Jane Roscoe, and for a moment there seemed a doubt which boy should carry the day.
• Marten, too, had raised a war between himself and the young girls of the party, which was not likely to be settled peacefully during the time of their stay at Mrs.
• His mamma, too, he thought, might be there with his papa and Marten, and, anyhow, he was sure Nurse was there, Nurse who loved him so, and whom he loved so dearly.
• How to write serial fiction, by Michael Joseph and Marten Cumberland.
• Once a marten with orange throat peered at them from a covert, and once a caribou raced away, too fast for a shot.
• Not far away he saw the first marten track in the edge of the spruce woods near the lake.
• The ninety miles of its main channel, its many diverging branches, tapped a region where mink and marten and beaver, fox and wolf and lesser furs were still fairly plentiful.
• I saw one fresh elk track, innumerable marten, and the pad of a very large grizzly.
• In likely places traps are set for marten, mink or fox.
• Vane, Whitelocke, and Marten were among the members of the committee.
• The boys found a marten in the second trap and found others at frequent intervals.
• But before long it returned, and then Joe threw out a second marten, which the panther carried off.
• Lenz tells of a marten that would play with its prey for hours when not hungry.
• There also were Marten, and Grouse, and Pheasant, and Kit Beaver, and other animals sweet against the tongue.
• There were a few marten skins in the cabin, and his outfit.
• Of course the presence of the Indians made game scarce, but the mill men told us if we would go up farther into the marten country they thought we would do well.
• Moose were plentiful in the region, and it was a capital one for marten, one white trapper, the winter before our visit, having secured over a hundred skins.
• The furs of other animals, otter, marten, and mink, were also in demand but brought smaller prices.
• In the delta are cross, red, and silver foxes, mink and marten, with lynx and rabbits according to the fortunes of war.
• Behind the wainscot sharply picking I hear a while the death-clock ticking, I hear the marten vainly scoop The earth around the chicken-coop.
• The trickery of the League would fill a volume, for Marten especially is particularly clever.
• The long lithe form of a pine marten glided straight to the fir tip, where Kagax had been a moment before.
• After him came a pine marten, following swiftly, catching the scent of his game, not from the bark or the ground, but apparently from the air.
• He missed the marten on the ground, but sprang to my tree like a flash.
• Halfway up the incline the marten smelled me, or was terrified by the noise behind him and leaped aside.
• The hare and marten came last, and these animals have consequently no fat.

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