Willet is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WILLET in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a large North American snipe
• a large North American sandpiper.
• large American shore bird
• A large North American snipe (Symphemia semipalmata); -- called also pill-willet, will-willet, semipalmated tattler, or snipe, duck snipe, and stone curlew.
• large North American shorebird of eastern and Gulf Coasts
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a shore bird

Words related to WILLET

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Words that contain WILLET

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How to use WILLET in a sentence

• If so, it might be hostile, because his friends, Willet, the hunter, and Tayoga, the Onondaga, were many miles away.
• Willet and Tayoga, as he had hoped in the day, were out there on the lake.
• Meanwhile the canoe grew and grew, and they saw, as Willet had surmised, that it contained four paddles.
• Willet, despite his long life in the woods, was a man of cultivation and refinement.
• He could not see them, but he was sure they would hang on as long as the slightest chance was left to overtake Willet and himself.
• The figures of the sleeping four were wrapped in it as in a white blanket, but Willet knew they were there.
• Nevertheless he was glad when Willet halted, and asked Tayoga if he heard any unusual sound in the forest.
• At the suggestion of Willet, Colden selected thirty sharpshooters of his own and sent them among the stumps to meet the French and Canadian riflemen.
• He saw Willet suddenly level his rifle across his protecting stump and fire.
• Willet led the line, and Tayoga brought up the rear.
• In a moment or two, a like answer came from a place about a hundred yards away, and Willet rising, advanced without hesitation.
• Willet, Tayoga and I saw the signals of the enemy, but Black Rifle here has looked upon the warriors themselves.
• It was well that Willet had given the advice, as a full hour passed without any sign from the foe.
• Willet with whom he talked a little, was of like opinion.
• Willet did not try any longer to restrain them, although he understood full well the danger of a battle in the dark.
• Then they went back to the ground near the cliff, where they had made their great fight, and Willet although the night was warm, wisely had a large fire built.
• Willet and Tayoga, and Colden, who had profited by bitter experience, saw to it.
• But Tayoga and Willet were the main reliance, and they found no further trace of Indians.
• The forest was full of game, and Willet and Tayoga kept them well supplied, yet their progress became slower.
• A day or two of fine, clear winter weather, not too cold, followed, and Willet went forth to scout.
• Willet, Robert and Colden compelled them to withhold their fire until a real and tangible enemy appeared.
• And Willet felt his own pulses beat a little faster at the thought of New York, a town that he knew well, and already a port famous throughout the world.
• Willet walked briskly up the high stone steps and thundered on the door with a heavy brass knocker.
• He felt intuitively that Master Hardy, like Willet, knew who and what he was, and he also felt with the same force that neither would reply to any question of his on the subject.
• Willet had often called him the child of hope, and hope is a powerful factor in victory.
• Robert also turned his eyes in another direction, lest Tayoga or Willet should follow his gaze, and when he glanced back again in a minute or two St.
• But Willet did not stir nor did his eyelids flicker.
• Willet knew that the French and Tandakora suspected no pursuit.
• But he said nothing, resolved to leave it all to Tayoga and Willet, and by-and-by, in the dark, to which his eyes had grown accustomed, he saw the two exchanging glances.
• Tayoga about noon climbed the enclosing ridge to the north, and, when he returned, Willet noticed a sparkle in his eyes.
• Also, David Willet, the hunter, is waiting for us, and he too is strong for extreme measures.
• Soon he would know what had been occurring during the long winter when he was buried in an Indian village, and he might even hear of Willet.
• He could not associate death with a man so powerful and vital as Willet.
• Another man coming from the south had joined Willet.
• Black Rifle came also, and he, Willet, Robert, Tayoga and ten of the rangers lying down behind some trees at the edge of the cliff, watched the water.

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