Pud is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PUD in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (colloquial) pudding
• Same as Pood.
• The hand; the first.
• (British) the dessert course of a meal (`pud\' is used informally)
• a dessert with a creamy consistency.
• a sweet or savory steamed dish made with flour.
• a fat, dumpy, or stupid person.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• short forpudding

Words related to PUD

pudding12 puds7

Words that contain PUD

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How to use PUD in a sentence

• The two boys then separated, Pud to go in to get his baseball suit and Bill to go out to the diamond, as he already had his suit on.
• The next morning, Bill was waiting for Pud at the school gate.
• Pud was the one left over and he got the upper berth, whereupon Bill, who had the lower, said that he would not take any chances but would take the upper berth himself.
• Pud looked over at Bill with a sort of reproach in his eyes, for he had heard the remark.
• The two boys then went over and with a mighty shove, they dumped Pud on the floor and turned cot and mattress over him.
• Bob was in the front seat with the driver, with Pud and Mr.
• The driver answered Pud by driving the horse down the bank into the water.
• Waterman, when he saw Pud go sprawling into the water.
• That was the last thing Pud thought of for he cast the rod away and turned to the canoe.
• Three different times Pud upset the canoe before he got in.
• As they started to row back to the camp Pud felt something sticking him in the back.
• They arrived with Pud bringing up the rear, puffing and blowing.
• Pud found a small tree that had fallen down, and with this as a lever they loosened the rock and it started down the cliff.
• Bob and Bill held on and slowly pulled Pud up to them.
• Anderson also wished to make the first portage, but Pud prevailed, and after a little trouble, they started off.
• Pud began to have his troubles, for like all novices, he carried the canoe poorly.
• Pud was saying nothing, but he was having his troubles keeping up.
• Bill had twenty-six fine trout in his bag, Bob twenty-one and Pud fifteen.
• The only other excitement they had on the way was furnished by Pud.
• He was slow as usual so the driver made believe that his horses had run away and Pud ran along after them for nearly a mile.
• Finally the horses were stopped and Pud at last came up puffing, blowing and sweating.
• Bill caught him and Pud held on like grim death as the wagon bumped and rattled along the rough road.
• Jack soon had the attention of Pud and Bill and it was with a merry twinkle in his eye that he told of many incidents in his life either in hunting or in the lumber camps.
• Even Pud had caught the hang of casting and promised to be the best fisherman of the lot.
• The fact of the matter was that Pud and Bill had asked Bob to tell them what the guides had told him the previous evening.
• Bill in his dream jumped up just as the dream bear was rushing on him, and fell on Pud just as Pud in his dream was set grimly to await the onset of the monster.
• Bill, though half awake, was sure the bear had him, and Pud was just as sure when Bill grabbed him that he was in the clutches of a mighty black bear.
• Bob and Pud forgot the weariness they had felt while lost that morning.
• Jack stayed behind with Pud and the others were soon lost to view.
• Bob was in one canoe alone while Pud paddled Bill in the other canoe.
• As Bob and Pud came back to the camp they found Jack out on a log casting.
• When they came to the first portage Pud was the first man out of the boat.
• Bob hurried to his rescue and Pud was soon in his boat again.
• Pud kept at it and for nearly an hour that fish kept him as busy as a bee.
• At the end of that time, Pud drew the salmon gently towards the canoe.
• Bob and Pud then paddled for the camp and reached there to find that Mr.
• Waterman had just begun to explain to them what very timid creatures they were when Pud came up, and falling over a root crashed down, making a terrific racket.

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