Pard is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PARD in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a leopard, also PARDAL, PARDALE, PARDALIS
• leopard or panther
• A leopard; a panther.
• a leopard

Words related to PARD

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Words that contain PARD

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How to use PARD in a sentence

• It represents a curtain drawn aside to reveal a velvet cushion, on which sits a graceful little Italian lap-dog with pendant silky ears and sleek sides spotted like the pard.
• The men were bearded like the pard, and in tattered garments, their feet bare.
• They will be as bold as lions, terrible as tigers, strong as elephants, uncommon as unicorns, beautiful as the pard.
• Ammonia in the box or drawer keeps the gloves from being spotted like the pard, but nothing seems to avail with the other articles of clothing.
• We might then say that we have the pard, the panther, and the leopard in India, and then we should be strictly correct.
• This animal is more common than the pard, and it is more impudent in venturing into inhabited places.
• Sal Muller says of this species that it is occasionally found sleeping stretched across the forked branch of a tree, which is not the case with either the tiger or the pard.
• Me and my pard were the only ones that bucked up against them.
• And, pard, you need them even worse than they need you.

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