Bye is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BYE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a pass to the next round (of a competition, etc.), also BY
• the transfer of a competitor directly to the next round of a competition in the absence of an assigned opponent
• a run scored from a ball that passes the batsman without being hit (recorded as an extra, not credited to the individual batsman).
• one or more holes remaining unplayed after a match has been decided.
• situation where a player or team wins a round by having no opponent
• A thing not directly aimed at; something which is a secondary object of regard; an object by the way, etc.; as in on or upon the bye, i. e., in passing; indirectly; by implication.
• A run made upon a missed ball; as, to steal a bye.
• A dwelling.
• In certain games, a station or place of an individual player.
• you advance to the next round in a tournament without playing an opponent
• a farewell remark
EXCLAMATION:
• goodbye
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a side issue

Words related to BYE

byes9

Words that contain BYE

abye9 byes9 abyes10 debye11 inbye10 upbye12 byelaw14 debyes12 forbye14 outbye11 abyeing13 byelaws15 forebye15 goodbye14 lobbyer14 goodbyes15 hushabye19 lobbyers15 rockabye19 rockabyes20

How to use BYE in a sentence

• By and bye he bethought himself of the time, and took a cab uptown.
• So he went back on his track and by and bye came to the tree in which Ledha was hiding.
• He clung to my hand, and wrung it when we parted, and bid me good bye again and again, as if it was for the last time.
• By the bye, excepting the hurried, thick utterance of Incledon when speaking, there is great resemblance, as far as regards voice, between that singer and Mr.
• Thus, exhausted bye quality of valour, they were driven perforce to make peace.
• Beecher often talked about those days and said that bye and bye he would retire and they would again go back to the simple life they had enjoyed so much.
• And yf the husband go to market to bye or sell as they ofte do, he then to shew his wife in lyke maner.
• Perhaps it is about Miss Williams and, by the bye, I dare say it is, because he looked so conscious when I mentioned her.
• And, by the bye, that habit of calling at strange places to locate people is emphatically a Village custom.
• By the bye, I have ordered a brougham for you in half-an-hour.
• There he bid his commander good bye and set out for New Mexico.
• On quitting each favorite river, the trappers felt that they were shaking hands with the streams and bidding them, one by one, a final good bye.
• In fact she owes a long letter to her brother in Germany, who, by the bye, tells us that he will not cease to look out for the Book of Kant you wished for.
• How amazingly learned matrimony makes young ladies! I suppose we shall have a volume of her discoveries bye and bye.
• In a short time the relationship between the coloured and white people will still further improve, and bye and bye no difference will be felt between them.
• Bye and bye Paul knocked a hole through the shingles of the roof.
• Bye and bye the wind commenced to blow off shore and as he wanted to go to the westward, he had a hard fight against it all day and night.
• Good bye! God bless you! I hope to make a visit to the East next summer, and then we will get together somewhere by the sea.
• He has been in the room with the rest of us, to look at them, and it was he, by the bye, who discovered a much more satisfactory way of boarding the windows.
• By the bye, he remembered that if he had continued captain of the school eleven, he would have had easy command of the money by being treasurer of the cricket subscriptions.
• Also I liked well that young Russian and he came many times to the Chateau de Grez and Bye before he left to join his regiment of Russian Cossacks in the Carpathians.
• Robert Carruthers of Grez and Bye was introduced to the friends of his ancestors.
• Roberta, Marquise of Grez and Bye, did so long to go into that room of the Gouverneur Faulkner and receive upon her hand one nice kiss of good night from him, but Mr.
• This increased his popularity with the girls and bye and bye he was married to Mary, a girl with whom he had been reared.
• By and bye we reached the last slopes up to the mesa, green, with yellow crags and cliffs, and here and there blazing maples to remind me again that autumn was at hand.
• Bye and bye Aponibolinayen who was walking in the middle of the road, stopped because she was tired.
• Bye and bye! with all its artful scheming, Though it may seem most sublime, Wisdom horror-stricken spurneth from her, Knowing only present time.
• Solomon and I have quarters on the Edgely Bye Road.
• Here, at the junction with the main river-trail, somebody had lighted a fire, and here Shorty said good bye.

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