Apprentice is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for APPRENTICE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to set someone to work to learn a trade
• employ (someone) as an apprentice
• serve as an apprentice
• To bind to, or put under the care of, a master, for the purpose of instruction in a trade or business.
• be or work as an apprentice
• to set at work as an apprentice
NOUN:
• a person who is learning a trade from a skilled employer, having agreed to work for a fixed period at low wages
• a beginner
• one learning a trade
• One who is bound by indentures or by legal agreement to serve a mechanic, or other person, for a certain time, with a view to learn the art, or trade, in which his master is bound to instruct him.
• One not well versed in a subject; a tyro.
• A barrister, considered a learner of law till of sixteen years\' standing, when he might be called to the rank of serjeant.
• works for an expert to learn a trade
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one bound by indenture to serve another for a prescribed period with a view to learning an art or trade; one who is learning by practical experience under skilled workers a trade, art, or calling

Words related to APPRENTICE

apprenticed18 apprenticehood24 apprentices17 apprenticeship25 apprenticing19

Words that contain APPRENTICE

apprenticed18 apprentices17 apprenticehood24 apprenticement22 apprenticeship25 apprenticehoods25 apprenticements23 apprenticeships26

How to use APPRENTICE in a sentence

• In these uncongenial circumstances the new apprentice worked for four months as he had never believed it possible he could work.
• But at last, early in January of 1838 they had the telegraph at work, and William Baxter, the apprentice boy, was sent to call the senior Vail.
• In most of the trades the master could only receive one apprentice in his house besides his own son.
• After dropping the ladder into the yard, these persons, the foremost of whom the apprentice concluded was the Earl of Rochester, descended.
• Confounded by the sight, Bloundel then hurried downstairs in search of the apprentice, but he was nowhere to be found.
• Infuriated by the sight, Leonard Holt threw himself upon Pillichody, and a desperate struggle took place between them, which terminated this time successfully for the apprentice.
• O may such bliss be ours! After serving five years as an apprentice, James removed to London.
• The apprentice sate there at work, busily trimming a fine rice straw bonnet for the lodger within.
• An apprentice was brought up for not doing his work well.
• There is still an additional consideration which operates against the unfortunate apprentice.
• But the apprentice ran away and the master ran after him.
• A clerk was in the shop, engaged in writing, and an apprentice was rolling up a piece of silk.
• The apprentice of a right good master always gets on in the world.
• Then he was bound apprentice for five years, his wages beginning at L8 per year, and increasing yearly by L2 until the end of his term.
• It is precisely this apprentice stage that Landsmaal is now in.
• One of the Leehys had a bad leg, and was therefore bound apprentice to a shoemaker in Sneem.
• I was fifteen years and a half old when I became an apprentice to the forester, on Midsummer Day 1797.
• Indeed, the reverse was true, and it was not the Fellowcraft but the Apprentice who prepared his masterpiece, and if it was accepted, he became a Master.
• He has some rat poison to sell which his apprentice, a miserable little creature, carries in a large box.
• Desirous of assisting his aged parents, he now purchased a loom and settled as a weaver on his own account, with his elder brother as his apprentice.
• When I first arrived there I spent some hours in trying to hunt up an old play-mate who had been bound apprentice to a Boston mechanic some two years previous.
• It is taught to the entered Apprentice, the Fellow-Craft, and the Master, and it is taught in every Degree through which you have advanced to this.
• Apprentice Degree, declaration that Masonry is worship in the, 219-u.
• Compass points beneath the Square for the Apprentice, 854-l.
• Mineral Kingdom symbolized by Tub, studied by the Apprentice, 632-u.
• She was the author of The Turkish Court, or The London Apprentice, acted at the theatre in Caple-street, Dublin, 1748, but never printed.
• The boy was an apprentice, evidently, and might else, I thought, at the time, have been the loser.
• He suggests a plan of subsidy to be paid to the owner or the apprentice, and that the lad after serving four years, should be available for service in the Royal Navy.

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