Auction is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AUCTION in dictionary:

VERB:
• to sell publicly to the highest bidder
• sell or offer for sale at an auction
• To sell by auction.
• sell at an auction
• sell by auction
NOUN:
• a public sale in which goods or property are sold to the highest bidder
• the action or process of selling something to the highest bidder
• the part of the play in which players bid to decide the contract in which the hand shall be played.
• public sale in which articles are sold to the highest bidder
• A public sale of property to the highest bidder, esp. by a person licensed and authorized for the purpose; a vendue.
• The things sold by auction or put up to auction.
• a variety of bridge in which tricks made in excess of the contract are scored toward game; now generally superseded by contract bridge
• the public sale of something to the highest bidder

Words related to AUCTION

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Words that contain AUCTION

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How to use AUCTION in a sentence

• There is an auction on the Common to-day, but its red flag is hard to be discerned amid this blaze of color.
• A man with a bell, which he rang most energetically at the door, shortly after summoned the company, the auction being about to commence.
• The latest vogue with smart people is to get up little air-raid parties for the Tube, to be followed by auction or a small boy-and-girl dance.
• She spoke much of the auction and of Elzevir leaving the Why Not?, and though she never said a word against her father, let me know what pain his doing gave her.
• It gave birth to a competition between the States which created a kind of auction for men.
• Flint called to tell my grandmother that he was unwilling to wound her feelings by putting her up at auction, and that he would prefer to dispose of her at private sale.
• This was the good old lady who paid fifty dollars for my grandmother, for the purpose of making her free, when she stood on the auction block.
• The Auction block at Manchester was built in the open, from rough-made lumber, a few steps, and a platform on top of that, the slave to be sold.
• It appears that it was the custom in those times, when a man died at sea, to sell his clothes to the crew by auction.
• In this way he went on, sinking gradually until the day previous to the auction.
• In this the eighth instalment of my series on Auction etiquette, I should like to urge once more upon the young Bridge-player the importance of playing quickly.
• Not a single cacao bean is visible, and it might be an auction sale of property for all the uninitiated could tell.
• Other houses, to save themselves, were obliged to sell their goods at auction.
• The following forenoon, when he and I were making a hot-bed for early garden vegetables, he remarked that he meant to go to that auction.
• About the same time, likewise, the royal assent was given to a duty laid on goods sold by auction, as well as on inhabited houses.
• The diamonds, of course, became the property of the government, and were sold at auction, and on such favorable terms that each of the girls was able to obtain one for herself.
• At the close of 1911 the Committee, having a considerable balance in hand, resolved to bid for a number of items at the auction sales of Dr.
• She was put upon the auction stile and all her little children.
• Those with which he now arrived were in a few days sold by auction.
• One of the firm went to New York and there found some of the goods in an Auction store, and a part of them sold.
• One of the attendants told me the value of the whole collection was estimated at four million pounds, and that it would probably bring five times that much if sold at auction.
• Trade was always brisk on Saturday night, and he might have kept the auction going until eleven had he been minded.
• There was much to think of in that auction incident.
• This was in a slave state, and here I saw the first negro auction.
• On the 8th a farm of twenty-five acres of ground in the district of Concord was sold by public auction for thirteen pounds.
• Abner Peet I HAD no objection at all To selling my household effects at auction On the village square.
• Anyhow, he offered, for a lark, to sell the birds separately to separate people by auction at a starting price of L80 for a bird.
• Much of it brought, at auction, two dollars and fourteen cents a pound, more than four times its cost in China.
• They ran out upon the ramparts of the city, and with a loud voice proclaimed that the Roman world was to be disposed of to the best bidder by public auction.
• I was aware that Saturday was the big auction day there, so we went to a hotel outside the town to await that day.
• Forty-four acres were sold at auction by the Government for L24,275.
• On the night that Claire entered upon his duties as clerk in the auction store, and about the same hour that his duties began, Mr.
• By the time Claire arrived at the auction store, his head was throbbing with a pain so intense that he could scarcely see.

Similar words containing AUC without suffix tion

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