Coolies is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COOLIES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• COOLIE, (historical) a (non-European) hired labourer or burden-carrier in India, China, and elsewhere, also COOLY
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a laborer in or from the Far East
• pl. of cooly

Words related to COOLIES

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How to use COOLIES in a sentence

• This plan has been found necessary, in order to protect the Coolies both from themselves and from each other.
• One must therefore regard this emigration of the Coolies, like anything else which tends to break down caste, as a probable step forward in their civilisation.
• The Coolies seemed as merry as the Negroes, even about the face of the Chinese there flickered, at times, a feeble ray of interest.
• The road had been cut behind Linforth and his coolies.
• One of the coolies was chasing a huge hairy monster.
• Coolies were piling the luggage into a hired carriage at the edge of the platform.
• During the recent famine, and that of 1897, millions of coolies, who could find no other employment, were engaged at living wages upon various public works.
• Before entering the lake the Admiral meekly requested to be allowed to try for coolies in a small village near by.
• A few bears break back amid wild yells from the coolies.
• You see, these birds of mine are only temporary coolies.
• A hue and cry was raised, and he soon found himself surrounded with coolies and dogs.
• Two hundred coolies were going to be put down there.
• There were three dollars left over, and these went to the three most damaged coolies, one to each.
• These contend that it would be impossible to confine the coolies to the sugar plantations, and that they will interfere with the legitimate labour of Europeans.
• In the background were groups of Chinese coolies, gazing wonderingly upon the scene.
• On mustering the coolies, found that nearly one half had run during the night, which obliged us to fling away twenty bags of rice, besides salt and other articles.
• It was more than ever noticeable, the poor hungry wretchedness of the river coolies.
• I had with me two coolies to carry my things, the one who received the higher pay having also to bring me my food, make my bed, and pay away my copper cash.
• We met numbers of sedan chairs, borne by two coolies, or three, according to the importance of the traveller.
• Mountain coolies on the road were passing in single file through the inn, their backs bending under their huge burdens.
• The tender made fast to the steps, and amidst much luggage, much scrambling of coolies and general disorder, the passengers came off.
• But the coolies toiling at the log carts, and the little tradesmen in their shops, wear few clothes, because they are independent of the foreigners.
• Children bathe in the river, and the sweating coolies dip their brown bodies in it, and the sun beats down pitiless.
• On one side they are bordered by the Coolies, and on another by the Goands of Goandwana.
• Once aboard, he found it crowded with an army of chattering coolies.
• To my great surprise the coolies were considerably distressed at the lightness of our loads.
• The carriages and the coolies, too, must keep to the left.
• Here the coolies who had come up had halted, refusing to go on, as it was already dusk.
• With the help of two coolies, all the game was carried to the steamer, where it was exhibited to the rest of the company.

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