Boasts is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BOASTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• BOAST, to brag
• (of a person, place, or thing) possess (a feature that is a source of pride)
• talk with excessive pride and self-satisfaction about one's achievements, possessions, or abilities
NOUN:
• an act of talking with excessive pride and self-satisfaction
• (in squash) a stroke in which the ball is made to hit one of the side walls before hitting the front wall.

Words related to BOASTS

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How to use BOASTS in a sentence

• He joins the Mess and listens with an ill-concealed grin as each in turn boasts of the rat-catching powers of his dog at home.
• These boasts and threats are taken quite seriously by the police.
• He does not speak much generally, and never boasts of anything he has done.
• When experience boasts that it alone, by its discoveries, has advanced human knowledge, it is as though the mouth boasted that it was its work alone to maintain the body.
• Brading boasts of a mayor and corporation, and formerly sent a member to parliament, which privilege was abolished by Queen Elizabeth.
• Angling is the only sport that boasts the honour of having given a classic to literature.
• Chalke likewise boasts of a fine church, also cruciform and dating, so far as the chancel and north transept are concerned, from the thirteenth century.
• The plain about Nishapur, which is in length from eighty to ninety miles, and in width from forty to sixty, boasts a still greater fertility.
• The city is of considerable antiquity, and boasts a cathedral of great beauty, in which the work of four centuries is displayed to wonderful advantage.
• It was one of your frequent boasts that I had none, the only one indeed, that was well founded.
• One attaches as little importance to his other small boasts as to this one.
• The statement that arms and ammunition are stored in that town in large quantities may be only one of many boasts without foundation.
• If Ravenna boasts of the tombs of Honorius and Theodoric, Milan boasts also, truly or falsely, of the tombs of Stilicho and Athaulf.
• Its pulpit boasts of its old mind-power and moral stature.
• Miss Louise Rice, who boasts a strain of Romany blood, spends part of her year with the gypsies.
• I know of one radical rich girl who boasts she has spread the glad tidings to audiences of thousands representing every foreign language in America.
• Each gloried in its distinguishing commerce and natural advantages, and the chosen emblems of the greater cities set forth their boasts with much artistic ingenuity.
• The bulk of opinion in the class, however, was that Farley would make good in his boasts of victory.
• Again I heard on every hand the echo of the boasts of the first year of the war.
• Ready to burst with anger and grief, he sat silent at their boasts.
• She was their heroine and their young pride, and among themselves they made joyful little boasts that there was no other such lady in all England.
• Founded in 1801, it now boasts of a population of one hundred and sixty thousand souls.
• At hearth and tavern and market, wherever the tale was told, Shame and wrath had the Saxons because of their boasts of old.
• Konewitz, however, boasts of a special sanctity, in possessing the body of Saint Arsenius, the founder of the monastery.

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