Sardines is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SARDINES in dictionary:

VERB:
• SARDINE, to pack tightly together
• pack closely together
NOUN:
• a young pilchard or other young or small herring-like fish.
• a children's game based on hide-and-seek, in which one child hides and the other children, as they find the hider, join him or her in the hiding place until just one child remains.

Words related to SARDINES

sardine8 sardined10 sardining11

How to use SARDINES in a sentence

• From the saddlebags he took bread, eggs, chocolate, sardines, biscuits and apples.
• After a week of sardines and tinned tongue I found it a most inspiring topic.
• Some Greek boatmen were smoking in the portico of a cafe on shore, and two fishermen, who had been out before dawn to catch sardines, were emptying their nets of the spoil.
• I had forgotten to bring down water or wine, and we also craved for something more comforting than cold sardines.
• With sore eyes and a parched throat I sat down and devoured two chilly sardines, reposing on a water biscuit, drank about a couple of gallons of water, and felt better.
• Broiled Sardines These little fish are really not broiled at all, but that is the name of the nice and easy dish.
• Sardines One of the players in the group hides, while the other players seek to find him.
• Two, not waiting for orders, rushed to the buffet and bought beer and sardines and chocolate and bread.
• We crushed through somehow, and found ourselves packed in a courtyard like sardines.
• Sardines are also taken by gill nets about 200 feet long and 18 feet wide.
• The herrings and sardines, doubtless, come in large shoals, and only at stated seasons, as is common with that sort of fish.
• Stir until the mixture is hot, then put into it ten or twelve sardines.
• Stir the sauce until it is quite thick, then serve the sardines on the bread with the sauce poured over them.
• To-day you are gay and happy with luxury and comfort all about you, and to-morrow you are picking sardines out of a can with a fork for dinner.
• It would be affording prosperous homes to untold millions of Europeans now packed together like sardines.
• The driver is immediately in front of you, with his brass badge hanging on his back like the label on a box of sardines.
• Every British officer in Palestine seems to have licked his lips and looked forward to a meal of sardines when he should pass through Junction Station.
• Well, in the morning, me and Collie got some sardines and crackers to the store and a little coffee.
• While the passengers number nearly three hundred, there are seating accommodations on four tiny wooden benches without backs, for a dozen, if packed like sardines.
• Sardines, the little fish that come in boxes, are also found in the sea.
• Still, we ate our cheese and bread, and opened a tin of sardines, and managed to put the day in.
• The surprising thing is that all kinds of cattle are fed on these sardines, and sheep likewise.
• All Sestri was eating them, as all Douarnenez ate sardines in the old days.
• Another lady supplied the prisoners with tins of sardines and beef essence, which she carried concealed in her stockings.
• All the winter months have some of the sardines in summer.
• The fishing industry, including the canning of salmon, sardines, clams and oysters, is a thriving industry and destined to develop into much larger proportions.
• A tin of sardines or condensed milk once opened cannot be carried in a case liable to be upside down at any moment.

Similar words containing SARDINE without suffix s

sardine8 sardined10

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