Aides is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AIDES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• AIDE, (French) a confidential assistant to a person of senior rank
• an assistant to an important person, especially a political leader
• (Greek mythology) the god of the underworld in ancient mythology; brother of Zeus and husband of Persephone

Words related to AIDES

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Words that contain AIDES

saidest8 alcaides11 braidest11 staidest9 callaides12

How to use AIDES in a sentence

• AC Jones, adjutant general of the state, was marshal-in-chief, and he was assisted by a large number of aides.
• The bigoted speeches of the prosecutor Grinnell, and his aides, are equalled only by the speeches of the prosecution in the Mooney case, the Herndon case, the Scottsboro case.
• The medical director with his corps of aides worked furiously to get up the big tents.
• The moment she had entered the elevator to ascend with her basket of linen, Carter and his aides were at the Hoff door.
• He gave fresh instructions, exacted staunch promises, and heard reports from all of his aides.
• Washington, with a smile, called the attention of his aides to the spectacle.
• His four aides during the closing months of this trip were Lieutenants Lyra, Amarante, Alencarliense, and Pyrineus.
• At the same time his aides converged on me a full, searching gaze.
• The generals select their aides and assistants from the staff corps, or from either of the four arms of service.
• But this point is always treated adroitly by the bourgeois critics of the Soviet rule and by their petty bourgeois aides.
• Judge Botal calls in a learned physician and his aides to make his dumb wife speak.
• He was ordered to report to the colonel of the regiment, who stood with his aides facing the lines of soldiers, the latter at attention now.
• At ten Ernestine and her aides, having succeeded in gathering the debris and straightening out the place for the public opening the next morning, went wearily home to bed.
• Malcolm Menzies and Horace Farquhar, two junior aides of the king, are in the same corridor with us.
• After being deprived of his command at Monmouth, he was challenged by Colonel John Laurens, one of the aides of the Commander-in-chief, because of his denunciation of Washington.
• Two aides have endeavored this service already, and failed, their lives forfeited.
• Back from the front on various missions galloped couriers and aides, spurring their horses unmercifully, and driving straight through the mob in utter recklessness.
• Back and forth, riding like mad, aides dashed out of the choking powder fumes, in endeavor to hasten up the reserves.
• Hey! How the Swedish aides fly right and left! 2D OFFICER.
• He made the journey on horseback, and had with him two of his aides and two servants.
• The meal over, Commander McClure called a council of his aides in the control chamber.
• The general took a map from one of his aides, and spread it on the blanket.
• Couriers and aides had gone flying in every direction.
• He sent one of his best aides with a dispatch to General Hill, who is posted some distance away.
• Presently General Lee and his two young aides mounted their horses for the return.
• General Lee smiled and thanked him again, and then rode soberly back, followed at a short distance by his two young aides.
• Lee and his older aides, Taylor and Peyton and Marshall, slept also.
• He was watching as well as he could what was going on in front, and he was giving orders in turns to his aides.
• The young aides, as they rode on their missions, could easily see the Northern lines through their glasses.
• His head sank upon his breast and for many minutes he was silent, while his aides stood abashed and ill at ease.
• The Major-General rode with Washington every day until, on the fourteenth of September, the latter set out with three aides and Colonel Binkus on his trip to Connecticut.
• Arnold had seen the aides of Washington as they came in.
• A corps of volunteer aides ran along the edge of the fire, warning people out of the houses.
• He was, with three of his aides, on his way to meet Wilkinson, for the purpose of arranging matters.

Similar words containing AIDE without suffix s

aide5 aided7 aider6 waide9 zaide15 laide6 aiders7 braide9 laided8 maided10 maiden9 raided8 raider7 zaideh19 alcaide10 braided11 braider10 knaidel12 maidens10 plaided11 raiders8 saidest8 staider8 unaided9 zaidehs20 abraided12 alcaides11 braiders11 braidest11 effraide15 knaidels13 maidenly14 staidest9 abraider11 callaides12 embraided15 maidenish15 mermaiden14 paideutic14 unaidedly14 unbraided13 upbraided15 upbraider14 abraiders12 gleemaiden14 handmaiden17 maidenhair16 maidenhead17 maidenhood17 maidenlike17 maidenweed17 mermaidens15 paideutics15 unmaidenly16 unpurvaide16 upbraiders15 abraidedly17 maidenlier13 bridemaiden17 cornbraided17 gleemaidens15 handmaidens18 maidenhairs17 maidenheads18 maidenhoods18 maidenweeds18 nursemaided15 overplaided18 maidenliest14 bridemaidens18 maidenliness15 counterraided17 maidenlinesses17 triskaidekaphob31 triskaidekaphobia33 triskaidekaphobias34

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