Goldsmith is valid Scrabble Word

Is goldsmith a scrabble word?
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9 letters word
16 points in Scrabble
18 points in WWF

Definitions for GOLDSMITH in dictionary:

NOUN:

a worker in gold and silver
a person who makes gold articles.
dealer in or maker of gold articles
An artisan who manufactures vessels and ornaments, etc., of gold.
A banker.
an artisan who makes jewelry and other objects out of gold
Irish writer of novels and poetry and plays and essays (1728-1774)

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

one who makes or deals in articles of gold

Words related to GOLDSMITH

Words that contain GOLDSMITH

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How to use GOLDSMITH in a sentence

But God sent to our aid a Russian goldsmith, named Cosmas, who was considerably favoured by the emperor, and who procured us some food.
After mass, being now evening, William Bouchier, the goldsmith, brought us to sup at his lodging.
Of the literary essays the best are those on Milton, Addison, Goldsmith, Byron, Dryden, Leigh Hunt, Bunyan, Bacon, and Johnson.
The original members were Reynolds, Johnson, Burke, Nugent, Beauclerk, Langton, Goldsmith, Chamier, and Hawkins.
The quiet unconcern with which he says his best things is peculiar to him among English poets, though Goldsmith, Addison, and Thackeray, have approached it in prose.
But of poetry, in any high sense of the word, there was little between the time of Milton and the time of Goldsmith and Gray.
Goldsmith treats Nash with very much the same sort of indulgent and apologetic sympathy with which the late M.
Goldsmith, aforesaid, and upon her failure to appear, and so on.
The life of this poet has been written by Goldsmith, by Johnson, by the Rev.
As a rule, in this period the precious stones were less considered than the elaborate goldsmith work in which they were placed.

So I went along the street slowly enough, and presently I passed a house where through the open window I saw a goldsmith working, and I thought that he could do somewhat for me.
Goldsmith received his education at several preparatory schools, at Trinity College, Dublin, at Edinburgh, and at Leyden.
I stood amazed, and asked the goldsmith to explain the matter.
Turning from the Bank we face the University, in front of which stand fine bronze statues of its distinguished sons, Edmund Burke and Oliver Goldsmith.
His picture of Goldsmith is an understanding defence of that strangely-speckled genius, written from the heart.
Growing success was only an excuse for growing extravagance, and in 1764 Goldsmith was placed temporarily under arrest for debt, probably by his landlady, Mrs.
Goldsmith ordered it to be sent up one evening after dinner.
Nor did Henry Goldsmith himself go prowling about the house in quest of vagrant crumbs.
Goldsmith only came down on Saturday, returning on Monday.
While Oliver Goldsmith lives, know you have a friend.
The history in that little picture was quite of the manner of Goldsmith.
With Goldsmith and Crabbe he shares the honour of improving English taste in the sense of truthfulness and simplicity.
One of the most remarkable works is the throne and court of Aurungzebe, the Indian king, by Dinglinger, a celebrated goldsmith of the last century.
It is dated 1613, and was made by Christopher Harrington, the goldsmith of York.
Both Sterne and Goldsmith were eminently subjective.
But the most important of his friendships developed between him and such men of genius as Boswell, David Garrick, Oliver Goldsmith, Sir Joshua Reynolds, and Edmund Burke.
He had no ear for music and no eye for painting, and the finest qualities in the creations of Goldsmith were lost upon him.
Goldsmith and I called on him, with the hope of prevailing on him to sup with us at the Mitre.
Goldsmith had written it, with an air that made him see I suspected it was his, though subscribed by Goldsmith.
I expressed a doubt whether Goldsmith intended it, in order that I might hear the truth from himself.
Goldsmith asserted, that there was no poetry produced in this age.
A wealthy gold-smith now inhabits the dwelling of the poet of Italy.
This interval would have afforded Goldsmith ample time to correct the obvious inconsistencies and faults which his work contained.
The conceptions of a Goldsmith, a Scott, a Dickens, a Thackeray, a George Eliot, remain among the dearest possessions of all English-speaking people.
Would it be possible, do you think, to get better ones that would also be cheaper? That argument would bring Goldsmith around in a hurry.

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