Tar is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TAR in dictionary:

VERB:
• to cover with a viscous black liquid
• cover (something) with tar
• To smear with tar, or as with tar; as, to tar ropes; to tar cloth.
• coat with tar
NOUN:
• a dark, thick flammable liquid distilled from wood or coal, consisting of a mixture of hydrocarbons, resins, alcohols, and other compounds. It is used in road-making and for coating and preserving timber.
• a substance resembling tar, formed by burning tobacco or other material
• a sailor.
• thick black liquid distilled from coal etc
• A sailor; a seaman.
• A thick, black, viscous liquid obtained by the distillation of wood, coal, etc., and having a varied composition according to the temperature and material employed in obtaining it.
• any of various dark heavy viscid substances obtained as a residue
• a man who serves as a sailor
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to cover with tar (a black viscous liquid)

Words related to TAR

tarred7 tarriness9 tarrinesses11 tarring8 tarrings9 tarrying12 tars4

Words that contain TAR

star4 tara4 tare4 tarn4 taro4 tarp6 tars4 tart4 altar5 antar5 attar5 iftar8 otary8 ottar5 petar7 sitar5 stare5 stark9 starn5 starr5 stars5 start5 taras5 tardo6 tardy9 tared6 tares5 targa6 targe6 tarns5 taroc7 tarok9 taros5 tarot5 tarps7 tarre5 tarry8 tarsi5 tarts5 tarty8 tatar5 tarte5 altars6 antara6 antars6 astare6 astart6 attars6 avatar9 batard9 bestar8 cantar8 costar8 cottar8 daftar10 datary10 dotard8 guitar7 iftars9 instar6 kantar10 kotare10 mortar8 nectar8 notary9 otarid7 ottars6 petara8 petard9 petars8 petary11 pitara8 qintar15 retard7 ritard7 rotary9 satara6 sitars6 sittar6 soutar6 starch11 stared7 starer6 stares6 starks10 starns6 starrs6 starry9 starts6 starve9 tarama8 tarand7 tarboy11 tarcel8 targas7 targed8 targes7 target7 tariff12 taring7 tarmac10 tarnal6 tarocs8 taroks10 tarots6 tarpan8 tarpon8 tarras6 tarred7 tarres6 tarrow9 tarsal6 tarsel6 tarsia6 tarsus6 tartan6 tartar6 tarted7 tarter6 tartly9 tarzan15 tatars6 totara6 votary12 tariqa15 mattar8 antaras7 astarts7 ataraxy17 autarch12 autarky14 avatars10 bastard10 batards10 bestars9 botargo10 bustard10 cantars9 catarrh12 centare9 costard10 costars9 cottars9 custard10 daftars11 dastard9 dataria8 daystar11 dentary11 dietary11 dotards9 fenitar10 guitars8 haftara13 hectare12 hektare14 instars7 kantars11 kotares11 lactary12 laetare7 leotard8 militar9 mooktar13 mortars9 mortary12 mukhtar16 mustard10 nectars9 nectary12 otaries7 otarine7 peatary12 petaras9 petards10 pitarah12 pitaras9 plantar9 ptarmic13 qintars16 quintar16 restart7 retards8 ritards8 sataras7 sectary12 semitar9 simitar9 sittars7 sliotar7 soutars7 starchy15 stardom10 starers7 starets7 staretz16 staring8 starked12 starken11 starker11 starkly14 starlet7 starlit7 starned8 starnie7 starred8 started8 starter7 startle7 startly10 startsy10 startup9 starved11 starver10 starves10 sunstar7 symitar12 tantara7 taraire7 taramas9 taramea9 tarands8 tarboys12 tarbush12 tarcels9 tardied9 tardier8 tardies8 tardily11 tardive11 tardyon11 targets8 targing9 tariffs13 tarings8 tarmacs11 tarnish10 tarpans9 tarpons9 tarried8 tarrier7 tarries7 tarring8 tarrock13 tarrows10 tarsals7 tarseal7 tarsels7 tarsias7 tarsier7 tartana7 tartane7 tartans7 tartare7 tartars7 tartest7 tartier7 tartily10 tartine7 tarting8 tartish10 tartlet7 tartufe10 tartufi10 tartufo10 tarweed11 tarzans16 totaras7 tuatara7 unitard8 unitary10 upstare9 upstart9 coaltar9 mattars9 altarage9 astarted9 ataraxia15 ataraxic17 autarchs13 autarchy16 autarkic14 bastards11 bastardy14 botargos11 bottarga11 bustards11 cataract12 catarrhs13 cavitary16 cemitare12 centares10 cometary15 costards11 custards11 custardy14 dastards10 dastardy13 datarias9 dataries9

How to use TAR in a sentence

• Perhaps the smell of tar was in my nostrils and the sea called.
• Torches made of pine boughs dipped in tar blazed at the four corners of the assembly, and in the middle on a boulder a man was sitting.
• The trees appeared to be cut with the use of an electric saw and tar was smeared on top of them to prevent further growth.
• Judge, then, what half a century of battling out watches on the ocean must have done for this fine old tar.
• If a long handle is added, and it is filled with tar, it can be used as a signal torch.
• He prepared a wire by wrapping it in hemp soaked in tar, and then covering the whole with rubber.
• He was faint now and felt chilled, although the asphalt was still soft underfoot and smelled of hot tar.
• I had come from England, a country in which clothes are both good and cheap, and a trimmer-looking tar than I then was, seldom showed himself in the lower part of the town.
• Spread it evenly, cover the surface with a layer of spar, shells, or coarse sand, and roll it in before the tar sets.
• In order to protect the table from an invasion stand the legs in dishes of tar water to a depth of four inches.
• At the Whitebear camp we were occupied with the boat and digging a pit for the purpose of making some tar.
• A duty of five, sous the kental, or nearly four and a half centss paid on our tar, pitch, and turpentine.
• Two days later many dead beetles were found on the tar walks under the trees, and a few were observed each day up until about the middle of August.
• He sailed south through the tropical seas while the heat melted the tar of the rigging.
• Hence the word Tar, and Tur, is often found in the composition of names, which relate to people of this country.
• On the top of that ridge he had stopped, and pulled off his coat of tar and cotton, put on his clothes and come home.
• These tar cliffs are here hundreds of feet high, of a bold and impressive grandeur, and crowned with firs which seem dwarfed to the passer-by.
• The tar, whatever it may be otherwise, is a fuel, and burned in our camp-fires like coal.
• It was an immemorial custom in England to tar smugglers.
• And they soaked the rags in the tar, even as Kawunna had commanded, and bound them all at once on the tremendous tail of Hoonamunta.
• The tar oil is mixed with a solution of caustic soda, and the mixture is violently agitated.
• Then she is turned into charcoal, into tar, and a score of other things of use.
• When he saw that, the butcher dipped her in a barrel of tar, and then laid her on a heap of feathers.
• Each prisoner received one-third as much as was allotted to a tar in the British navy.
• It takes imagination of some moment to sense, as he did, that tar contains the purified spirits of the trees, of vegetation which can heal and help man.
• The leadership to which a British tar is accustomed, and which ever responds to his own confiding spirit, is one of the primary causes of his endurance and daring.

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