Frequenters is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FREQUENTERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• FREQUENTER
• a person who visits a place often
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to associate with, be in, or resort to often or habitually

Words related to FREQUENTERS

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How to use FREQUENTERS in a sentence

• The desire to move about unknown in the well-clad world, the world of the frequenters of costly hotels, the world to which he was accustomed, had overtaken him.
• Kumodini Babu heard that his rival had arrested a hundred frequenters of his market and was about to destroy the shelters he had erected for salesmen.
• All the ordinary frequenters of the inn were ejected, while the best parlour was instantly prepared for the accommodation of his lordship and Pillichody.
• The marked tables were two round tables on which names of the frequenters of the place had been cut in the hard wood.
• Juniors and seniors patronized the place, but a freshman was not allowed there unless invited to accompany some of the regular frequenters of the place.
• Nature made glorious pause for holiday before her next change, and by none of the frequenters of the swamp was this more appreciated than by the big black chickens.
• Between acts the girls were expected to come down, distribute themselves about, and consume beer and other fluid at the expense of the frequenters.
• They talk to one another in French, because the proprietor and the other frequenters of the place only know Arabic.
• Its frequenters were Tories of the strictest school.
• There were doubtless other outlets known to the frequenters.
• Bishop Pilkington also speaks of the profanity and worldliness of the daily frequenters.
• A report from the prefect of police had signified to the Emperor that the frequenters of the Grey House were connected with the Society of Jesuits.
• Her drawing-room, if not so famous, was as influential and fascinating to its frequenters as that of Madame Recamier.
• The frequenters of these rural or seaside retreats are presumed to come for their health, but really come to show their dresses.
• His sudden and sweeping descents upon the gambling hells, and other disreputable places of the city, have stricken terror to the frequenters thereof.
• He had often been that way, and it was generally used by the frequenters of the place when they had reason to guard their movements.
• Claude Vignon, the young Comte de la Palferine, Gobenheim, Vermanton a cynical philosopher, all frequenters of this amusing salon, were severally suspected, and proved innocent.
• An out-spoken Republican or Abolitionist would not meet a cordial welcome from the present frequenters of the New York, nor, I think, from its jovial host.
• Among them were two men whom we knew well, frequenters of our store.
• The features of certain pupils and frequenters of the lectures were plainly recognizable in these sketches made by a childish hand.
• One of its frequenters, Charlotte Shaftoe, is said to have betrayed seven of her intimates to the gallows.
• He is intimate with the frequenters of the hotel bar, and on speaking terms with half the town.
• The cave as it now appeared would hardly have been recognized by its aboriginal frequenters.
• The room was a dreary place to two of their temperament, though to its usual frequenters it doubtless seemed ordinary enough.

Similar words containing FREQUENTER without suffix s

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