Dailies is valid Scrabble Word

Is dailies a scrabble word?
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7 letters word
8 points in Scrabble
9 points in WWF

Definitions for DAILIES in dictionary:

NOUN:

DAILY, a newspaper published every day
a newspaper published every day except Sunday
the first prints from cinematographic takes; the rushes
a woman who is employed to clean someone else's house each day.

ADVERB:

every day

ADJECTIVE:

done, produced, or occurring every day or every weekday
relating to the period of a single day

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

a newspaper published every weekday

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How to use DAILIES in a sentence

This ended the rivalry between the two Republican dailies.
The judge, who subscribed to a press-cutting agency, was glad to find, the next morning, that none of his jokes had been omitted by any of the nineteen chief London dailies.
To supply any defects in the entertainment provided by the ocean itself they had brought paper-covered novels, the two most popular illustrated dailies and chocolate.
He wrote regularly on the various dailies of that city.
For example, a correspondent of one of our leading dailies has been trotting out Mrs.
Literary articles are more numerous than in the London dailies, and are generally well executed.
Our desire to embellish its importance is absurd, and the hysteria of the dailies is calculated to place a dignified gentleman in a ridiculous light.
His plan was to furnish more matter for one-half the ordinary price of a journal than the usual dailies gave to their readers.
It was printed in full in four of the leading New York dailies, and at once went into large circulation in carefully edited pamphlet editions.
Lawrence periodically inserted in one of the leading London dailies.

The leading dailies have from twelve to thirty reporters.
In times of great public excitement, all the dailies overrun their usual number by many thousands.
It is, in point of ability, the best of the city dailies.
The great dailies magnified the struggle, and the Associated Press spread intelligence of the excitement to remote sections.
Not much of an actress, really, but very clever at winning over the dramatic critics of the great dailies who are but men, and not proof against feminine arts.
You see them everywhere, in all parts of the city, but they are most numerous in and about Printing House Square, near the offices of the great dailies.
At Yokohama they received a bundle of Dailies only six weeks old, giving full Particulars of a Wedding and telling who was about to run for Mayor.
The representatives of two widely-circulated dailies narrowly escaped being sent home with broken necks.
Wherever our armies operated, the principal dailies of New York and other cities were represented.
Glance over the columns of any of our large dailies and see how much space such advertising occupies.
A youngster with all his hustle is sure to pull out, soon, for one of the big city dailies.
From that time, the authorities allowed the sale of some German and Dutch dailies and of a few newspapers published in Belgium under German control.
And finally sundry musical critics arrived from the offices of sundry London dailies.
He and his press bureau, working through all the big dailies and many of the magazines, can turn this country upside down in six months.
In the case of the weekly papers and the smaller dailies, the proprietor is generally known, and it is understood that the editorial pages represent his views.
But when I beheld the mere comic organ in a spacious and costly detached home that some London dailies would envy, I was struck dumb.
They now have, in imitation of foreigners, some scores of dailies, in which they give foreign news, and which they print in foreign type.
It had failed in its first run of three weeks at an uptown theatre Miserably, Despite glowing reviews in all the dailies.
Of course it would be impossible to mention all the English dailies.
The price of the great dailies came down from four to three cents, and from three to two cents.
So the commanders-in-chief of the great dailies often die of overwork.
Your man never applied to any of the metropolitan dailies.
The telegraph was in operation between Boston and New York, but the tolls were high and the dailies could not afford to use it except upon the most important occasions.

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