Armies is valid Scrabble Word

Is armies a scrabble word?
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Collins Scrabble Words YES
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6 letters word
8 points in Scrabble
9 points in WWF

Definitions for ARMIES in dictionary:

NOUN:

ARMY, a large body of people armed for war
an organized military force equipped for fighting on land
a large number of people or things
the part of a country's military force trained to fight on land

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

pl. of army

Words related to ARMIES

army9

Words that contain ARMIES

sarmies9 barmiest12 smarmiest13

How to use ARMIES in a sentence

Then the standard of the host of the children of Ephraim went forth with their armies, whose captain was Elisama the son of Amiud.
Thus three kings and their armies were opposed to the power and resources of one man.
The Romans loved war, but so reduced it to a science that it required comparatively small armies to conquer the world.
Supposing an unsuccessful engagement with any of these armies, it could not be expected that one man would escape, for the militia would beset every road.
Behind them the country lay in dust and flames, with hostile armies encamped among the ruins of their towns.
Your little armies had a very insignificant part in the war.
She sent orders to her armies to resist by all means the passage of the German troops.
The armies are at grips, therefore peace is a mistake.
The organization of armies next receives attention.
But Frederic and his party were not ready to yield, and all over Germany there was the mustering of armies.

Ferdinand with his armies held one portion of Hungary, Solyman another, and Stephen, with his strong partisans another.
During this singular struggle of patient endurance, both armies suffered fearfully from sickness and famine.
In the summer of 1263, Edward and Montfort both raised armies.
Achilles then challenged Memnon, and the two heroes fought in presence of both armies.
The air was thick and oppressive, as the two armies drew close in tense battle array.
The two great armies at last faced each other for the first clash of giants, McClellan with one hundred and ten thousand men in line, Johnston with seventy thousand Southerners.
As the result of the deliberations of the War Council, and following the suggestion of General Pershing, General Foch was made Commander-in-Chief of the Allied Armies.
The Roman armies were led by a youthful hero, perhaps the greatest man that Rome ever produced, with the exception of Julius Caesar.
Several other petty exploits of this kind were achieved by detachments on both sides, before the campaign was begun by the grand armies.
After various complicated movements, the rival armies confronted one another at Talavera, where a dreadful conflict issued in victory to the British.
It was not long, therefore, before the opposing armies met, and a battle took place that lasted five hours.
He is not concerned with the handling or manoeuvers of armies and fleets.
For a time many negroes will be idle, and so will many white men who have returned from the Rebel armies.
The crops of our plains would no longer sustain European armies, nor our ships longer supply those whom war had rendered unable to supply themselves.
The old border town had not then changed hands with the conflicting armies, as it was destined to do so many times during the war.
Theoretically he is made governor of all these simply because they contain, or may need, armies, and he is the commander-in-chief of those armies.
Her armies, invincible, sweep the remotest plains of Asia, removing and setting down landmarks at her pleasure.
General Meade arrived on the field on the afternoon of the first, and the two armies were thrown rapidly into position.

Similar words containing ARMIE without suffix s

barmie10 sarmie8 barmier11 larmier9 sarmies9 barmiest12 larmiers10 smarmier12 smarmiest13

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