Alexander is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ALEXANDER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a kind of cocktail, as in brandy alexander
• (356–323 BC), king of Macedon 336–323, son of Philip II; known as Alexander the Great. He conquered Persia, Egypt, Syria, Mesopotamia, Bactria, and the Punjab; in Egypt he founded the city of Alexandria.
• the name of three kings of Scotland.
• Alexander I (c.1077–1124), son of Malcolm III, reigned 1107–24.
• Alexander II (1198–1249), son of William I of Scotland, reigned 1214–49.
• Alexander III (1241–86), son of Alexander II, reigned 1249–86.
• the name of three tsars of Russia.
• Alexander I (1777–1825), reigned 1801–25.
• Alexander II (1818–81), son of Nicholas I, reigned 1855–81; known as Alexander the Liberator. His reforms included limited emancipation of the serfs.
• cocktail made with creme de cacao
• European herb somewhat resembling celery widely naturalized in Britain coastal regions and often cultivated as a potherb
• king of Macedon; conqueror of Greece and Egypt and Persia; founder of Alexandria (356-323 BC)
• (356–323 BC), king of Macedon 336–323, son of Philip II; known as Alexander the Great. He conquered Persia, Egypt, Syria, Mesopotamia, Bactria, and the Punjab; in Egypt he founded the city of Alexandria.
• Alexander I (c.1077–1124), son of Malcolm III, reigned 1107–24.
• Alexander II (1198–1249), son of William I of Scotland, reigned 1214–49.
• Alexander III (1241–86), son of Alexander II, reigned 1249–86.
• Alexander I (1777–1825), reigned 1801–25.
• Alexander II (1818–81), son of Nicholas I, reigned 1855–81; known as Alexander the Liberator. His reforms included limited emancipation of the serfs.
• Alexander III (1845–94), son of Alexander II, reigned 1881–94. He reversed many of his father's reforms, resulting in a dangerous situation in Russia.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an iced cocktail made from crème de cacao, sweet cream, and gin or brandy

Words related to ALEXANDER

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Words that contain ALEXANDER

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How to use ALEXANDER in a sentence

• Pelopidas, treacherously made prisoner by Alexander of Pherae, is rescued by Epaminondas.
• An application of sound-signaling was worked out for Alexander the Great, which was considered one of the scientific wonders of antiquity.
• Himself the son of a clergyman, Alexander Carlyle had a good school-drilling in Prestonpans, where he was born.
• Liege Alexander had a white wife and by her he had two girls and a boy.
• This Philemon was older than him, and was much in fashion in the time of Alexander the great.
• In the final struggle of Persia against Alexander, the Parthians were faithful to their masters.
• When the Persian commanders heard that Alexander was in Asia, they were anxious to give him battle.
• Alexander the Great had defeated the celebrated Theban band at the battle of Cheronea, and gained a military reputation at the age of eighteen.
• The death of Alexander IV, soon after the publication of his bull tied the hands of the king.
• That it had died before the death of Alexander let his tomb at Constantinople be my witness.
• Alexander Newski, a place consecrated to one of the sovereign heroes of Russia, who extended his conquests to the borders of the Neva.
• Alexander Jardine, knowing the city, finding quiet lodgings in a quiet street, established himself in Paris.
• The ages of these different books, thanks to the labors of Alexander, Ewald, Dillmann, and Reuss, is now beyond doubt.
• They said he had travelled from Melbourne with a pack horse, and, near Mount Alexander, he saw a woman picking up something or other on the side of a hill.
• The greatest moment in the career of Ziani was the meeting of Barbarossa and the Pope, Alexander III, at S.
• Alexander Carmichael in his pursuit of the stories of St.
• The fellow reeled back, and Alexander followed him up with lightning speed.
• Alexander, Hermes, Zoroaster, and several other ancients, entertained this opinion.
• I was so happy, for Prince Leopold had written you, in the name of the Emperor Alexander, and begged you to come to Malmaison.
• Alexander, however, soon learned that Hakon himself had entered the Clyde with his armaments, and thereupon there ensued an interchange of messages between the two monarchs.
• Soon will King Alexander himself be here with his cavalry from Lanark.
• And with him rode three good English knights who were of the court of Alexander.
• But because those envoys insulted the ladies of the court, Alexander, the son of Amyntas, slew them all, and of them or all their train was never aught heard more.
• One came to me, who had been treated ill in the Alexander, when Mr.
• The eldest of these, Alexander, was a very promising young man, of popular character, twenty-three years of age.
• Alexander succeeded in gathering around him one hundred and forty thousand soldiers.
• Just before this event, in September, 1808, Napoleon and Alexander held another interview at Erfurth.

Similar words containing ALEXAND without suffix er

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