Starling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STARLING in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a European bird
• a gregarious Old World songbird with a straight bill, typically with dark lustrous or iridescent plumage but sometimes brightly coloured.
• a wooden pile erected with others around or just upstream of a bridge or pier to protect it from the current or floating objects.
• songbird with glossy black speckled feathers
• Any passerine bird belonging to Sturnus and allied genera. The European starling (Sturnus vulgaris) is dark brown or greenish black, with a metallic gloss, and spotted with yellowish white. It is a sociable bird, and builds about houses, old towers, etc. Called also stare, and starred. The pied starling of India is Sternopastor contra.
• A California fish; the rock trout.
• A structure of piles driven round the piers of a bridge for protection and support; -- called also sterling.
• gregarious birds native to the Old World

Words related to STARLING

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Words that contain STARLING

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How to use STARLING in a sentence

• He had almost asked Starling Tucker for the privilege of a seat beside him, but the occasion was really too great.
• She brandished her lace cap at Starling Tucker and threatened to have him in jail if there was any law left in the land.
• Starling Tucker was unfit to survive into the new age.
• Beyond her divining was the truth that he would much rather have been talking to Starling Tucker.
• There is the old cock starling screeching in the eaves, because he wants to frighten us away, and take a worm to his children, without our finding out whereabouts his hole is.
• It has been said, that the pier of each arch, or lock of Old London Bridge, was defended from the force of the tide by a huge projecting spur called a starling.
• I stood with heavy heart, for I had thought that starling loved me with a true, personal love, when he ran at my approach shouting my name.
• Come, Monsieur Starling, the men are growling, for you should have made the fire.
• Lord Starling has wit and daring, else he would not be an exile, else you would not have promised to marry him.
• As soon as he, Starling, learned of the capture, he started after them, and he has spent months searching the wilderness, as you would sift the sand of the sea.
• I thought that Lord Starling came to me, and that the woman went away.
• Lord Starling followed, and I heard his smothered groan.
• It was just then that the savages wearied of the spectacle and hustled Starling away.
• The old men rose at last, and going to Starling, patted him, grunted over him, and examined him.
• The accident that had strengthened him still further by throwing Lord Starling into his hands he also owed to me.
• I set my teeth and wondered what part Starling had played in it all.
• The door of the nearest cabin opened and Starling came out.
• I remembered that I had married this woman by force, and that she had once wished of her own accord to marry Starling.
• Unless the Indians make trouble I shall send Starling home with a convoy of my own Indians.
• I had not seen Starling nor Pierre nor Labarthe nor Leclerc.
• It was Starling, and there was life in him, for he opened his eyes.
• We had news from Indian runners that Starling had turned west and joined Pemaou.
• There and then it was that we first saw a Starling.
• Then with a deep sigh of relief, he went stark staring mad, and bit STARLING in the fleshy part of the thigh, after which he fell fast asleep again.
• But you scarcely need to be told that STARLING had not carried out his orders.
• The Indian minah, after becoming common, is said to be retreating before the English starling.
• There is another kind of blackbird, smaller than the former, and speckled very much like a starling.
• The man Starling, for instance, seemed queerly placed here.
• Rosario is most annoyed and I cannot imagine what is the matter with Starling.
• Starling must have this five hundred pounds because I have promised him, and because I have promised my brother that he shall have it.
• Starling, with a smothered oath, had sprung to his feet.
• Starling, with incredible speed, had left the room by the inner door.
• No one would really suppose that a respectable man like Starling would be guilty of such a ridiculous action.
• It was thought necessary, by those whose word I am content to accept, that what I had to say to Rosario should come through Starling.
• It was Starling, therefore, who told him what his position would be if he proceeded further.

Similar words containing STARL without suffix ing

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