Discoverer is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISCOVERER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who discovers
• the first person to find or explore a place.
• the first person to find or observe a substance or scientific phenomenon
• One who discovers; one who first comes to the knowledge of something; one who discovers an unknown country, or a new principle, truth, or fact.
• A scout; an explorer.
• someone who is the first to think of or make something
• someone who is the first to observe something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make known or visibl; expose b archaic; display

Words related to DISCOVERER

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Words that contain DISCOVERER

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How to use DISCOVERER in a sentence

• As to who was the real discoverer of the use of corn, we have no authentic knowledge.
• You know, my Courtiers, that should there be new lands, great glory will be given the discoverer of them.
• This is the lot of a successful inventor or discoverer, and no precaution, I believe, will save him from it.
• The first inventor, or discoverer of anything, usually gains a great name, though it is those who come after him that turn his labours to account.
• No really satisfactory substitute for ivory has been found, and millions await the discoverer of one.
• But yesterday, in the University of Edinburgh, the greatest figure in the faculty was Sir James Simpson, the discoverer of chloroform.
• In this respect the fame of Sebastian Cabot has fared far worse than that of the great discoverer with whom alone he may be compared.
• Not dead to the Indies, no! But dead to their old discoverer.
• Leif the Lucky was the name given the discoverer from that time forward.
• He had made up his mind to be the discoverer of this sunken treasure-ship.
• Any discovery in mechanics or chemistry was hailed as a fresh boon, and the discoverer was ranged, with Wilberforce and Shaftesbury, among our national heroes.
• PARLEY TELLS HOW AMERICA WAS FIRST DISCOVERED, AND ABOUT COLUMBUS THE DISCOVERER.
• He saw also that there was a fortune awaiting the discoverer of cheap paper, and the event has justified his clearsightedness.
• Indeed, if I had followed the rule of giving to each feature the name of its discoverer, Mr.
• Further a memorial has been erected to Sir William Slingsby, the Captain William Slingsby of Bilton Hall referred to in the above quotation, as the discoverer of the Tuewhit Well.
• Furthermore we will offer to name any prize nut after the discoverer, so that his or her name will go down in history, perhaps causing much fame.
• It was the great discoverer Christopher Columbus who first gave one of these beautiful names to a place in South America.
• He came toiling slowly up the slope, side by side with his discoverer.
• Nor dare we omit that river, noble as an epic, named after a Dutch discoverer, who, first of Europeans, flung the swaying shadows of foreign sails on its beautiful waters.
• The incident of my first acquaintance with the discoverer is not flattering to my pride, but may be worth recalling.
• Had Lamarck been the discoverer, he would unquestionably have held that he had caught a fish almost in the act of wishing itself into a bird.
• The Spaniards had been north as far as California, but beyond this, however far he may have gone, Drake was a discoverer in the true sense of the word.
• Behold a splendid grove of oaks! he was its discoverer.
• The world knows little of the toil of the discoverer.
• Macgillivray, its discoverer, whose researches have been productive of so much new and valuable contributions to all departments of zoological science.
• His reception was everywhere that of a great discoverer in a science which interests the bulk of mankind much more keenly than any other, the science of wealth.
• I once questioned Admiral Diego Columbus, son and heir of the discoverer, who had crossed these seas, coming and going, four times.
• SPIRIT OF ENTERPRISE How far the great discoverer, on whose career we are about to enter, was himself actually concerned in these African expeditions we have no means of deciding.
• The great discoverer, therefore, now prepared to return homewards.

Similar words containing COVER without suffix er and without prefix dis

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