Oscar is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OSCAR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Australian slang) cash, money
• a South American cichlid fish with velvety brown young and multicoloured adults, popular in aquaria.
• the annual presentation of the Academy Awards.
• the nickname for a gold statuette given as an Academy Award.
• a code word representing the letter O, used in radio communication.
• money.
• an annual award by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for achievements in motion picture production and performance
• cash
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a South American fish

Words related to OSCAR

cash9 oscars8

Words that contain OSCAR

oscars8 foscarnet14 foscarnets15

How to use OSCAR in a sentence

• CHAPTER TWO I was strolling down Broadway the other afternoon with Oscar when we happened to meet Miss Sabrina, the show girl.
• I told him what I had heard about Oscar, that his health was breaking down and his reason going, pointed out how monstrous it was to turn prison into a torture-chamber.
• His friend, Reginald Turner, sent Oscar a copy of the book and one poem in particular made a deep impression on him.
• This is the highest height Oscar Wilde ever reached, and alas! he only trod the summit for a moment.
• Wilde undertook to allow Oscar L150 a year for life, under the condition that the allowance was to be forfeited if Oscar ever lived under the same roof with Lord Alfred Douglas.
• As soon as she heard I was in Paris, she asked me to present Oscar Wilde to her.
• I had hardly bettered the story given to me when I related it to Oscar who used it almost immediately with great effect.
• The time had now come for Oscar to conquer London as he had conquered Oxford.
• Oscar Wilde had managed to get known and talked about and had kept his head above water for a couple of years while learning something about life and more about himself.
• Without knowing the cause the change in Oscar astonished me again and again, and in the course of this narrative I shall have to notice many instances of it.
• A little later I received a letter from Oscar, asking me if he could call on me that afternoon.
• I spent the whole of Sunday trying to find out what was known about Oscar Wilde and what would be brought up against him.
• Somehow or other next day at lunch both Shaw and I got interested in our talk, and we were both at the table when Oscar came in.
• Oscar Wilde was then called and went into the witness box.
• I tried to keep up my courage by recalling the humorous things Oscar had said during the cross-examination.
• Sir Edward Clarke afterwards defended his unfortunate client out of loyalty and pity, Oscar again assuring him of his innocence.
• Oscar Wilde, but, on the very same morning when Wilde withdrew from the prosecution, Mr.
• I had written to him on the previous evening that I was coming to take Oscar out to lunch.
• Looking back now I see clearly that my affection for Oscar Wilde dates from his confession to me that afternoon.
• Queensberry it seems was exasperated by the fact that Douglas of Hawick was one of those who had gone bail for Oscar Wilde.
• Oscar Browning, who as Master at Eton must have known whereof he spoke, insisted that it was a mistake to give a boy a well-bound book if you expected him to read it.
• Oscar Fraser in removing a skull from a spirit specimen, distinguishes this species from the other Asiatic forms.
• An even stronger instance of this national trait can be found in another eminent Irishman, Oscar Wilde.
• But they were also seriously impressed by Flaubert, by Oscar Wilde and all the rest who told them that a work of art was in another universe from ethics and social good.
• It anticipated both William Morris and Oscar Wilde.
• The most remarkable men I have known were, without a doubt, Whistler and Oscar Wilde.
• Oscar Wilde has confidence for keeping things in scale.
• Oscar left his wife and one child, one brother and two sisters.
• Nothing more at present I remain your obedient servant, OSCAR D.
• Oscar had got a good way in front, not doubting that his master was following him.

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