Hordes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HORDES in dictionary:

VERB:
• HORDE, to gather in a large group
NOUN:
• a large group of people
• an army or tribe of nomadic warriors
• a small loosely knit social group typically consisting of about five families.

Words related to HORDES

horde9 horded11 hording12

How to use HORDES in a sentence

• These successes now roused the apprehensions of the Hungarians, who again poured their invading hordes across the frontier.
• Yet, in time, he too had come to be tamed by the weight of fear of the ever-growing hordes of monsters, and the Forces that were abroad.
• These people were then compelled to enter into a contract with these wild hordes, and to buy themselves off by a yearly tribute.
• The labor castes, the Mercenaries, and the great hordes of secret agents and police of various sorts were all pledged to the Oligarchy.
• Vast hordes were dispersing across the plaza, pouring from the auditorium.
• Later, under the reign of his son Xerxes, the mighty hordes of eastern warriors were turned back, and the growing weakness of the great Persian Empire was revealed.
• To The Hague came descriptions of the hordes pressing down out of the north through the fire-swept, blood-drenched plain of northern Belgium.
• There are the same destitute hunger-bitten multitudes, it is true, and the same difficulty arises before us as to what to do with these steadily increasing hordes.
• The question of providing food for these eager hordes has been considered by the President and his Cabinet during the past week.
• Chosroes lived in dread of the day when the great general might reappear in Persia, at the head of the Turkish hordes, and challenge him to renew the lately-terminated contest.
• After the fall of Rome the province became a melting pot, through which the hordes of invaders, passing from Russia to Asia, were in a sense made one people.
• Up to the middle of the Sixteenth Century, Kasan was the advanced guard of the Tartar hordes.
• In a similar way the snow-pens of the moose of the Far North serve to protect them from the hungry hordes of wolves of which they live in constant danger.
• Then, up and up through the dark jungle they thronged, hordes of them in the grip of a red and silent frenzy.
• The police could no more have held the armed rabble than they could have held the invading hordes in Belgium.
• Then the northern garrisons of Rome were beaten back, and Britain and Gaul alike were devastated by hordes from beyond the Rhine.
• Every Roman soldier within reach had to be swept to the rescue, and thus the Rhine frontier was left defenceless against the barbarian hordes pressing upon it.
• Later would come the rush in the open, or the standing fast to repel the attack of the gray hordes.
• Prior to the Civil War, there were hordes of ants and everyone said this was an omen of war, and there was a war.
• In British Columbia they have arrived in such hordes that the Government has been considering laws to keep them out in future.
• We scouts of the lake have to watch ourselves against whole hordes of wily, savage Indian scouts and spies.
• These barbaric hordes have left no monuments of their existence.
• The hordes of the wretched Sviatopolk were then driven in rabble rout from the field, leaving the ground covered with the slain.

Similar words containing HORDE without suffix s

horde9 horded11 chorded14 chordee13 hordein11 chordees14 hordeins12 hordeola12 hordeolum15

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