Mel is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MEL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• honey
• A unit of subjective pitch, on a scale that is proportional to the pitch of a sound, the pitch of a note of frequency 1000 Hz being equal to 1000 mels.
• pure form of honey

Words related to MEL

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Words that contain MEL

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How to use MEL in a sentence

• Is not to-morrow appointed for your marriage with Cynthia, and her father, Sir Paul Plyant, come to settle the writings this day on purpose? MEL.
• Mercy on us, what will the wickedness of this world come to? MEL.
• O! what shall I do? say? Whither shall I turn? Has hell no remedy? MEL.
• Oh, as the bee upon the flower, I hang Upon the honey of thy eloquent tongue! Am I not blest? And if I love too wildly, Who would not love thee like Pauline? MEL.
• For his crew, Bud chose Mel Flagler and another man.
• Bud and Mel hurled themselves forward, each dropping a man with a flying tackle.
• The officer promised to release Mel and Bud at once.
• When the officers had departed with their new prisoner, Bud and Mel, both grinning, dived into the surf and headed out to sea.
• His steps drew him to the little drab house where Mel Iden lived with her aunt.
• Lane now surrendered to the enchantment of emotion embodied in the very name of Mel Iden.
• Was there no peace on earth for him? What had he done to be so tortured? He had a secret he must hide from Mel Iden.
• Mel Iden had been in her home four days when Lane first saw her there.
• To this sudden change in Lane Mel responded with mute anxiety and fear.
• And now, it seemed, he would be ashamed to go to Mel Iden or Blair Maynard.
• Late that afternoon he went to the town hall and had a marriage license made out for himself and Mel Iden.
• But a reckless mood had begun to manifest itself in Lane during the last hour, and it must have communicated its spirit to Mel, for she made no further protest.
• As Mel untied and thrust back the veil her fingers trembled.
• Lane turned to Mel and led her from the house and down to the curb without speaking once.
• Lane helped Mel wade through the deep snow, or he pretended to help her, for in reality he needed her support more than she needed his.
• Then he thought of his cold, sordid lodgings, and he realized that one more moment here alone with Mel Iden would make him a coward in his own eyes.
• What he heard spoken of Daren and Mel made his blood boil.
• Mel had told Lane the circumstances attending his illness.
• Mel seemed happy to see him so occupied, and was loath to call him even when it was necessary.
• Returning, he usually slept until Mel called him to dinner.
• According to Mel, the mere sight of man, much less of one of such repute as Colonel Pepper, would once have been sufficient to reduce Miss Hill to a trembling shadow.
• Mel sat nearby with her lap full of flowers which she had gathered in the long grass and was now arranging.
• He would have given the world to spare Mel the ordeal before her, but that was impossible.
• Next morning, without any hint to Mel of his intentions, he left the cottage and made his way into town.
• In the light of these truths coming to him, Lane took stock of his love for Mel.
• But Lane did not yield, though he knew that if he continued to live with Mel, in time the sweetness and enchantment of her would be too great for him.
• Mel had been unaccountably depressed during those gloomy days.

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