Ord is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ORD in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (obsolete) a point of a weapon
• pointed weapon
• An edge or point; also, a beginning.

Words related to ORD

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Words that contain ORD

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How to use ORD in a sentence

• I have had a talk with General Ord concerning you, and he will give you a leave of absence whenever you are ready to start.
• Ord wrote of the place I have reason to doubt the civility shown by them to strangers.
• And such, in days to come, would Muskwa be, even though he was a black and not of the family Ursus Horribilis Ord.
• The village closest to the gateway of this outlaw-infested region was a little place called Ord, named after the dark peak that loomed some miles to the south.
• Toward the close of a day in September a stranger rode into Ord, and in a community where all men were remarkable for one reason or another he excited interest.
• He decided this would be a good place for him to hold up for a while, being the nearest town to Ord, only forty miles away.
• Duane decided that Sanderson, Bradford, and Ord were but notorious outposts to this Fairdale, which was a secret center of rustlers and outlaws.
• Duane gathered they were to have a rendezvous at or near Ord.
• CHAPTER XXI Before going to sleep that night Duane had decided to go to Ord and try to find the rendezvous where Longstreth was to meet his men.
• As he rode out into the night, over a dark trail in the direction of Ord, he uttered a short, grim, sardonic laugh at the hope that he might be taken for a train-robber.
• He rode at an easy trot most of the night, and when the black peak of Ord Mountain loomed up against the stars he halted, tied his horse, and slept until dawn.
• He passed the night there, and late in the morning, after watching trail and road from a ridge, he returned to Ord.
• He was there in the Ord den now, getting ready to plan the biggest job yet.
• Something called to him over the bold, wild brow of Mount Ord.
• But while Fletcher stayed in Ord waiting for Knell and Poggin, or for orders, Duane knew his game was again a waiting one.
• But one day there were signs of the long quiet of Ord being broken.
• This west mystified and fascinated Duane as much as the south beyond Mount Ord.
• Duane concluded to await developments and when the gang rode in to Ord, probably from their various hiding-places, he would be there ready to be denounced by Knell.
• Break for the hills, and when you get up in the rocks where you can hide your tracks head for Mount Ord.
• Failing that last, he must let the outlaws alone to bide their time in Ord, to be free to ride on to their new job in Val Verde.
• Mounting Bullet, he made short work of the long slope and the foothills and the rolling land leading down to Ord.
• Knell would be leaving the rendezvous about the time Duane turned back toward Ord.
• When Duane swung into the wide, grassy square on the outskirts of Ord he saw a bunch of saddled horses hitched in front of the tavern.
• He found them at length, restless, somber, anxious, but unaware of the part he had played at Ord.
• We found the banks of the Ord very thickly populated, and frequently camped at night with different parties of natives.
• Onslow Onslows, The Ord, Maria Orford, third Lord Orford, fourth Lord Oriel College Orleans, Duke of Ossory, John, second Earl of Ossory, Lady Owen, Mr.
• Ord under an ordinary flag of truce for the exchange of prisoners, to address a letter to Grant, sanctioned by Mr.
• Ord, expressing a strong desire that the English should settle in their respective districts, offering ground for a fort and the exclusive purchase of their pepper.
• Walker was probably the first soldier to reach the top of the hill and is believed to have shot the Spaniard who killed Lieutenant Ord.
• Sheridan and Ord cut off two corps, but General Lee, with but 8000 infantry and 2000 cavalry, still pressed forward toward Lynchburg.
• I doubt if there are ten consecutive miles of carriage-road in America that could compare for excellence with that over the desert of Old Ord.
• Her little feet just twinkle! Well! The door open and Lieutenant Ord come in.
• On the contrary, it jutted out like a promontory, and seemed as bold and defined as Cape Wrath or the Ord of Caithness.
• Shortly after this, General Ord, who had accompanied the hunting party, rode over with me to Fort McPherson.
• On his arrival at the Fort he received congratulations from General Ord and from General Sheridan.

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