Wat is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WAT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a Thai Buddhist temple or monastery
• (in Thailand, Cambodia, and Laos) a Buddhist monastery or temple.
ADJECTIVE:
• wet
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• wet; drunken
• a hare

Words related to WAT

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Words that contain WAT

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How to use WAT in a sentence

• Long and dreary was the march of the people to complete political enfranchisement from the rebellion under Wat Tyler to the passage of the Reform Bill in our times.
• Young Wat Danbury knew the country like the palm of his hand, so he made for a place where several drives intersected, and there he waited.
• Wat came running out into the clearing, and at the sight of him the hounds took heart again, and one of them sprang with a growl into the bushes.
• That social discontent was fermenting among the lower classes which finally issued in the communistic uprising of the peasantry under Wat Tyler and Jack Straw.
• Hid wat kinder like a wrapper made of calico made wid tight in de waist en wide in de bottom.
• The monks are often housed in single chambers arranged round the courts of a Wat but sometimes in larger buildings outside it.
• In the centre of it stands the temple now called Bayon and outside its walls are many other edifices of which the majestic Angkor Wat is the largest and best preserved.
• But at Angkor Wat everything leads up to a central shrine.
• The Wat Chern, which lies at some distance, contains another gigantic image.
• In a large Wat there is usually one containing a gigantic recumbent image of the Buddha and they sometimes shelter Indian deities such as Yama.
• Such was Walter, or, as he was there more familiarly termed Wat Munro.
• In Kent lived Wat Tyler, of whom nothing is told till the revolt was actually afire, but who at once was acknowledged leader and captain by the rebel hosts.
• Under the accredited leadership of Wat Tyler the revolt at once took form.
• John Wraw and Grindcobbe came to consult with Wat Tyler, and then returned to Suffolk and Hertford to announce that the hour had come to strike.
• It seemed to Wat Tyler that better terms still were to be wrung from the King.
• For the second time Wat Tyler and Richard met face to face.
• No conception of political democracy can be found in the speeches and demands of Wat Tyler.
• Wat was in anything but a pleasant mood the day after the game of cards.
• Leslie Gage and Wat Snell exchanged glances that were full of meaning.
• Wat Snell lost steadily, soon beginning to growl, and keeping it up.
• Wat Snell and the two girls with whom he had been talking had witnessed the entire affair.
• Wat Snell had not the nerve to run away, but he found himself the most unpopular fellow at the academy, shunned by the cadets generally, and regarded with contempt.
• He moved with the silence of a creeping cat, and yet covered ground with sufficient swiftness to keep near Wat.
• When the road up the hill was reached Frank was able to follow Wat with greater ease.
• In a moment a single sharp whistle sounded near at hand, and then Frank, crouching close to the ground, saw a black figure come toward Wat Snell.
• But little more passed between them before the man in black turned away toward Fardale village, and Wat descended the road in the direction of the academy.
• But, by the time Wat had gone so far that there was little danger of discovery if Frank moved from the locality, the man in black had vanished in the night.
• Reaching the station, they came sharply round the first corner, and found themselves face to face with Wat Snell and the man in black.
• Wat Tyler was to be made king of Kent, whilst others were to be placed in similar positions over the rest of the counties.
• It has often been mistaken for the dagger with which Sir William Walworth is said to have killed Wat Tyler.
• The swan maiden then informed her that her brother Ortwine had grown up, and that he would soon come with brave old Wat and the longing Herwig to deliver her.

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