Urchins is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for URCHINS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• URCHIN, a mischievous boy
• a young child who is poorly or raggedly dressed
• a goblin.
• a hedgehog.

Words related to URCHINS

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How to use URCHINS in a sentence

• The coming of the carriage was a signal to a swarm of small black urchins to scramble, grinning and delighted, to the wide lawn.
• All were eager to take part in it, all hastened to the triumphal gathering, from the white-haired old men to the urchins who still sucked their thumbs.
• But as for the young folks, the youths and maidens, the urchins and the little girls, they, it was thought, might well be left to seat themselves as their fancy listed.
• They could hear their own hearts beating in the breasts of the fair-haired urchins who already laughed with ecstasy at the sight of the cakes and pastry on the table.
• Dirty little urchins abused them as they passed, snarling with assumed bravery, and prepared to run away at the first sign of attack.
• In the course of five weeks William Halket put his foot on the old pier of Leith, on which some very old men were standing, who had been urchins when he went away.
• You might have thought it an inland pasture, with its herds of cattle, its flocks of sheep, and its colonies of geese patrolled by ragged urchins.
• The two urchins lay down on the ground, and peered from behind a thorn stole, their brown faces scarcely distinguishable from the brown leaves, except for their twinkling eyes.
• Every boy in the village knows his name, and I often catch him in the street with a posse of little, dirty urchins playing around him.
• He had rather heavy weather among the well-knit, grubby-knuckled urchins of the town, and would have been thoroughly disheartened but for one happy chance.
• The next to arrive on the scene was Suliman, grinning with delight because he had won all the money of the other urchins, but brimming with news in the bargain.
• Ragged, stupid, big-eyed urchins they were, altogether different from the keen Paris boys.
• In a dark corner are a pair of urchins thumping each other, their eyes steadily fixed on the master, lest he might happen to glance in that direction.
• At the same time, to rear a family of seven urchins is not a thing done by hedgehog-parents every year, and the careers of that family are very clearly impressed upon my memory.
• The young urchins swim like fishes, but just as he was scrambling to shore, the Fox caught him by the waistcoat and killed him.
• The wicked keeper of an inn had three small urchins taken, And cut them up in a pickle-bin, and salted them for bacon.
• She had a snug, well-furnished house, and a stout, cheery farmer for a husband, whom Rip recollected for one of the urchins that used to climb upon his back.
• He was merely another of those small, backward urchins that one may see at any recess, on any public school playground.
• Mercy on his, what a bellowing the urchins make! My ears are almost deafened, though the clamor comes through the far length of a hundred and fifty years.
• From the black-eyed girls who fell in love with his handsome face, to the urchins rolling in the mud, and to whom he flung handfuls of pennies.
• In front of the adjoining doors the whole troop of urchins sprang and tumbled about from morning till night.
• In this sand one of them would hide a ring, and then the urchins would all get slender sticks and poke around in the pile trying to find the ring.
• One day he heard two little urchins singing in the street.
• We went down the hill a little further to the lower bottom to camp, while the barefooted, bareheaded urchins followed after to get a further look at the strangers.
• Hardly has the stranger reached the convent-gates before these urchins are seen rapidly approaching from all quarters.
• Idly we wonder to what use these bare-footed half-Cree urchins will put their exact banking knowledge.
• While he was thus unbending his mind, the observant urchins had remarked, that he always directed his walk to a deep grove not far distant.
• To bring those joyous urchins and little, laughing, dancing, playful girls into his house was not to be thought of.
• In a distant corner of the courtyard the ragged urchins were devouring their unexpected booty.
• And these urchins are running about all day from pillar to post, buying and selling.
• Mercy on us, what a bellowing the urchins make! My ears are almost deafened, though the clamor comes through the far length of a hundred and fifty years.
• The youngest urchins of the parish threw dirt at him, made faces, called him Lying Klaus, and trotted after him, imitating the gait and gestures of an ill-conditioned dwarf.
• A two-ringed circus was in progress at her right while at her left a procession of camels and Egyptians was followed by a noisy crowd of urchins.
• Elizabeth timidly knocked at the door after being assured by the interested urchins who surrounded her that Mrs.

Similar words containing URCHIN without suffix s

urchin11 lurching14 churching20 churchings21 unchurching22 dischurching24 nonchurching23

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