Booker is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BOOKER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who engages entertainers in advance
• a person employed to engage performers for a theatre or similar
• One who enters accounts or names, etc., in a book; a bookkeeper.
• someone who engages a person or company for performances
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that books

Words related to BOOKER

book10 bookers13

Words that contain BOOKER

bookers13 scrapbooker21 scrapbookers22

How to use BOOKER in a sentence

• Like Booker, he was buried in calculations, and though he looked up for a moment as the others entered the room, he instantly resumed his task, without regard to their presence.
• Hill, Professor Booker, and quite a number of the people we consider distinguished were in school then.
• From all the ten million of coloured people come just two or three platform voices, Booker Washington, Dubois, Mrs.
• Booker replied that he had now greatly improved his invention and would come to Mount Vernon and make these additions, but whether or not he ever did so I have failed to discover.
• HE WAS FORMERLY CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY TO THE LATE BOOKER T.
• Having been for 18 years confidential secretary to Booker T.
• If so early in the second generation of the existence of the race in the glorious light of liberty it produces such orators as Douglas, such educators as Booker T.
• Booker at the Battle of Lime Ridge, Together with the Evidence Submitted and the Finding of the Court.
• Booker, arrived at Port Colborne from Dunnville, accompanied by the York and Caledonia Rifle Companies.
• Booker had also been persuaded to join in the new plan, he was making his arrangements to do so when he received an imperative order by telegraph from Col.
• Booker was, and is to this day, most unjustly blamed.
• Booker had no staff officer to assist him, and in this position Capt.
• Booker, and you will also endeavor to procure all other evidence which may tend to elucidate the truth.
• Booker was Charles Clarke, a Government detective officer, by commission from Mr.
• Booker attempting to rally the men, telling them to get into the bush on each side of the road, about four or six hundred yards from where they commenced to retreat.
• Booker came up as my brother was checking the retreat.
• Booker and Major Gillmor seemed convinced that all was not right in the bush.
• Booker was Ronald Archibald McKinnon, at that time a cadet in the Military School at Toronto.
• Booker and Adjutant Henery do this, and also Ensign Armstrong, who carried the colors.
• Booker, who was between them and the line of skirmishers on the road.
• Booker that his men were tired and their ammunition nearly expended, and asked Col.
• Booker to send out the right wing of the Thirteenth to relieve his men.
• Booker on his horse forming up his battalion into column.
• Booker came up to Major Gillmor and told him he wanted a company sent to our right, to prevent the Fenian left from flanking us.
• It was also distinguished as having been refused, even at the request of the State Commissioner of Education, as a place for Booker T.
• The twenty years from 1895 to 1915 formed a period of unrest and violence, but also of solid economic and social progress, the dominant influence being the work of Booker T.
• Even Booker Washington, most practical of Americans, proves the point, the distinguishing qualities of his speeches being anecdote and vivid illustration.
• The most laudable of present efforts, that for industrial training, represented by Hampton and Tuskegee Institutes, and the work of Booker T.
• Schaff, or questions of philanthropy with General Armstrong or Booker T.
• Hunter and his excellent wife are doing a grand work for the negro people of the South, on lines somewhat similar to those followed by Booker T.
• Booker Washington, as all the world knows, believes that the salvation of his race lies in industry.
• Simon Forman 34 John Booker 68 Charles the Second 95 Charles the First 107 Hugh Peters 134 Speaker Lenthall 159 Oliver Cromwell 175 Dr.

Similar words containing BOOK without suffix er

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