Druids is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DRUIDS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• DRUID, one of an ancient order of Celtic priests
• a priest, magician, or soothsayer in the ancient Celtic religion.
• a member of a present-day group claiming to represent or be derived from this religion.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one of an ancient Celtic order of priests

Words related to DRUIDS

druid7

Words that contain DRUIDS

archdruids17

How to use DRUIDS in a sentence

• The Druids, who were the magi of the Britons, had an infinite number of rites in common with the Persians.
• Over all these Druids one presides, who possesses supreme authority among them.
• The Druids were wont to teach in small cells, but lived in large buildings and fared sumptuously.
• Our engraving represents the Temple of Abury, the most extensive of all the ruins in Wiltshire, attributed to the Druids.
• And his eyes were as blue and merry now as when with pagan reverence he had tramped and sketched as a lad among the ruined altars of the druids.
• This feeling was reverence for the superstitions which had been handed down to them by their ancestors from centuries and centuries back, as far even as the age of the Druids.
• But monuments remain which show that the Druids were not in this respect wholly confined to groves.
• Scarcely did the Druids, when they fled to these fastnesses, perform their rites in any situation more exposed to disturbance from the elements.
• It is said, however, to have formed part of the doctrines taught by the Druids in Gaul.
• Never had the son of Martin Ker heard such strange voices amid the roaring of the ocean, nor in the rushing winds of the forest of the Druids.
• First, that the Druids possessed a body of science and speculation comprising the doctrine of immortality, which they taught with clearness and authority.
• According to certain masonic writers, the Druids originally came from Egypt and brought with them traditions relating to the art of building.
• As oaks were styled Saronides, so likewise were the antient Druids, by whom the oak was held so sacred.
• Stuart, writing of the Druids, says their chief deity was Mercury, of whom they have many images.
• Mullingar is supposed to have been the last place in Ireland where the Druids had a residence.
• Gale, Dickenson, and others say the Druids borrowed their philosophy and religion from the Jews and Eastern heathen nations.
• We are, therefore, driven back to the period before the Roman invasion in Britain, and when the Forest legislation was, as Caesar found it, in the hands of the Druids.
• In ancient Erin the yew tree was regarded as sacred, and in its shade the Druids performed their mystic rites.
• Druids had sacred regard for the odd numbers, 618-m.
• Druids imparted secrets without the use of audible language, 372-m.
• Druids of Britain similar to the Magi of the Persians, 617-l.
• Numbers had significance to the Druids in a religious sense, 618-l.
• Like the other public worship of the Druids, the Beltane feast seems to have been performed on hills or eminences.
• It was also used in the religious ceremonies of the Druids and is still held sacred by the Persian Magi.
• In Gaul, it is true, the emperor Claudius, predecessor of Nero, had put down the Druids.
• For him Stonehenge and other stone circles were temples of the druids.

Similar words containing DRUID without suffix s

druid7 druidic11 druidry12 druidess10 druidism12 archdruid16 druidical13 druidisms13 druidries11 archdruids17 druidesses12

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