Aide is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AIDE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (French) a confidential assistant to a person of senior rank
• an assistant to an important person, especially a political leader
• an officer who acts as military assistant to a more senior officer
• someone who acts as assistant
• assistant

Words related to AIDE

aides6 assistant9

Words that contain AIDE

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How to use AIDE in a sentence

• An aide that he recognized from division headquarters rode past at the moment and Jack turned to watch him.
• In the morning the commandant of cadets, as commanding officer of the squadron, would go ashore with his aide and pay a formal call to the senior military officer.
• As the aide dashed down our lines with orders from headquarters the boys realized the prayed-for charge was about to take place and cheered lustily.
• I never realized the importance of their cause until we were beaten back on every aide in the work of reform.
• Clair sent his aide, Denny, to carry the news to Philadelphia, at that time the national capital.
• He was immediately appointed military secretary and aide with the rank of colonel.
• Howard it should be said that he claimed his aide misunderstood the orders, and caused the fatal blunder.
• Contarini laughed low, and felt for the wallet at his aide.
• But to what extent? Sometimes it seemed as though Zita was his aide and would stop at nothing to succeed.
• Whilst this was going on, Lieutenant Aide, with four Queensland troopers, was sent to the far left of what was supposed to be the Boer position.
• As he did so a dozen Boers dashed out of the kopje, and Aide opened fire on them, which caused the Boers to fire a volley at him.
• The captain, who appeared to be a plain, simple, and somewhat jolly sort of man, now presented me to his wife, who came from the Austrian aide of the Save, and spoke German.
• Among those pursuing with John it happened that there was Uliaris, the aide of Belisarius.
• This I do, nominating Major-General Wheeler, Major-General Lawton, and my aide, Lieutenant Miley.
• An aide sent by Scott came riding up to Shields to bid him halt till Worth, who was following the San Cosme causeway, could force its defences.
• Gilliss desired that the aide should hold a good social and family position.
• Our army had held all this ground only a few months before, and I recalled clearly to mind the exact spot where the aide was to meet the despatch-bearer.
• That, no doubt, would be the aide with the despatches, yet, in spite of his haste, he would have to wait to the end of the hour for Billie.
• While I waited for the commandant to sign the pass the aide chatted of his adventures on the pursuit of the British to the Marne.
• Ciriaco there is a painted figure of a woman, with arms outspread and sustained on each aide by figures, evidently St.
• Although the main aide was now clear, she dared not try that way.
• Then at last Braddock turned to his young aide for the counsel which had already been proffered and rejected many times.
• Aide went home, disconcerted, and in very bad humour.
• The aide, or officer of the court, whichever might be his station, passed through the door, out of which the King immediately came.
• The aide approached the general, who turned and looked at me.
• They reported to an aide, who then spoke in a low voice to General Meade.
• The aide was a bit dazed from the blow he received and he delivered that message word for word.
• He had written a letter with which an aide had galloped away, and then he sat at the little table in the great tent, pen in hand and ink and paper before him, but Lee was silent.
• His eyes had fallen upon the inert body of his aide.
• Aide were two of a party in a spacious brilliantly lighted salon, where Home received them.
• The commander-in-chief, himself ruler of the South American republic, sent an aide to the rear, ordering General Blanco to bring up his regiment at once.
• The wide door was at length thrown open again, and the usher announced Don Francisco and his aide, Senor Braxton Wyatt.
• I shall make you his chief aide with the rank of Brigadier-General.
• During the night Louis Botha arrived here, accompanied only by his aide and his secretary.
• Our selected victim was an aide, Lieutenant Haberton, so to call him.
• Colonel Benjamin Talmadge was a distinguished officer in the American army of the Revolution, and was a favorite aide of Washington.

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