Assessors is valid Scrabble Word

Is assessors a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
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Is assessors valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

9 letters word
9 points in Scrabble
9 points in WWF

Definitions for ASSESSORS in dictionary:

NOUN:

ASSESSOR, one who assesses
a person who evaluates the quality of a person or thing
a person who calculates or estimates the price or value of something
a person who is knowledgeable in a particular field and is called upon for advice, typically by a judge or committee of inquiry

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

one that assesses

Words related to ASSESSORS

Words that contain ASSESSORS

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How to use ASSESSORS in a sentence

I enjoined vigilance upon my assessors, and the business of the evening proceeded.
The value of such property is estimated by local officers called assessors.
But assessors, local boards, and county boards are all tempted to make the estimates low, to reduce their share of taxation for the use of the state.
There were assessors and royal agents charged with levying such taxes and regulating the farming of them.
If any one fails to return his list by the specified time, the assessors must make their own estimate of the probable amount of his property.
Their value, too, is something of which the assessors can very likely judge as well as the owner.
How do the assessors ascertain the property for which one should be taxed? 22.
What difficulties beset the work of the assessors? 13.
In course of time the elective offices came to include assessors and collectors, town clerk, highway surveyors, fence-viewers, pound-masters, and overseers of the poor.
IN WHICH THE LEADING TRADESMEN OF POINTVIEW BECOME A BOARD OF ASSESSORS II.

When the assessors came to measure the houses and count the windows as a means of determining the value of the property, the people drove them off.
They were, in short, the recognised assessors of the praetor, in whose hands the administration of justice was supposed to lie.
The tribunal consisted of Cauchon and forty-seven assessors.
The nobles who acted as assessors had no sympathy with religious toleration, being themselves under the influence of confessors and directors.
On the 10th of May, therefore, Sir Robert Peel moved for leave to bring in his bill, dropping that part of his scheme, however, which established assessors.
Mummy or woman, she shall be taken back to her ancient home to await the day when the Divine Assessors shall determine the penalty of her guilt.
We first considered what blanks would be needed to enable assessors and collectors to perform their duties and make proper records and returns.
From manufacturers, from assessors and collectors, and from other interested parties numerous inquiries came to the office.
When we were about to make appointments of assessors, and of collectors of internal revenue, Mr.
Chase took no part in the appointment of collectors and assessors, beyond the designation of two collectors, one in Ohio, and one in Massachusetts, with whom he was acquainted.
The Bishop, the Vice-Inquisitor and the assessors, to the number of forty and upwards, were unanimous in declaring her heretical and devilish.
But it was the custom for the Bishop to summon as councillors and assessors persons learned in both canon and civil law.
As councillors and assessors he summoned the canons of Rouen in as great a number as possible.
One of the assessors, Maitre Jean Lefevre of the Order of the Hermit Friars, observed that she was not bound to reply.
I suppose there may be judicial magistrates of New York, executive officers, assessors, supervisors, justices of the peace, and constables before me.
On the 9nd of October also 1669 ware we chosen for assessors to the wholle borrows in their Convention.
A sounder plan would be general state assessment, with a permanent expert board of commissioners employing a corps of state assessors under the merit system of appointment.
Personal incomes, when sought by local assessors, proved to be most elusive.
Sheriff AUGUSTUS HARRIS, as assessors in assisting me to distinguish between innocence and vice, and guilt and virtue.
In some States there are two or more assessors to the township, and in others real estate is valued only once in ten years.
The apportionment of the amount of the state and county expenses among the several towns, is made according to the amount of property in each as valued by the assessors.

Similar words containing ASSESSOR without suffix s

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