Claims is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CLAIMS in dictionary:

VERB:
• state or assert that something is the case, typically without providing evidence or proof
• assert that one has gained or achieved (something)
• formally request or demand; say that one owns or has earned (something)
• make a demand for (money) under the terms of an insurance policy
• call for (someone's notice and thought)
• cause the loss of (someone's life)
NOUN:
• an assertion that something is true
• a statement of the novel features in a patent
• an application for compensation under the terms of an insurance policy
• a right or title to something
• a piece of land allotted to or taken by someone in order to be mined
• a demand or request for something considered one's due

Words related to CLAIMS

claim9 claimed12 claiming13

Words that contain CLAIMS

acclaims14 declaims13 exclaims19 reclaims12 disclaims14 misclaims15 proclaims15 subclaims15 overclaims17 quitclaims23 reacclaims16 crossclaims17 counterclaims19

How to use CLAIMS in a sentence

• The second number of the clause, which is applicable to military and naval purposes alone, claims particular attention here.
• If there are strong facts in favor of the claims of Maso, there are many circumstances, also, in favor of those of Sigismund.
• If my memorial was referred to the Committee on Claims for the purpose of losing it, it is unmanly policy.
• It is that brief form of the verb, by which we directly urge upon others our claims and wishes.
• They had to examine between four thousand and five thousand claims.
• In fact, the claims of the three allies to this district proved the one weak spot in the combination.
• But the claims of truth and right are paramount to all other claims.
• Many of his fellow soldiers held their grants so lightly that he was able to buy their claims for almost a song.
• Not that consecutive thought claims a place in his conception of his poetry.
• In the meantime, as Miss Folliard will have it, I withdraw all claims upon her hand and affections.
• A very respectable deputation was consequently formed, and in the course of the next day proceeded to Dublin, to urge their claims in his favor with the Lord Lieutenant.
• Let thy fiery captain wait Until the sacrifice has been performed, And he shall have the jewel that he claims.
• It has indeed claims to notice and admiration, but will not bear the severe scrutiny of a critic in Gothic architecture.
• I was on the Committee on Claims for ten years, from March 9, 1877, to March 4, 1887.
• But it has other claims to notice in the admirable illustrations which Mr.
• Faith, it claims, does not justify us in and of itself, but simply brings us to God, who then justifies us by his free grace.
• Claims for the introduction of Mustard at Durham in 1720, have been raised in favour of a Mrs.
• The action would certainly be decided in his favour, when nothing more would be heard of Miss Murray and her fraudulent claims.
• That body has heretofore treated their claims too lightly, but there is a growing disposition to hear and relieve their grievances.
• Bart explained the situation, saying that they would probably hear from the express company in a day or two regarding their claims.
• Of some of them, the author claims to have no knowledge.

Similar words containing CLAIM without suffix s

claim9 acclaim13 claimed12 claimer11 declaim12 exclaim18 reclaim11 acclaims14 claimant12 claimers12 claiming13 declaims13 disclaim13 exclaims19 misclaim14 proclaim14 reclaims12 subclaim14 acclaimed16 acclaimer15 claimable15 claimants13 declaimed15 declaimer14 disclaims14 exclaimed21 exclaimer20 misclaims15 overclaim16 proclaims15 quitclaim22 reacclaim15 reclaimed14 reclaimer13 subclaims15 unclaimed14 acclaimers16 acclaiming17 crossclaim16 declaimant15 declaimers15 declaiming16 disclaimed16 disclaimer15 exclaimers21 exclaiming22 misclaimed17 overclaims17 proclaimed17 proclaimer16 quitclaims23 reacclaims16 reclaimant14 reclaimers14 reclaiming15 crossclaims17 declaimants16 declaimings17 disclaimers16 disclaiming17 misclaiming18 overclaimed19 proclaimant17 proclaimers17 proclaiming18 quitclaimed25 reacclaimed18 reclaimable17 reclaimably20 reclaimants15 unreclaimed16 counterclaim18 overclaiming20 proclaimants18 quitclaiming26 reacclaiming19 unproclaimed19 counterclaims19 irreclaimable19 irreclaimably22 unreclaimable19 unreclaimably22 counterclaimed21 counterclaimant21 counterclaiming22

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