Oats is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OATS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• OAT, a kind of cereal grass
• an Old World cereal plant with a loose, branched cluster of florets, cultivated in cool climates and widely used for animal feed.
• the grain yielded by the oat plant, used as food
• used in names of wild grasses related to the cultivated oat, e.g. wild oat.
• an oat stem used as a musical pipe by shepherds, especially in pastoral or bucolic poetry.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a cereal grass

Words related to OATS

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How to use OATS in a sentence

• The tall oats rippled before the wind and soft shadows trailed across the hillside.
• A young man has no more right to sow his wild oats than a young woman.
• You see, we had to chink in the wedding between times, that is, between planting the oats and other work that must be done early or not at all.
• The runs were to be turned over, when the weather would permit, and the ground sown to oats or rye.
• Oats are also eaten by the inhabitants of many countries, after being ground into meal and made into oat cakes.
• Monsieur Linders had, in fact, sown his wild oats, so to speak, and settled down to the business of his life.
• No oats sown, not much tobacco seed, and little done in the gardens.
• His kettle slung across his saddle, a bundle of sticks somewhere else, a packet of Quaker oats fastened to his belt, and a tin of golden syrup dangling from it.
• Crackers and sugar might be all right, he may have thought, but he needed hay and oats for a real meal.
• Adamson, and tried upon a field of oats, which were so laid as to form a very severe test to the machine, but it nevertheless was successful there also.
• Fuchs selected boards from a pile of planks grandfather had hauled out from town in the fall to make a new floor for the oats bin.
• Discovered today that all rolled oats and flour is musty from being wetted by the tide when we landed, and much of it is spoiled.
• But this day Jake was putting a new supply of oats in the upper bin, and Archie was not allowed to play near it.
• One of the mistakes I made was, in breaking up too much land, and putting in too much wheat, barley, oats, peas, and corn.
• Magnus Thorkelson and I were working together plowing for oats, for we did not work our oats on the corn ground of last year then as we do now, and he tried to cheer me up.
• Up to the present time, our exports have been coal, petroleum, steel rails, wheat, corn, oats, lumber, and other products which carry out of the country the riches of our soil.
• It also yields wheat, oats, and barley, but the crops are neither abundant nor certain.
• Oats harvest arrives, and the fields are waving with yellow grain.
• It was, Lucy thought tenderly, so characteristic of Tony to have sown such legitimate wild oats.
• Barley and oats, however, arrive at much greater perfection, and afford the inhabitants a substitute, although by no means an equivalent, for this highly valuable product.
• The young fellow was still sowing his wild oats, but more with his hands than with his soul.
• We saw barley, peas, and oats, which had a very fine appearance.
• Then, when the settlers was rescued, I was given oats.
• The peasant simply had to stop and ask them what kind of potatoes they were planting and just when they had sown their oats.

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