Beggar is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BEGGAR in dictionary:

VERB:
• to impoverish
• reduce (someone) to poverty
• To reduce to beggary; to impoverish; as, he had beggared himself.
• To cause to seem very poor and inadequate.
• be beyond the resources of
NOUN:
• a person, typically a homeless one, who lives by asking for money or food.
• a person of a specified type, especially one to be envied or pitied
• person who begs, esp one who lives by begging
• One who begs; one who asks or entreats earnestly, or with humility; a petitioner.
• One who makes it his business to ask alms.
• One who is dependent upon others for support; -- a contemptuous or sarcastic use.
• One who assumes in argument what he does not prove.
• a pauper who lives by begging

Words related to BEGGAR

beggardom16 beggardoms17 beggared13 beggarhood18 beggarhoods19 beggaring14 beggars11

How to use BEGGAR in a sentence

• Being called to allay a pestilence which raged at Ephesus, he ordered an old beggar to be burned under the stones near the temple of Hercules, as an enemy to the gods.
• Saturnin, the cathedral, whose apse was shaded by the garden of the chapter, a sweet and peaceful solitude, from which a beggar drove them by himself asking an alms from them.
• He resumed his feat, and wondered how he had got involved in teaching the beggar boy religion.
• It would have consisted with his notion of the fitness of things to give her everything he had and leave himself a beggar.
• When he was next seen by the Englishman he was a beggar, and, what was worse, his taste for evil living had had several weeks of cultivation.
• The strange beggar and our own Irus are threatening each other.
• The pomp and circumstance of glorious war had left him in hisold age little better than a beggar.
• People were pushing forward to catch a glimpse of the beggar clinging to the two disciples.
• But when the villagers saw Christopher from the cave in the Forest looking in their doors, they slammed them shut, for they knew him only as the child of Beggar Mother.
• Beggar weed is native to the West India Islands and also, it is thought, to Southern Florida.
• I should never have ended if I were to tell you all the distresses of my life as a beggar.
• The main line of the composition runs from the head of the man in the upper left corner, to the beggar in the lower right corner.
• They applied to the chief of the tribe, named Tzatzoe, who recovered the cattle for them, but showed himself an insatiable beggar, even asking why, as Mr.
• Human heart beats for beggar and prince alike, 245-u.
• Wise man, poor man, beggar man, thief, it as all one to McDuyal.
• Why, I shall fall on those miserable two hours like a famished beggar on a crust.
• Broad sentiments of humanity lead to gifts outside the range of personal affection and personal interest, to the beggar on the street, to institutions devoted to charity.
• He sleeps soundly at night, though his accommodations are such as an American beggar would scorn.
• And Tristram thought of himself on the day he had gone to Victoria to meet Zara, when she had come from Paris, and he had given a beggar half a sovereign, from sheer joy of life.
• Gordon of Rothie, with a half-daft beggar wanderer of the name of Jock Muilton, has been recorded.
• That will please Bessie, for she is great on missions, both at home and abroad, and her kitchen is a regular soup-house in the winter, for every beggar in Boston knows Mrs.
• Were he a beggar, I would tramp the highroad by his side and go hungered with him.

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