Goals is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GOALS in dictionary:

VERB:
• GOAL, to score a goal
NOUN:
• (in football, rugby, hockey, and some other games) a pair of posts linked by a crossbar and typically with a net between, forming a space into or over which the ball has to be sent in order to score.
• an instance of sending the ball into or over the goal, especially as a unit of scoring in a game
• a cage or basket used as a goal in other sports.
• the destination of a journey
• a point marking the end of a race.
• the object of a person's ambition or effort; an aim or desired result
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to score a goal (a point-scoring play in some games)

Words related to GOALS

goal5 goaled8 goaling9

Words that contain GOALS

subgoals11 goalscorer13 goalscorers14

How to use GOALS in a sentence

• Instead, she determined to find a way to reach her goals elsewhere.
• These goals may be reached even while the soul is still in its body.
• There are no conceivable ethical or religious interests and no humane goals or values that justify these things.
• And some for pleasure or for peace forsake their purposes and goals And barter for the scarlet joys of ease and pomp, their knightly souls.
• A coin is flipped up between the two captains for the choice of goals.
• Goals should be changed in the middle of the game, so that no team may have an advantage over the other because of location of goals.
• The baskets used for goals are 18 inches in diameter and are fixed 10 feet above the ground or floor.
• The goals are spaces 4 feet long and 12 inches wide at each end of the tank and placed 18 inches above the water line.
• David saw men and women struggling toward strange goals, fighting for soiled and sordid prizes, and felt as he had done on the farm when the pigs were killed.
• This requires several related activities, all of which are goals of the present Seven Year Plan.
• Once the friends start out to win the goals set in their Plan, they will find the Divine confirmation sustaining them and hastening its consummation.
• But the goals, so hard won and at such cost of sacrifice at home, must not be lost.
• SHOGHI Letter of 29 April 1954 29 April 1954 WELCOME PLEDGE DELEGATES PRAYING SUCCESS ATTAINMENT GOALS.
• Their arising to protect the goals which have been won by other pioneers at a cost of such sacrifice and effort was noble and highly meritorious.
• Furthermore, there are many tasks of the Crusade which the Guardian is not launching until preliminary goals have been won.
• The beloved Guardian assures you all of his prayers for the success of the historic work you are now undertaking, and he feels sure you will achieve your goals.
• Those differences of opinion that existed did not challenge this world view, but only conceptions as to how its goals might best be attained.
• You should not overlook the fact that one of the goals of the Ten-Year Crusade is the establishment of a National Assembly in Japan.
• He assures you all, and through you the believers, of his loving prayers for your success and the attainment of all the goals of your historic Plan.
• This is both economical, and hastens the attainment of our goals.
• The recent news conveyed to him by you of the achievement of the immediate goals that lay before the Indian and Burmese Baha’is, pleased him greatly.
• November 12, 1956 Many Victories Won He is quite distressed that some of the hard won goals have become virgin again.
• Everywhere the goals of the Ten Year Crusade are being won, with exception of teaching on the Home Fronts.
• He was most happy to hear that all of your goals were achieved.
• The goals on the homefront are going to be, in some ways, even harder to achieve than those abroad.
• Its members must demonstrate their outstanding abilities, and, through a greater vision, more consecration and renewed self-sacrifice, arise and attain their goals.
• To concentrate on achieving the goals of your Plan you should, if necessary, make economies in other directions.
• The Guardian feels that 2 small pieces of land costing about one thousand American Dollars each is sufficient to accomplish these two goals of the Ten Year Crusade.
• The knowledge and the love of God are to them phrases, not practical goals, invitations to paths of spiritual adventure.
• His nature has remained practically the same from the days of primitive man, while the goals of education have changed.
• Spurious levels of accomplishment have been held up as worthy goals, and efficiency accepted as ultimate which was only two thirds, and often less than that, of what was possible.
• We therefore had to start from the various economic purposes and had to look backward, asking what ways might lead to these goals.
• The psychology of economic work must aim toward similar goals.
• On the direct road to one of these terrible goals he had been traveling.

Similar words containing GOAL without suffix s

goal5 goaled8 goalie7 goalies8 goaling9 subgoal10 goalball11 goalless9 goalpost11 goalward13 subgoals11 goalballs12 goalmouth15 goalposts12 goalwards14 goalkeeper17 goalkicker21 goalmouths16 goaltender12 goalscorer13 goalkeepers18 goalkeeping19 goalkickers22 goalkicking23 goaltenders13 goaltending14 goalscorers14 goalkeepings20 goalkickings24 goaltendings15

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