Draper is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DRAPER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a dealer in cloth
• a person who sells textile fabrics
• person who sells fabrics and sewing materials
• One who sells cloths; a dealer in cloths; as, a draper and tailor.
• a dealer in fabrics and sewing materials (and sometimes in clothing and drygoods)

Words related to DRAPER

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How to use DRAPER in a sentence

• Charles Gilman, a retired member of the Baltimore Bar, very kindly consented to give young Draper professional instruction, and for two years he remained under his tuition.
• These valuable Draper MSS, have been opened to me by Mr.
• Draper changed all this for Sylvia with a wave of her wand.
• Draper so perfected the daguerreotype that it could be used to take pictures of persons and landscapes.
• Henry Draper, in 1872, was the first to photograph the lines of a stellar spectrum.
• Draper made a liberal provision for carrying on this investigation at the Harvard College Observatory, as a memorial to her husband.
• Draper has provided a new mounting and observatory.
• Henry Draper a memorial such as heretofore no astronomer has received.
• Draper having been born in India, suggested the names.
• I rang my bell and begged Draper to bring it to me at once.
• Adderton the draper being elected mayor over his head.
• And once a year the worthy draper gave an entertainment, when he spared no expense.
• The shrewd old draper rubbed his hands, and allowed his assistants to remain at table.
• At the sound of the word divorce the apathetic old draper seemed to wake up.
• A draper, of no honest reputation, being arrested by a merchant for a debt of L200, Audley bought the debt at L40, for which the draper immediately offered him L50.
• Ashburner, the draper, addressing himself to me at this moment, informed me that I had a great deal.
• Polier, in order to wipe off this disgrace, desired to serve as a volunteer with colonel Draper, and was mortally wounded in a sally at the siege of Madras.
• Henry Draper that he had a mechanical assistant who showed great fondness for and proficiency in some work in mathematical astronomy.
• Draper discovered a long time ago by the direct use of the spectrum.
• Eckermann, born at Winsen, in Hanover, was the son of a woollen draper.
• The rich, musical voice belonged to Grace Draper, the beautiful girl whom Dicky had seen first on a train on our memorable trip to Marvin.
• Grace Draper was much too beautiful and attractive a girl to be thrown into daily intimate companionship with any man.
• I was jealous of Grace Draper, there was no use denying the fact to myself, however strenuously I might try to hide the thing from Dicky.
• My eyes followed his, and met the cool, half-quizzical ones of Grace Draper.
• I do not know what made me think of the Draper when Katherine spoke of the girl, but I did, although I said nothing about it at the time.
• DRAPER, the lady who has been so celebrated as the correspondent of Mr.
• He is the son of Philip King, of that town, draper, who married the daughter of John Gidley, of Exeter, attorney at law.
• Draper goes over new ground in much the same spirit.

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