Celts is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CELTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CELT, a prehistoric stone axehead
• a member of a group of peoples inhabiting much of Europe and Asia Minor in pre-Roman times. Their culture developed in the late Bronze Age around the upper Danube, and reached its height in the La Tène culture (5th to 1st centuries BC) before being overrun by the Romans and various Germanic peoples.
• a native of any of the modern nations or regions in which Celtic languages are (or were until recently) spoken; a person of Irish, Highland Scottish, Manx, Welsh, or Cornish descent.
• a member of a group of peoples inhabiting much of Europe and Asia Minor in pre-Roman times. Their culture developed in the late Bronze Age around the upper Danube, and reached its height in the La Tène culture (5th to 1st centuries BC) before being overrun by the Romans and various Germanic peoples.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a primitive ax

Words related to CELTS

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How to use CELTS in a sentence

• The Celts Conquered by Rome In this way undoubtedly the river cut off their retreat, and their way homeward lay through the hostile army.
• No doubt a Roman army was there, in consequence of an insurrection that had broken out among the Celts even before the arrival of the Carthaginian army.
• So far from attacking him, he marched past him, and caused the country all around to be pillaged by the Celts who thoroughly understood plundering, and by his numerous cavalry.
• It was self-evident that the task would now be resumed at the point where it had been broken off, and the Celts were well aware of this.
• In the century preceding the Christian era, the Gauls, that is, the peoples inhabiting Gaul, are alone called Celts.
• In addition to these, there were, from time to time invasions of Europe by other nations which did not have any connection by blood with Celts, Latins, Greeks, Germans, or Slavs.
• To make the difference all the greater, the Celts are almost universally Catholics, while the Scotch-Irish are Protestants.
• The east of Europe contains the Sarmatian and Slavonic tribes, with dark hair and eyes, darker skin than the Germans, and larger limbs than the Celts.
• The third century saw the southward movement of the Germanic peoples, who took the place of the Celts.
• An encampment on the top of the hill and the figure itself are probably the work of early Celts.
• Unluckily for this island, the policy which ultimately made the stubborn Celts of Brittany content with union with France, never had a chance of being carried out here.
• Hill Burton asserts that they did feel, we should expect to find references to the difference between Celts and Saxons.
• Picts, Goidelic Celts, Brythonic Celts, Scots, and Anglo-Saxons were in possession of the country.
• We worked together with all the more ardour being brother Celts.
• As has been remarked, at the dawn of history we find the Rhine Celts everywhere in full retreat before the rude and more virile Teutons.
• Under the bronze-weaponed Celts, a very different type of civilisation became possible.
• Before the Romans came, the Celts of Britain had learned the use of iron.
• Many of the celts, I may add, are most beautifully decorated with geometrical patterns, some of which belong to a very high order of ornamental art.
• You have heard our eminent friend, Hochstedt, affirm that the Irish are Celts.
• By the age of Julius Caesar all the inhabitants of Britain, except perhaps some tribes of the far north, were Celts in speech and customs.
• The Celts kindled their May-fires with much superstitious ceremony, a custom which had its origin in the worship of Baal.
• France was not France because she was made to be by the skulls of the Celts or by the sun of Gaul.
• But we do know that many Phoenicians did trade with the French and British Celts, who probably learnt in this way how to build ships of their own.
• The united fleets of the Celts were bigger than any Roman force that Caesar could get afloat.
• The Battle of the Loire seems to have been the only big sea fight the Celts of Britain ever fought.
• The Celts thought this unfair, because the country was their own.
• They are no more Irish Celts than the English-speaking people in the Province of Quebec are French-Canadians.
• Hercules as a God to the Celts, Teutons, Scythians, Etruscans, Lydians, 591-m.
• Temples, Persians, Celts, Scythians, disliked roofed, 235-u.
• We cannot yet solve the difficult problem of the extent of their mingling with the conquered Celts in Britain.
• Celts, Germans, and Slavs appeared as conscientious but scarcely civilised Scythians.
• It is impossible to give an idea of how much goodness and even politeness and gentle manners there is in these ancient Celts.
• The druids, as we gather from the rather scanty references in Caesar and other Roman authors, were priests of the Celts in Gaul.

Similar words containing CELT without suffix s

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