Brothers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BROTHERS in dictionary:

VERB:
• BROTHER, to treat like a brother
NOUN:
• a man or boy in relation to other sons and daughters of his parents
• a male associate or fellow member of an organization
• a black man (often used as a term of address by other black people)
• a thing which resembles or is connected to another thing
• a (male) fellow Christian.
• a member of a religious order of men
• a member of a fundamentalist Protestant denomination
INTERJECTION:
• used to express annoyance or surprise
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a male sibling

Words related to BROTHERS

brethren13 brother12 brothered15 brothering16

Words that contain BROTHERS

stepbrothers19

How to use BROTHERS in a sentence

• Besides, he had already taken my two younger brothers into the counting-house with him.
• What had brought the Brydon brothers to Manitoba was a matter of conjecture in the Black Creek neighborhood.
• Since we see this so clearly, it can be no treachery to my brothers to let our love stand where it does.
• Providence has dealt sternly with thy brothers and sisters, but in leaving thee it has still left me rich in offspring.
• His brothers were both in New York, so that there was no necessity of writing to them, and the letters written to others cannot, at this late day, be traced.
• But his brothers and sisters went on, leaving the rock behind.
• Now, when Lumabat left home with his brothers and sisters, one sister and three brothers remained behind.
• And together with his brothers, Yudhishthira the just, on his part saluted them cheerfully.
• There were nine brothers, a handful of resident orphans, and some three-score pupils.
• These twin brothers were curiously alike in face and curiously unlike in nature.
• Two young men agree to be perpetual friends to each other, or more than brothers.
• Fresh friendships were formed, acquaintances renewed, brothers and relatives met after months of separation.
• Hugh felt that he ought to like all of his fraternity brothers, but, try as he would, he disliked the majority of them.
• Thus mother’s sisters’ sons and mother’s mother’s sisters’ daughters’ sons, etc, are included in a group with natal brothers.
• I think the brothers are a good deal alike in some ways, though Angelo is more of a saint than Vanno.
• He had no use in his heart for little brothers and sisters of the rich, and in his experienced hardness he was sometimes unjust to kindly people.
• There was great rejoicing when the three brothers returned home at the end of the term agreed upon.
• The brothers of Bonaparte went diligently to work then, above all things, to get Hortense out of the way.
• I have never seen you fight, yet I know that you are like your brothers and that you will fight like hell.
• Douglas conducted her guest to the apartment prepared for her, while the brothers pursued their walk.
• We have fought when we got the chance, under Old Hickory and in Mexico and my father and two brothers were killed in the Valley sixty-four.
• Yet it had not been needed, as I know, for not even I ever thought of him but as the dearest of brothers, though I minded how he came.
• There we brothers met and exchanged stories of our experiences.
• Wells Brothers were advised of a promised visit by one of the traveling agents of the commission house, and during the first week in July he arrived at headquarters.
• Farewell! fathers and brothers, parts of my soul! Friends of my infancy in the lost home.
• Besides Pomponius Laetus, his intimates of this period were Theodore of Pavia and Peter Marsus, the less celebrated of the Venetian brothers.
• First the stranger dragged the two brothers together, laying one of them face down on the floor.
• At three in the afternoon, they bore away for the two Brothers, which at six bore north-west by north, distant seven leagues.
• But among them were not my father and brothers, and I knew that I was the last of my line by that absence.
• She had two brothers occupying posts of influence at court.
• One of his brothers fled to Canada fifteen years before their escape.
• IRELAND, unfortunately for his learned brothers in the metropolis, and unfortunately for the reputation of SHAKSPEARE, MR.
• The Misses Yellett were hardly less terrifying than their brothers.
• If there ever lived four men insensible to fear, or superior to corruption, they were the four brothers Lamar.

Similar words containing BROTHER without suffix s

brother12 brothered15 brotherly17 brothering16 brotherhood20 brotherlike20 stepbrother18 unbrotherly19 brotherlier16 brotherhoods21 stepbrothers19 brotherliest17 brotherliness18 unbrotherlike22 brotherlinesses20

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