Firms is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FIRMS in dictionary:

VERB:
• FIRM, to make firm
• make more solid or resilient
• fix (a plant) securely in the soil
• make (an agreement or plan) explicit and definite
• (of a price) rise slightly to reach a level considered secure
NOUN:
• a business concern, especially one involving a partnership of two or more people
• a group of hospital doctors working as a team, headed by a consultant.
• an organized group of football supporters known for their aggressive attitudes towards rival fans.
ADVERB:
• in a resolute and determined manner
ADJECTIVE:
• having a solid, almost unyielding surface or structure
• solidly in place and stable
• having steady but not excessive power or strength
• showing resolute determination and strength of character
• strongly felt and unlikely to change
• steadfast and constant
• decided upon and fixed or definite
• (of a currency, shares, etc.) having a steady value or price which is more likely to rise than fall
• The principal rafters of a roof, especially a pair of rafters taken together.

Words related to FIRMS

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Words that contain FIRMS

affirms15 infirms12 confirms15 reaffirms17 disaffirms19 reconfirms17 superfirms17 disconfirms19

How to use FIRMS in a sentence

• Other firms might manufacture paper of a somewhat similar quality and tint, but it would not be exactly similar.
• It was just so that one of the most important firms suffered the loss of a very large sum.
• Several Russian firms have opened here for the manufacture of cigarettes, which, though they may find favour among the natives, are too hot and coarse for European tastes.
• Thousands of firms of engineers and manufacturers of all sorts, which were flourishing in 1914, exist to-day only as names, as shapes, as empty shells.
• He had put his trust in firms that had crumbled to pieces before the bills drawn upon them came due, involving his cousin in considerable losses.
• As for the leading firms of the city, the record of growth, of a mounting energy by day and night, was nothing short of bewildering.
• The agents of the great lines running between this country and England, which are nearly all owned by English firms, declared that they were not afraid of the strike hurting them.
• The larger firms in both these trades combine wholesale and retail business, and their shops are quite amongst the sights of Australia.
• Sharp practice amongst respectable firms is also very common, and verbal agreements are less trustworthy than in England.
• Old firms in other lines were not taking on new men.
• Practically all the large contracting firms employ only union labor.
• A new industry in cork has lately sprung up, in which leading Spanish and native commercial firms in Gibraltar are directly interested to a considerable extent.
• I have a friend in England who would, I think, be glad to help, and he is engaged by one of the large publishing firms in England.
• Thomson, in competition with several other shipbuilding firms of this and other countries, in reply to an invitation of the Spanish government for a cruiser of the first class.
• For that reason we took care to send the various kinds of goods in the names of mercantile firms whose loyalty was unquestionable.
• At Essen are the far-famed Krupp Works, one of the greatest manufacturing firms on the globe.
• The greater quantity of artillery had been purchased from French firms, and the Commandant-General wisely placed guns in the hands of the men who knew how to operate them well.
• It is said that when he lays the matter before Congress, he will recommend that the armor be bought of the Carnegie or Bethlehem firms.
• His family continued to print the reports as late as 1889, and though the work is now shared by other firms, the name is still kept.
• But do you think it is the first that has offered itself? A score of times, a hundred times, we have come upon just such ways of saving families, or firms.
• Even old and established firms sometimes give way with a crash under these sudden changes.
• Before the war there were very few firms making supplies for the government.
• More than that, a lawyer was instructed to draw up a partnership deed, and the representatives of various ship-building firms were asked to supply estimates for two new vessels.
• It has been tried in many hundreds, possibly thousands, of cases, and is operating in some form or another in more than a hundred firms in Europe and America.
• One hundred firms is a very small fraction of 1 per cent of the total number of firms in Germany, France, England, and America.
• Through competition and the survival of the firms that adopt improvements, better methods must eventually supplant poorer ones.
• A new source of profit to the fishermen in this industry has been developed in the purchase of herring scales by firms engaged in the manufacture of artificial pearls.
• From corporations, firms, labor unions, religious societies, individuals, rich and poor, money flowed.

Similar words containing FIRM without suffix s

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