Barras is valid Scrabble Word

Is barras a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary NO
Official Tournament and Club Word List NO
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is barras valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends NO

6 letters word
8 points in Scrabble
9 points in WWF

Definitions for BARRAS in dictionary:

NOUN:

BARRA, (Australian slang) short for barramundi, an Australian fish
A resin, called also galipot.

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How to use BARRAS in a sentence

But results soon justified the discernment of Barras.
Mademoiselle de Barras was of a noble though ruined French family, and a certain nameless elegance and dignity attested, spite of her fallen condition, the purity of her descent.
Marston and their pretty daughter, when Mademoiselle de Barras entered the room.
Of course, when Mademoiselle de Barras returned from her accustomed walk, she found everything in her room, to all appearances, undisturbed, and just as when she left it.
He had not, since the occasion we have already mentioned, referred to the intended departure of Mademoiselle de Barras.
Marston had sent for Mademoiselle de Barras, anxious to get through her painful task as speedily as possible.
Mademoiselle de Barras sate down, and, as she did so, read the countenance of her patroness with one rapid glance of her flashing eyes.
Marston availed herself of the opportunity to redeem her pledge to Mademoiselle de Barras.
Marston, full of her good news, hastened, in the kindness of her heart, to communicate the fancied result of her advocacy to Mademoiselle de Barras.
She was little, if at all, accessible to emotions of anger and certainly, none such mingled in the feelings with which she regarded Mademoiselle de Barras.

The annoyances which she was fated to receive from Mademoiselle de Barras were destined, however, to grow in number and in magnitude.
Mademoiselle de Barras darted a fiery and insolent glance at Mrs.
Mademoiselle de Barras, meanwhile, sate, listless and defiant, in her chair, and tapping her little foot with angry excitement upon the floor.
The old servants were all gradually dismissed, and new ones hired by Mademoiselle de Barras.
One of the most interesting buildings in Newcastle is the Hancock Museum of Natural History, at Barras Bridge.
His neglect to do so was justified by Commodore de Barras, who on the 10th of May arrived in Newport from France to command the squadron.
That evening news was received in New York that de Barras had sailed from Newport on the 25th, with his whole division.
He had better have kept to her who was kept by Barras.
The command of Republican troops was entrusted to Paul Barras, and one of his staff officers was Napoleon Bonaparte.
Barras had the foresight to bring up as much artillery as possible, as his men were few.
De Grasse was here, also, joined by Count de Barras, with a French squadron, consisting of eight ships of the line, which had been stationed at Rhode Island.
It is thought that Barras is betraying the Republic.
It appointed one of its own members, Barras, to command all the military forces that could be mustered, and then voted the escaped deputies outlaws for having broken arrest.
Meanwhile small groups of supporters of Barras from the two Councils came together and proceeded to transact business.
The method they adopted was merely a slight development of that used by Barras and Augereau at the Revolution of Fructidor two years earlier.
They were Barras, Rewbell, Carnot, Larevelliere and Letourneur.
Late on the 3rd of September, Barras, Rewbell and Larevelliere, announced the discovery of a great royalist conspiracy.
Barras was appointed the first general commanding the Army of the Interior, and Bonaparte the second.
De Barras, with the squadron of the American station, was at Boston, and it was essential that he should be united with De Grasse at Yorktown.
De Grasse returned to his anchorage, to find that De Barras had come in from Newport with eight ships and ten transports carrying ordnance.
Then he put forth all his influence and all his address, and thus he got De Barras to the Chesapeake, and kept De Grasse at Yorktown.
From the time that the dinner began, Cuthbert noticed that the manner of Sir de Jacquelin Barras, Count of Brabant, was rude and offensive.
Cuthbert was not long in detecting in the tones of the man who was clearly at the head of affairs the voice of Sir de Jacquelin Barras.
Her relation with that unspeakable libertine Barras was especially unfortunate.
Carnot is indignant at this impudent falsehood, and declares that it was he and not Barras who nominated and urged the appointment of Bonaparte.
Talleyrand and Barras made eloquent and flattering speeches of his accomplishments and talents, and the latter folded him in his arms as a concluding token of affection.

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