Almanacs is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ALMANACS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ALMANAC, a register of the days, weeks and months of the year, also ALMANACK
• a handbook, typically published annually, containing information of general interest or on a sport or pastime.
• an annual calendar containing important dates and statistical information such as astronomical data and tide tables.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an annual publication containing general information

Words related to ALMANACS

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How to use ALMANACS in a sentence

• There was a large, bare room inside with square, clean patches upon the grimy walls, where pictures and almanacs had once hung.
• She had added the touch of art with advertisements and picture almanacs.
• Nautical almanacs, charts, and a barometer were conspicuous, and often were laid beside the social glasses for proof in hot arguments.
• His return gives me an opportunity of sending you a copy of the Nautical Almanacs for 1786, 7, 8, 9.
• With these almanacs, I pack a copy of some Notes I wrote for Monsieur de Marbois, in the year 1781, of which I had a few printed here.
• The two last needed not an apology, as not being within the description of old almanacs.
• I send you herewith, the Nautical Almanacs for 1786, 1787, 1788, 1789, 1790, which are as late as they are published.
• The Philosopher could better afford to lose one of his legs than to lose his almanacs.
• Almanacs were therefore sold, with directions how to avoid the inauspicious times.
• His Private Diary, written in a very small illegible hand on the margins of old Almanacs, discovered a few years ago by Mr.
• In the hands of a good trainer he might have carried to victory the silk of some great stable and had his name printed in the sporting almanacs to this day.
• When nine years old, he computed almanacs, and some of his work at this age is still preserved in the Harvard University Library.
• To have his slightest assertions in accordance with fact, he examined almanacs, and searched for all the contemporary reports as to the condition of the weather.
• The tariff schedule in force at the present time may be found in newspaper almanacs.
• The Stamp Act, in 1765, required stamps to be affixed to all public documents, newspapers, almanacs and other printed matter.
• There is, however, no known copy in existence of any of the series of annual almanacs with predictions which he prepared for the King.
• Banneker continued to calculate and publish almanacs until the year 1802.
• I wonder, more of them are not kept at making almanacs! There was a mistake, concerning a thunder-storm, in the last I bought, and all for the want of proper science.
• Rabelais, you may remember, when physician to the Hotel Dieu in Lyons, published almanacs for the years 1533, 1535, 1541, 1546.
• The nautical almanacs give the distance of the moon from these successive stars every hour in the night for three years in advance.
• There are typographical errors in the almanacs published by the daily newspapers.
• But the government had been as stingy in almanacs as in coal and compasses.
• They did not mean to keep the Confederacy in almanacs.
• But history does not pay much attention to almanacs.
• Phyllis Wheatley, a Negro girl, wrote poetry, and the mulatto, Benjamin Banneker, published one of the first American series of almanacs.

Similar words containing ALMANAC without suffix s

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