Ducat is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DUCAT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (historical) a gold or silver coin of varying values, formerly much used on the Continent
• a gold coin formerly current in most European countries.
• money
• an admission ticket.
• former European gold or silver coin
• A coin, either of gold or silver, of several countries in Europe; originally, one struck in the dominions of a duke.
• formerly a gold coin of various European countries
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• any of several gold coins formerly used in Europe

Words related to DUCAT

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Words that contain DUCAT

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How to use DUCAT in a sentence

• Then the booty was apportioned out, but only a ducat was given to the little tailor, for that was as much as he could carry.
• Ducat was the first officer hit in the action, and was killed instantly.
• For two stools, a table to eat on, and a coffer, half a ducat.
• The cacique possessed a piece the size of a ducat, suspended by a string of cotton.
• About the boy who came, that rascal of a muleteer did me out of a ducat.
• We are ruled, the most of us, by our feelings, and die for our side without asking ourselves whether a single person would be a ducat the worse if the other side won.
• This by decree of 2nd June, 1285, went two to the ducat.
• The castellano is a coin somewhat inferior to one thirtieth of a pound, but its value exceeds that of a golden ducat.
• Hardly had the plough turned up the first sod when up sprang a ducat out of the ground, and it was the same with every fresh furrow he made.

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