Eldest is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ELDEST in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the oldest of a set of e.g. children
• the offspring who came first in the order of birth
• oldest child
ADJECTIVE:
• (of one out of a group of related or otherwise associated people) of the greatest age; oldest
• Oldest; longest in duration.
• Born or living first, or before the others, as a son, daughter, brother, etc.; first in origin. See Elder.
• first in order of birth
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the oldest one of three or more
• oldest (child)

Words related to ELDEST

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Words that contain ELDEST

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How to use ELDEST in a sentence

• Lorimer went to it quickly, and met her eldest daughter upon the point of entering.
• Juan and Pedro pursued it over the rocky way till at last they saw it again, and Pedro, being the next eldest, essayed to catch it.
• From first to last, at least sixteen writers had a finger in this pie, and the youngest of them was not born when the eldest of them died.
• In 1293 he was secretly negotiating the marriage of Philippa, one of his daughters, with Prince Edward, eldest son of the King of England.
• McQuinch, an excellent mother to her two eldest daughters, that she was no more fit to have charge of the youngest than a turtle is to rear a young eagle.
• Ere three years had elapsed he saw his eldest daughter fade out of life, and in less than two more his eldest son was laid beside her in the same grave.
• Their eldest son and second partner in the firm was Fabian Rockharrt, a fine animal of fifty years old, though scarcely looking forty.
• You are the eldest son, and now the head of the firm, and you have ten times over the business brains that I have.
• At last Lord Bromley died at a great age, and it was found that he had left Bromley Towers to their eldest boy, Theodore.
• On the death of a man married by jujur or purchase, any of his brothers, the eldest in preference, if he pleases, may succeed to his bed.
• Johnnie, being the eldest, was the leader of the little band.
• George, or his eldest son Charles Edward, should appear at the head of a French army in Great Britain, a revolution would instantly follow in his favour.
• Our Eldest Sister has more of beauty and strength inside her three cities alone than the rest of Us put together.
• The eldest is the picture of the Duke of Grafton, except that he is more fair, and will be taller.
• The eldest of these youths was about eleven years of age.
• The eldest of them, born at Norfolk Island in 1791, he named Phillip Parker, after his old chief.
• Urquhart, the eldest son of a West Highland laird, and heir to a considerable estate.
• Mary, the eldest daughter, married Ezekiel Polk, the father of Samuel Polk, and grandfather of James K.
• The following letter from Fountainhall to his son, probably his eldest son and successor, John, is a characteristic specimen of his later style.
• Robert had three children, the eldest a girl of twelve.
• He fell in love with a charming girl, the eldest daughter of a leading citizen.
• My father has lost his too, and my eldest brother, but we all look like people risen from the dead.
• My eldest brother and I did all we could to dissuade him, but it was of no use.
• She is the mother of seven slaves only, all being sons, of whom I am the eldest.
• He was well known to Ferdinand and Isabella, having been chosen by the Queen as one of the companions for her eldest son, Prince John.

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