Hoards is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HOARDS in dictionary:

VERB:
• HOARD, to gather and store away
• accumulate (money or valued objects) and hide or store away
• keep in one's mind for future use
NOUN:
• a stock or store of money or valued objects, typically one that is secret or carefully guarded
• an ancient store of coins or other valuable artefacts
• an amassed store of useful information, retained for future use

Words related to HOARDS

hoard9 hoarded12 hoarding13

Words that contain HOARDS

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How to use HOARDS in a sentence

• Her husband was continually prying about to detect her secret hoards, and many and fierce were the conflicts that took place about what ought to have been common property.
• And my eyes cannot hold the tears That memory hoards from vanished years.
• The offended burgess hoards his angry tale, For that blest year when all that vote may rail.
• This reminds one of the gigantic folly of the miser with his hoards of gold.
• She works for him, hoards for him, and is ambitious for him only.
• Epiphanes saw in these hoards the means of relieving his own necessities, and determined to seize and confiscate them.
• None can tell how the places of these hoards are lost, but times of war have strange chances.
• Cnut has the gold of three kingdoms and says you may do the same out of his hoards.
• Some, disdaining easy finds, hunted for hidden hoards, and dug out buried treasure, flogging and torturing the householders.
• The liberal man who eats and bestows is better than the religious man who fasts and hoards.
• Large hoards of money were discovered, gold and silver plate, cases of watches, and various precious articles.
• To this day antique ingots of the valuable metal are often dug up in hoards or finds along the line of the ancient track.
• It pours in a curve from the summit, fifteen hundred feet, to the basin that hoards it but a moment for the cascades that follow.
• At Wroxeter, for example, two small hoards were found some years ago which had clearly been lost at the moment when the town was sacked.
• By these hoards we should be able to date the catastrophe.
• They must unite their resources, and, if necessary, exhaust all their hoards, in order to raise the needed sum.
• It is said money is only good for what it will buy, and the miser who hoards is the scoff of mankind.
• The aged host exhibited his treasures and precious hoards to his visitors, and made his players perform before the fisherman in their very best style.
• Many a temple and many a family in Japan hoards a sword as an object of adoration.
• The fellow who owns this place hoards all sorts of trash.
• Nevertheless, it was supposed there were other secret hoards, if a clue to them could only be found.
• Especially did the Teutonic fury fill full these common little hoards of language.
• The finished hoards must also be secured by nails driven squarely through them.

Similar words containing HOARD without suffix s

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