Carats is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CARATS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CARAT, a unit of weight used for gems, also CARRAT, KARAT
• a measure of the purity of gold, pure gold being 24 carats
• a unit of weight for precious stones and pearls, equivalent to 200 milligrams
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a unit of weight for gems

Words related to CARATS

carat7

Words that contain CARATS

nacarats10 baccarats15

How to use CARATS in a sentence

• As to his bit, it must be gold of twenty-three carats, for he had rubbed its bosses against a stone which I knew to be a touchstone, and which I have tried.
• The gold acquired is commonly from fifteen to sixteen carats, and a mark determines its quality.
• The largest one known, that of the Rajah of Matan, in Borneo, weighs three hundred and sixty-seven carats.
• It weighed originally two hundred and fifty-four carats, but was trimmed down to one hundred and twenty-five.
• Its weight is eighty-six carats, and its water and lustre are superb.
• A ruby perfect both in colour and transparency, is much less common than a good diamond, and when of the weight of three or four carats, is even more valuable than that gem.
• The gold weighs five and one-half diezmos of eighteen carats fine.
• The gold weighs six and one-half diezmos of sixteen carats fine.
• It weighs two large diezmos of eighteen carats fine.
• It weighs one large diezmo of eighteen or nineteen carats fine.
• It weighs a scant one-half diezmo of eighteen carats fine.
• It weighs nine and one-half diezmos of sixteen carats fine.
• It weighs four diezmos of eighteen or nineteen carats fine.
• According to its appearance, it must have contained pearls of many grains and carats in size.
• The gold from the former is of the fineness of from nineteen to twenty-one, and from the latter places is generally of from twenty-two to twenty-three carats.
• Uncut it was about three times the size of the koh-i-noor, say 1,000 carats, and I was rejoicing in my luck when I heard the scream of a human being in the last agony of terror.
• The great diamond at the top of the Russian sceptre weighed a greater number of carats, but was not so beautiful.
• The twelve pillars also that support the canopy are set with rows of fair pearls, round, and of an excellent water, that weigh from six to ten carats apiece.
• It is of sixteen or even eighteen carats, and of this are made all their trinkets and jewelry.
• The quantity of silver was so large, that the royal fifth amounted to 30,000 marks of fine silver, most of which was afterwards found to contain two or three carats of gold.
• Fine gems weighing from two to three carats each and upward when cut are not uncommon.
• A diamond of very large size and purity, weighing seven hundred and seventy-nine carats, was brought from Ispahan by a Greek.

Similar words containing CARAT without suffix s

carat7 carate8 carates9 nacarat9 baccarat14 nacarats10 vicarate13 baccarats15 calcarate13 vicarates14

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