Agents is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AGENTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• AGENT, to act for another with authority
NOUN:
• a person who manages business, financial, or contractual matters for an actor, performer, writer, etc.
• a person or company that provides a particular service, typically one that involves organizing transactions between two other parties
• a person who works secretly to obtain information for a government or other official body
• a substance that brings about a chemical or physical effect or causes a chemical reaction
• the doer of an action, typically expressed as the subject of an active verb or in a by phrase with a passive verb.
• an independently operating Internet program, typically one that performs background tasks such as information retrieval or processing on behalf of a user or other program.
• a person who acts on behalf of another person or group
• a person or thing that takes an active role or produces a specified effect
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to act as a representative for

Words related to AGENTS

agent6 agented9 agenting10

Words that contain AGENTS

coagents11 reagents9 misagents12 subagents12 newsagents14 bioreagents14 superagents14 underagents13 counteragents16

How to use AGENTS in a sentence

• Carpmael, one of the most distinguished patent agents in England, addressed a note to Mr.
• We could then at least exercise some control over our own agents and prevent them from burning down cities and committing other acts of enormity of which we have read.
• It is the same old useless effort, with the same impossible agents.
• Plans were discussed during the summer, and in November two agents, Samuel J.
• The low marshy ground and the bad water quickly bred the African fever, which soon carried off all the agents and nearly a fourth of the emigrants.
• It is the state of the soul at war, and its ultimate objects are the last defiance of falsehood and wrong, and the power to bear all that can be inflicted by evil agents.
• These agents of the king at once started on their mission of death.
• On the way he spoke to three agents who only he knew were posted in the neighborhood of Eliaguine.
• Yet if it was put into the hands of any of our agents or ministers, they ought certainly to account for it.
• The two brave commanders have therefore made it very difficult for Spanish agents to approach their soldiers and corrupt them.
• The actual position of our diplomatic agents in Europe is little understood at home.
• Had the priests, and their lay agents, and organs of the press favoured it, it would in all probability have attained to some degree of importance.
• The agents of the Department of Justice, however, were still suspicious.
• The agents of the caliph called them back, saying that they would not harm them, and the boy, whose strength was giving out, turned back in spite of his brother’s warning.
• Light and Fire are the most important agents in the Phoenician faith.
• Bonaparte was king and master at the same time! His ministers were his clerks, the kings his brothers merely his agents, and his courtiers nothing more than his servants.
• Sometimes, while they were thus waiting, agents of their own people employed by the planters tried to induce them to remain.
• The reason is, that, the farther it has gone, the more it has multiplied its agents.
• We are all agents of the same supreme power, the people.
• In all popular governments, a FREE PRESS is the most important of all agents and instruments.
• Alexander McLeod, a person who individually could claim no regard or sympathy, happened to be one of the agents who, in a military character, performed the act of their sovereign.
• Tom was sure they were either spies of some European nations, or the agents of spies, and they got no further than the outer gate.
• Ruiz, but she refused to treat with the Spanish agents, saying that she preferred to leave her claim in the hands of the United States Government.
• Two agents, having the appearance of good, peaceable bourgeois, were walking about, chatting together on the sidewalk, as if on duty.
• In the twenty-two cities investigated by the agents of this bureau, the average age at which girls began work was found to be 15 years and 4 months.

Similar words containing AGENT without suffix s

agent6 agented9 agentry11 coagent10 magenta10 reagent8 agential9 agenting10 agentive12 coagents11 magentas11 misagent11 reagents9 subagent11 agentings11 agentival13 agentives13 agentries10 misagents12 newsagent13 subagents12 agentivity17 bioreagent13 newsagents14 superagent13 underagent12 bioreagents14 superagents14 underagents13 agentivities16 counteragent15 counteragents16

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