Catalogues is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CATALOGUES in dictionary:

VERB (USED WITHOUT OBJECT) [CAT·A·LOGED, CAT·A·LOGUED, CAT·A·LOG·ING, CAT·A·LOGU·ING.]:
• to produce a catalog.
• to have a specified price as listed in a catalog: This model catalogs for $49.95.
• to offer merchandise in a mail-order catalog.
VERB (USED WITH OBJECT) [CAT·A·LOGED, CAT·A·LOGUED, CAT·A·LOG·ING, CAT·A·LOGU·ING.]:
• to enter (items) in a catalog; make a catalog of.
VERB:
• CATALOGUE, to make a systematic list of names, books, pictures, etc., also CATALOG, CATELOG
NOUN:
• a list or record, as of items for sale or courses at a university, systematically arranged and often including descriptive material: a stamp catalog.
• something that contains such a list or record, as a book, leaflet, or file.
• a list of the contents of a library or a group of libraries, arranged according to any of various systems.
• any list or record: a catalog of complaints.
ADJECTIVE:
• of, relating to, or carrying on business through a mail-order catalog: catalog sales.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• list, register

Words related to CATALOGUES

catalogue12

Words that contain CATALOGUES

recatalogues15 miscatalogues18

How to use CATALOGUES in a sentence

• Look carefully over the catalogues of thirty or forty of our own seminaries, and notice the curious, almost monastic, impression which they make.
• She had gone through life as some people go through picture-galleries, with their catalogues marked at the best pictures.
• The edition must have been large, for during many years past no book of the kind has been more prominent in second-hand catalogues.
• Prescott, though to be sure a maker of catalogues, was also a lover of art.
• May be viewed four days prior to the sale and catalogues had.
• The children are all wild on the subject of flowers and spend the evening studying the catalogues, which they ought to know by heart.
• Illustrations of grain drills and other seed-planting machines will be found in seed catalogues, hardware catalogues, and in the advertising columns of agricultural papers.
• Catalogues furnished gratis, and sent by mail, on application.
• Most of the Chinese and Japanese sects avowedly base themselves upon three sutras, selected according to the taste of each school from the hundreds quoted in catalogues.
• There is no mention of Horace in the catalogues of Italy.
• Subsequent popes enlarged these catalogues, and added to the rules, as the monstrous novelties started up.
• Fulwar Skipwith for you, a packet containing some catalogues, which he will forward.
• Catalogues will gladly be sent, post free on application.
• How diligently and well he employed his instruments and books is shown by the valuable observations recorded in the annotated Catalogues drawn up on board ship.
• It is a very useful kind of commonplace book, and soon becomes as fascinating as autumn and spring catalogues.
• A continuation of the general subject of exhibition catalogues touched upon in our last issue as far as it relates to the catalogue of the Boston Architectural Exhibition.
• While the catalogues of the libraries show a large number of books published under his name, he said that the greater part of his work had been anonymous.
• Both catalogues were reprinted as pamphlets for sale at sixpence each.
• Different writers have made their catalogues of causes that are responsible for crime, and most of these lists are more or less correct.
• Some of his most beautiful poems are simple as catalogues of names, and the secret of their beauty is a secret elusive as a fragrance borne on the wind.
• Range kids are brought up on them Wind-river bibles, as we call mail order catalogues.
• Our names will be struck off the records of the living, and enrolled in the vast catalogues of the dead.
• We thus have without extra labor, both full and short title Subject Catalogues and Shelf Lists.
• Walker and Dallas, while the names and descriptions of others will appear in catalogues in preparation.
• Many catalogues and price-lists had come through the post, and Con and Ellice were busy with them.
• It is not to be found in the Catalogues of the British Museum, Bodleian, Sion College, D.
• I am not aware that a single insect has ever been collected there, and cannot find it given as the locality of any insects in my catalogues or descriptions.
• I am beginning to work at some semi-mechanical work, drawing up catalogues of parts of my collection for publication.
• Manuscripts that men bought or had written for them, books that they read, catalogues of libraries now scattered can tell us much, even though the owners are dead and speak not.

Similar words containing CATALOGUE without suffix s

catalogue12 catalogued14 cataloguer13 cataloguers14 recatalogue14 recatalogued16 recatalogues15 uncatalogued16 miscatalogue17 miscatalogued19 miscatalogues18

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