Gratuity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GRATUITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a gift of money
• a tip given to a waiter, taxi driver, etc.
• a sum of money paid to an employee at the end of a period of employment
• money given for services rendered, tip
• Something given freely or without recompense; a free gift; a present.
• Something voluntarily given in return for a favor or service, as a recompense or acknowledgment.
• a relatively small amount of money given for services rendered (as by a waiter)
• an award (as for meritorious service) given without claim or obligation

Words related to GRATUITY

bonamano12 gratuities11

How to use GRATUITY in a sentence

• Gift, present, donation, grant, gratuity, bequest, boon, bounty, largess, fee, bribe.
• The same gratuity will be bestowed when there is no diminution in bulk, and one-third of the leaves is of first-class quality.
• To my astonishment, however, my trunks were allowed to pass without being opened, or even the payment of the customary gratuity.
• Vail, and I am happy in having already fulfilled in part my promise to him, when I had received the gratuity only in part.
• The departing customer had left the usual gratuity under the saucer of his coffee-cup.
• Marmaduke looked on helplessly whilst the waiter changed the coin and thanked Susanna for her gratuity.
• The visitors receive the water in glasses from beautiful damsels, and to whom it is usual to give a gratuity.
• I gave my servant the needful information as to localities and landmarks, and promised him a gratuity of a hundred dollars over and above his wages, in case he succeeded.
• The Governor had it not in his power to grant Captain Godfrey any suitable gratuity for the great loss he had sustained.
• Accordingly, having given Wood such directions as he thought necessary for his guidance, and received a handsome gratuity in return for his services, he departed.
• Is the Company under obligation to lose this money for you? Not at all! The Company does this as an accommodation and a gratuity to you, but not as a duty.
• Indeed, I accept them with thanks, and give Biddy a word of commendation for her gratuity.
• But his mad fury changed to as mad a benevolence, and he managed to make a jest of his gratuity.
• The Educational Bureau was not a gratuity in any of its departments, as small fees were charged in all the evening classes, which were crowded with old and young.
• The person who takes any buffaloes in his kandang shall be entitled to a gratuity of two dollars per head.
• Graham dismissed the child with a gratuity, and he and Madelon went up to the grave.
• My agents will present memorials in that royal Council, in which I beg your Majesty for some gratuity and accommodations with which to leave this exile.
• He is assigned therefor by the city, that is, the cabildo, to whom the city grants his gratuity.
• His wonderful faculty was tested in 1754 by the Royal Society of London, who acknowledged their satisfaction by presenting him with a handsome gratuity.
• I begged leave, therefore, to distribute a small gratuity among his attendants, and requested him to do me the honour of drinking a bottle of wine with me.
• Charles cannot have entirely disbelieved them since he ordered Jean du Lys to be given a gratuity of one hundred francs.
• I was dismissed decently, lest I should tell tales, and had a small gratuity above my wages.
• Liberty can never be a gratuity, it must always be an achievement.
• It is worth paying the small gratuity required for ascending to the top.

Similar words containing GRATU without suffix ity

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