Who is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WHO in dictionary:

RESIDUAL:
• World Health Organization.
PRONOUN:
• which person
• what or which person or people
• used to introduce a clause giving further information about a person or people previously mentioned
• the person that; whoever
NOUN:
• One; any; one.
• a United Nations agency to coordinate international health activities and to help governments improve health services
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• what or which person or persons

Words related to WHO

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Words that contain WHO

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How to use WHO in a sentence

• Suddenly Crusoe, who, although comfortable in body, was ill at ease in spirit, gave utterance to a melancholy howl.
• There she made the same obeisance, and moved straight towards the Queen, who was standing close to the foot of her throne.
• I thought from the appearance of the land that everybody who lived upon it must be prosperous and happy, but a peasant whom I met was of another way of thinking.
• They are firm believers in luck, and will follow a leader who is fortunate in his expeditions into almost any danger.
• And yet I believe that those who love to do good always find opportunities enough, wherever they are.
• Hutchinson and some others of her friends who arrived not long after.
• The General, having inspected them, said a few words of encouragement to the men, who begged their gallant Commandant to say how proud they were to belong to the Delhi Force.
• The teacher into whose class the little girl came was a woman of experience who before her marriage had been a teacher in the public school.
• Standing next to me was someone who said he had always wanted to see a bombardment and now he was satisfied.
• Grand, who knows him, gives me reason to believe he may be engaged reasonably.
• Winterbottom, who had brought over from England her big touring-car and was driving it herself, said quietly that she was going to bring them out.
• There was a father who had a large farm out there, and who used to preach the gospel as well as to attend to his farm.
• Whidbey, the master attendant, who had served in the expedition of captain Vancouver.
• She sang it all through, never once taking her eyes from the man who sat apart from the others, his head buried deep in his hands.
• From fifty to sixty Musketeers, who appeared to replace one another in order always to present an imposing number, paraded constantly, armed to the teeth and ready for anything.
• As soon as Cecilia had recovered a little, I kissed her, and passed her over to her right owner, who led her to the sofa.
• Many Russian prisoners were found in the city who had been in slavery for years.
• What are the hundred thousand young men who refuse to for their country to do with their spare time? Scotch Members, on the contrary, were rather pleased.

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