Familiars is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FAMILIARS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• FAMILIAR, a close friend or associate
• a demon supposedly attending and obeying a witch, often said to assume the form of an animal
• a close friend or associate.
• attendant demons
• (in the Roman Catholic Church) a person rendering certain services in a pope's or bishop's household.
ADJECTIVE:
• well known from long or close association
• often encountered or experienced; common
• having a good knowledge of
• in close friendship; intimate
• informal or intimate to an inappropriate degree

Words related to FAMILIARS

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How to use FAMILIARS in a sentence

• He gives to all, and all think they are his familiars, and all prophecy prosperity to him.
• The inquisitors of the faith, with their familiars, stalked abroad boldly in the devoted provinces, carrying persecution and death in their train.
• Francesco received it as a gift from his father, and there he was accustomed to entertain his friends and familiars.
• We must not allow ourselves to forget that it is a state of mind fostered largely by our National habit of treating children as familiars and equals.
• But magicians sometimes suffer severely from the malice with which they have themselves inspired their familiars.
• There must be something to take the place of lair and familiars, something not ourselves but general, that we must carry with us into the lonely places.
• He came to the shack attended by his four little familiars, and the door was closed behind them.
• Peter Martyr, and corresponded to the familiars of the Inquisition.
• As Oscar devoted himself to Lord Alfred Douglas and went about with him continually, he came to know his friends and his familiars, and went less into society so-called.
• Several other familiars of the prisoner gave more or less reluctant testimony as to his sometime prejudice against the amateur rival labour leader.
• Read these little poems once and they will be your familiars forever.
• To some he gives certain spirits or imps to correspond with, and serve them as their familiars, known by them by some odd names, to which they answer when called.
• It appears that Jones and Francis Besely were watching Newton one night in the prison, to see if she had any familiars resorting to her.
• Brave as the lads were, they could not avoid a thrill of horror, at the presence of the familiars of this dreaded body.
• The familiars had, apparently, fled at the sudden attack upon the jail, and no one appeared to bar their exit.
• None of her familiars of the air, of the earth, gave her warning.
• A stranger at that early hour, which belonged specially to the familiars of the Cathedral, excited their curiosity.
• How could they resist and rebel? The king, master of all lives and property, was only the servant of bishops, friars, and familiars.
• His familiars were creeping and winged things, and they seemed to enroll him in their band.
• In this position, he looked like a grand inquisitor attended by his familiars.
• One or two familiars were behind them, and a secretary sat near a table covered with black cloth, and on which were several writing implements.
• Some say the fairies fair Did dance on Bednall Green, And fine familiars of the air Did talk with men unseen.
• But here, before these exclusive domestics, the familiars of the ministry, planted around the table like so many inspectors, rather than servants, he dared not manifest himself.
• The Doctor and I took possession of the barn, where we found plenty of fresh hay, which we infinitely preferred to the spare bed and its familiars.

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