Roque is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ROQUE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a form of croquet
• a form of croquet played on a hard court surrounded by a bank.
• game developed from croquet

Words related to ROQUE

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Words that contain ROQUE

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How to use ROQUE in a sentence

• At San Roque, which occupies the summit of a conical hill, about half-way between Gibraltar and Algeciras, the landlord left us, and immediately started on his return.
• The Margao Plus is as robust as its publisher, Roque Fernandes.
• In the same year, Respecio Alfonso and Roque Pereira started a weekly called Goa Times.
• Roque, and, finding that it was east of the line of demarcation, explored it southward as far as the mouth of the river La Plata.
• Some sails on the horizon, doubtless those going to San Roque in search of favourable winds for doubling the Cape of Good Hope.
• This speed was kept up for several days, and in the evening of the 9th of April we sighted the most westerly point of South America that forms Cape San Roque.
• Roque balls are made of a special composition that is both resilient and practically unbreakable.
• A skilful roque player is able to make shots similar to billiard shots.
• The standard roque court is 60 feet long, 30 feet wide, with corner pieces 6 feet long.
• There is a National Roque Association, and an annual championship tournament is held to determine the champion.
• It had its traditional hero, Roque Guinart, who figures in the second part of Don Quixote.
• Roque, Algeziras, and the Campo near Gibraltar, and immediately after the declaration of war, this force began its laborious operations for the reduction of Gibraltar.
• That the bird was extinct above 150 years ago I think we may conclude from the notices I have extracted from La Roque, and the letter of the Jesuit Brown.
• Sixty-two Volunteers, organized and armed by the Spaniards with Mausers and Remingtons, from San Roque and Caridad, placed themselves under my orders.
• The French vessel proved to be the La Roque, and her commander gladly consented to tow the disabled American vessel into an English port.
• The disabled submarine weathered the trip very well and was delivered safely at an English base by the La Roque after an uneventful voyage.

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