Commoners is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMMONERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• COMMONER, one of the common people
• one of the ordinary or common people, as opposed to the aristocracy or to royalty
• (at some British universities) an undergraduate who does not have a scholarship
• a person who has a right over another's land, e.g. for pasturage or mineral extraction

Words related to COMMONERS

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How to use COMMONERS in a sentence

• This met on the 22d of January, and forty-three peers and a hundred and eighteen commoners had taken their place beside many absent with the army.
• But Carew scowled and showed his teeth, and clenched his poniard-hilt so fiercely that the commoners fell away and let them down.
• Now came large troops of commoners as infantry as well, drawn from the peasant population.
• The accuser informs us that Socrates interpreted these lines as though the poet approved the giving of blows to commoners and poor folk.
• They diminished in size with the importance of the owner, and among the commoners might be put in a pocket or a piece of bamboo, like the pocket saints one buys in Rome.
• Certain ones among both commoners and nobles have objected that this wronged One is neither a member of the ecclesiastical order nor a descendant of the Prophet.
• For commons these commoners crie inclosing they may not abide, Yet some be not able to bie a cow with her calf by her side.
• Fifteen of the peers, and ninety-two commoners, signed the association with reluctance.
• To this protest nineteen peers and forty-six commoners adhered.
• Then they prepared an act for regulating the election of the sixteen peers and forty-five commoners to represent Scotland in the British parliament.
• The Scottish peers and commoners that sat in the British parliament were divided into two factions.
• Johnson, said that he should prefer to dine with a Duke than the most agreeable of Commoners.
• But though England does not send thither none but her best men, the best of her Commoners do find their way there.
• A meeting was therefore summoned on Monday, when six aldermen and six commoners were nominated to meet the king.
• A certain number of aldermen and commoners were at the same time appointed to confer with the king’s council touching the sending of ships of war beyond the seas.
• George’s Bar, in Southwark, by the mayor, aldermen and a suite of 104 commoners, all in black clothing and all on horseback.
• Temple should wake one morning among the wealthiest commoners of England.
• The nobility would perish utterly, if it were not constantly recruited from commoners.
• I once met in England a distinguished man, who was one of the wealthiest commoners of his county, and he had hardly opened his mouth before I was struck with this peculiarity.
• The highest class of Commoners at Oxford University.
• There were two lords, and three commoners, who, out of scruple of conscience, very hastily threw up their pensions, as imagining a pension was only an annual retaining bribe.
• Even the fire a chief had lit might not be used by commoners.
• I am a pretty maid, and suitors innumerable, commoners and nobles, pay their addresses and compliments to me.

Similar words containing MMONER without suffix s and without prefix co

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