Tel is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TEL in dictionary:

UNKNOWN [CHEMISTRY.]:
• tetraethyllead.
NOUN:
• in Arab lands, a hill or ancient mound formed from the accumulated debris from earlier mud or wattle habitations
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an ancient mound in the Middle East
• same as tell

Words related to TEL

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Words that contain TEL

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How to use TEL in a sentence

• The Nineveh excavations are carried on most extensively at Tel- Timroud, a district where the mounds of earth are the most numerous.
• Preliminary report upon the excavations at Tel Umar, Iraq.
• Preliminary report upon the excavations at Tel Umar, Iraq, conducted by the University of Michigan and the Toledo Museum of Art.
• Second preliminary report upon the excavations at Tel Umar, Iraq.
• Second preliminary report upon the excavations at Tel Umar, Iraq, by Leroy Waterman, R.
• In this direction it flows in a somewhat tortuous channel between two ranges of hills for a distance of about 30 miles to Tel Khalid, a remarkable conical hill crowned by ruins.
• The highest permanent fountain of the southern stream seems to be a small lake near Tel Hushben, which lies about six miles to the south-west of the Baalbek ruins.
• CHAPTER XI TEL EL JEMMI AND THE CAMELS In reporting our second attempt on Gaza the newspapers, no doubt officially inspired, gave us half a dozen lines all to ourselves.
• Then we took the trail again and in due course took up a position in another part of the wadi, Tel el Fara by name, the second of the great boundary-hills built by the Crusaders.
• There was one grizzled sportsman in our brigade at Tel el Fara who could do extraordinary things with a horse, and nothing could dislodge him from the saddle.
• On the fourth day after our arrival, it reached Tel el Fara.
• Just before sunset Tel es Saba succumbed to the incessant hammering it had received all day, and one great obstacle was removed from the path.
• From under the shadow of Tel es Saba a vast cloud of dust was seen sweeping over the moonlit plain.
• Also, having had sufficient fighting on foot during the all-day struggle for Tel es Saba, they determined that the horses should share in the excitement.
• Tel that for me they have never made a like effort in their French.
• Tel, not with these anything but a more acrid rancour in the silly hostility of his competitors.
• Plese To Tel My Sister too Anser This Letter By Returne of Post.
• Plese to Tel my Child from Me To Bee A Good Boy, and Think Imself Wel off Wher He Is.
• In these barracks Arabi Pasha surrendered to the British on the 14th of September 1882, the day after the battle of Tel el-Kebir.
• Then came in a Astronomer, whom he put away because he could not tel whither he would give him his daughter or not.
• The language of Mitanni was of a very peculiar type, as we learn from the tablets of Tel el-Amarna, one or two of which are written in it.
• He left the city of his fathers, and built a new capital farther north, where its ruins are now known as Tel el-Amarna.
• The wall and floor paintings that have been discovered at Tel el-Amarna are marvels of realistic art.
• The language of the hymns engraved on the walls of the tombs at Tel el-Amarna reads not unfrequently like the verses of a Hebrew Psalm.
• The discovery was made in 1887 at Tel el-Amarna on the eastern bank of the Nile, midway between the modern towns of Minia and Siut.
• A handful of freemen will scatter them like sheep, as the Greeks did twenty-three centuries ago at Kynaxa, as the English did the other day at Tel el-Kebir.
• His father had gone next door to tel afone to the fire house.

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