Zoo is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ZOO in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a home for animals in captivity
• an establishment which maintains a collection of wild animals, typically in a park or gardens, for study, conservation, or display to the public.
• a situation characterized by confusion and disorder
• place where live animals are kept for show
• the facility where wild animals are housed for exhibition
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a place where animals are kept for public exhibition

Words related to ZOO

zooey17 zooier15 zooiest16 zoos13

Words that contain ZOO

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How to use ZOO in a sentence

• We left the Zoo at half past five and went home and had tea.
• Hill and Daphne went to the Zoo, and after they came home and had tea I took her to the pictures while Mr.
• Joe took the long way home, around the zoo and through Waikiki.
• I could think of nothing but the monkey-house at the Zoo.
• In the groves outside of the city are thousands of monkeys, and they are much cleaner and more respectable in appearance than any you ever saw in a circus or a zoo.
• Ditmars, of the Bronx Zoo, has made many interesting experiments with these king- snakes.
• Miller, who was very fond of animals and always took much care of them, had a small collection which he was bringing back for the Bronx Zoo.
• Most wisely she has confined the Belen zoo to the animals of the lower Amazon valley, and in consequence I know of no better local zoological gardens.
• From all accounts, the new Zoo will be one of the finest animal gardens in the world.
• The monkeys in the new Zoo are to be accommodated with a little artificial forest, where they can roam freely.
• But no one would bring them over, I should think, except to put them in the Zoo.
• It ranked only a little lower than the pantomime, and if only we could have secured an outside visitor to it I believe that it would have defeated the Zoo.
• But all the while I felt in it a dreadful economy of force, just as I have since felt it in the presence of a great lean jungle-cat at the zoo.
• He was eleven years old, when he wandered quite alone to Lincoln Park Zoo, and the madness took him.
• At the Bronx Zoological Gardens, and the London Zoo, the animals have lost all fear.
• Tony volunteered to take his mother back to our hired automobile, waiting near the Zoo, and to return for me.
• S is for Swinburne, who, seeking the true, The good, and the beautiful, visits the Zoo, Where he chances on Sappho and Mr.
• Indeed, the next time I am overcome by one of my mad desires to see a bear, I shall go to the zoo.
• In the jail he is fed much like the animals in the zoo.
• But he agreed that the fearlessness shown by the monkeys at the Zoo in the course of air-raids deserved a special decoration.
• In the midst of the private gardens stood the Hall, shut off by immense iron palisades, like a lion in a cage at the Zoo.
• They remind me of that old tortoise at the Zoo, who has lived at the bottom of the sea for so many centuries that he is quite covered with seaweed and barnacles.
• One is out to watch the appearance and habits of the natives in a semi-scientific mood, just as one looks at animals in the Zoo.
• What do you want them for? Your affectionate cousin, Dennis Toole, Zoo keeper.
• The zoo keeper decided that there was no way to find out what was inside of the envelope but to open it.
• Our boys would as soon interview a loose alligator in the zoo.
• On Sunday afternoon, therefore, Katharine, Cassandra, and William Rodney drove off to the Zoo.
• To this he added a note from her, bidding him meet her at the Zoo.
• When her thoughts reached this far, the black panther in the Zoo never looked fiercer when Francis Markrute poked his stick between its bars to stir it up on Sunday mornings.
• The Zodiac is the Zoo of the sky, where lions, goats and other animals go after they are dead.
• Each animal came forward and made a polite little bow, then recited some verses about what he thought of life in the Zoo.
• Rossiter was working in the Prosectorium at the Zoo when the daylight air-raid began.

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