Arrears is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ARREARS in dictionary:

PLURAL NOUN:
• the state of being behind or late, especially in the fulfillment of a duty, promise, obligation, or the like: Many homeowners have fallen into arrears.
• something overdue in payment; a debt that remains unpaid: Those countries that have paid their arrears may be granted additional loans.
• money owed
NOUN:
• ARREAR, an unpaid and overdue debt
• the state of being behind in payments
• an unpaid overdue debt
I:
• behind or late, especially in payment: She was three months in arrears on her mortgage and credit card payments.

Words related to ARREARS

arrear6 arrearage10

How to use ARREARS in a sentence

• Again his arrears of rent were demanded, and once more he feebly protested that he could not discharge them.
• They will stand by me if I can give them machine-guns and pay off arrears.
• On Sundays, the thousand and one things crowded out of the programme were to be cleared up, his home mail was to be written, and then arrears of work had to be attacked.
• Colbert proposed to the king to remit the arrears of talliages, and devoted all his efforts to reducing them, whilst regulating their collection.
• I replied that I had barely the time absolutely necessary to make up my arrears of study to enter college for the next term.
• The arrears of rent and all other arrears fell upon me.
• They are not in arrears, and you may consequently guess at the wretched state of their moral feelings.
• By working with the IMF and World Bank on new financial conditions and arrangements, the government succeeded in ending its arrears by March 1993.
• The growth of wage and pension arrears slowed in the second half of 1996, and the government pledged to clear all budget-funded wage and pension arrears by the end of 1997.
• Llewelyn heeded them no more than requests to pay up the arrears which he owed the English crown.
• Arrears I never allow to accumulate, and regular hours, and exercise, and sparing diet, with water beverage, keep me always in condition for office work.
• If they were to hold the estate for twenty years, they would not allow it to appear that any portion of the arrears had been paid off.
• When he ascended the musnud on the 21st January, 1798, he found nothing in the Treasury, and the public establishments all much in arrears.
• Then the harsh law for the sale of proprietary rights in land to realize arrears of land-tax was often enforced by careless revenue authorities in far too summary a manner.
• The already half-mutinous Herati regiments were, as was not unusual in those days, very much in arrears as regards their pay.
• In the evening Guillaume, shut up with his assistant and his wife, balanced his accounts, carried on the balance, wrote to debtors in arrears, and made out bills.
• But at last even his patience was exhausted, and he sent the squire a pretty stiff letter about the arrears due.
• Allusion having just been made to the Arrears Act, it may be here opportune to point out that this was the next step in Mr.
• For he a claimant was of large arrears From sacred Elis.
• My father has offered to act one night beyond our engagement for the sake, if possible, of making up to the actors the arrears of salary Mr.
• During the morning he slept under a cottonwood and made up arrears of rest lost while on guard.
• During the last age this most distinguished class was to a very great extent absorbed in the study of phenomena, a study which had fallen into arrears.
• They threatened to leave, but were so far in arrears that they could not settle their accounts.
• I assure you there are long arrears for you to make up with us all, in one way and another.
• If under charges for crime, he must remain and abide his trial, or if in arrears, must pay up his dues.
• Nothing would induce William Henry to get into arrears with his payments to that mysterious Club.
• As it was, he was in arrears after every enterprise, even when full houses shouted their applause to him.
• Taylor has not yet entirely discharged the arrears of those troops, and I am obliged to continue their pay from that time till this.
• Charles was valuable to the Scots only as a pledge for the payment of their arrears of wages.
• He did not file an application for pension until April, 1879, when the act granting arrears was in force.

Similar words containing ARREAR without suffix s

arrear6 arrearage10 arrearages11

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