Oliphant is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OLIPHANT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (obsolete) an ancient ivory hunting-horn
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• archaic variant of elephant

Words related to OLIPHANT

elephant13 oliphants14

Words that contain OLIPHANT

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How to use OLIPHANT in a sentence

• Oliphant is almost justified in her protest against Charlotte as the first to betray her brother.
• Oliphant made certain statements in no better taste than his.
• Oliphant set them aside, either in criminal carelessness, or with still more criminal deliberation, because they interfered with her theory.
• Oliphant did not see the woman kneeling on the hills.
• Oliphant, any more than it occurred to her to notice the impression that Charlotte Bronte made on her male contemporaries.
• Oliphant has censured Emily Bronte for the manner of her dying.
• Oliphant was present, almost as brisk as usual, for the wind had moderated, and the steamer laboured far less.
• Oliphant cordially participated, and they afterwards whiled away many an hour in the dear delight of detraction.
• Oliphant had gradually ousted her from everything but sleeping accommodation.
• Oliphant had dropped asleep, exhausted by her emotions, so they went up alone.
• Every morning, as I trekked along down by the Oliphant River, I used to creep from the waggon at dawn and look out.
• Laurence Oliphant, who held a position on the civil staff of Lord Elgin, relating the events of the war.
• Oliphant had been distinguished as a traveller and writer, and his work upon the mission of Lord Elgin to the Eastern seas naturally excited very great attention.
• Oliphant are but a few of the many names that have adorned its pages, and its popularity and merits are still maintained with undiminished vigour.
• Oliphant, of Edinburgh, a series of lectures on the Bible for the young, which met with a very large sale.
• Sewall came strolling along the aisle, accompanied by Miss Oliphant.
• Today in the seat beside him, which had been of late so often mine, sat Gale Oliphant, her head almost upon his shoulder, and Breck leaning toward her laughing as they sped by.
• She spoke of Gale Oliphant and the interrupted marriage.
• We paid the money that she asked to hush up the notoriety of the affair, but not before the mischief of breaking off the relations with Miss Oliphant had been nicely accomplished.
• Patrick Oliphant, of a few dayes sicknes, about that same tyme.
• William Moultrie, David Oliphant, George Ross, Thomas Rutledge, James Sinkler, James Skirving, senior, James Skirving, junior, William Skirving, and Rev.
• Oliphant has a Scotch peer, but he is less interesting and prominent than his family ghost.

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