Kites is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for KITES in dictionary:

VERB:
• KITE, to obtain money fraudulently
• fly a kite.
• fly; move quickly
• write or use (a cheque, bill, or receipt) fraudulently.
NOUN:
• a toy consisting of a light frame with thin material stretched over it, flown in the wind at the end of a long string.
• an aircraft.
• a spinnaker or other high, light sail.
• a medium to large long-winged bird of prey which typically has a forked tail and frequently soars on updraughts of air.
• a fraudulent cheque, bill, or receipt.
• an illicit or surreptitious letter or note.
• a person who exploits or preys on others.
• a quadrilateral figure having two pairs of equal adjacent sides, symmetrical only about one diagonal.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to obtain money or credit fraudulently

Words related to KITES

kite8 kited10 kiting11

Words that contain KITES

skites10 arkites11 burkites14 unakites12 brookites15 flinkites16 hellkites16 parakites15 kitesurfer17 larvikites17 phenakites19 kitesurfers18 kitesurfing19 laurvikites18 perovskites20 riebeckites19 samarskites17 greenockites19 kitesurfings20 blatherskites22

How to use KITES in a sentence

• He helped us with our kites and gave a superintendence to our toys.
• He had the kites, the explosives, and the assistants.
• The expense of building a great aerial for the test was too great, and so dependence was had upon kites to send the wires aloft.
• They had often gone for kites in the daytime, but this was their first trip after dark, and they felt it to be, as it indeed was, a hazardous adventure.
• But with a quick blow Brick Simpson struck him in the face, and with equal quickness snatched the bundle of kites from under his arm.
• So the whole population went in a body to the Raja and told him that they would have to leave the country if he could not have the kites killed.
• Chinese boys are very fond of flying kites, which are shaped like fish or butterflies or dragons.
• As other birds were scarce, we shot many of these kites, merely for the sake of practice, the natives eagerly devouring them as fast as they were killed.
• Sabz Ali brought the little corpse along, holding it by one pathetic leg to show the horrified Jane, before giving it to the kites and crows.
• He was descending directly over the greensward in the centre of the Longchamps race-course, when he caught sight of some boys flying kites in the open space.
• Overhead the kites were wheeling against a pure blue sky.
• Therefore his kites grew in size, and became larger and larger, until at length the Prince made one twice as tall as himself.
• The soaring kites that were a mile away seemed suddenly close, passing in a moment from the size of gnats to birds with a fabulous stretch of wing.
• He dropped apples from kites by an ingenious device of two strings, and he concluded that an apple taken a hundred miles up in the air would return to earth.
• I remember my delight, one fine summer morning, at seeing three great kites soaring above the German line.
• There is much to be said for men who enjoy flying kites.
• Eagles, kites, hawks, and owls, all belong to the genus Falco.
• No doubt most of it belonged to the boy whose innocent pastime was that of flying kites during recess.
• They made kites with tails on them, as these are easier for small boys to build, though they are not so easy to fly as the kind without tails.
• Laddie sat down on the grass, and looked up at the kites, which were like two birds, high in the air.
• And soon after that the kites were dropping out of the sky for a feast.
• Vultures and kites are wheeling all around thy troops.
• Then, because he felt happy, he sang, all among the wheeling kites.
• Better would it be for you, like swallows, to fly low down than, like kites, to make lofty circles over carrion.
• Kites of this type have attained the wonderful height of 9,200 feet, nearly two miles.
• Even the village children were afraid to fly their kites near his fields, lest they should get entangled in his trees or fall on his ground.
• More than twenty years ago Professor Loomis, of the United States coast survey, telegraphed twenty miles between mountains by electric impulses sent from kites.
• We found out afterward that he was a Professor Keeler, who had made a great scientific study of kites.
• He sent up four kites, with a pulley and rope attached.
• Eddy made several kites from the photographic pattern, and flew them a few days afterward.
• These undoubtedly were the first Hargrave kites flown outside of Australia.

Similar words containing KITE without suffix s

kite8 kited10 kiter9 skite9 arkite10 kiters10 skited11 skites10 arkites11 burkite13 kitenge12 unakite11 brookite14 burkites14 flinkite15 hellkite15 kitelike16 kitenges13 parakite14 unakites12 lookited13 brookites15 flinkites16 hellkites16 kiteboard16 larvikite16 parakites15 phenakite18 kiteboards17 kitesurfer17 larvikites17 laurvikite17 perovskite19 phenakites19 riebeckite18 samarskite16 greenockite18 kitesurfers18 kitesurfing19 laurvikites18 perovskites20 riebeckites19 samarskites17 blatherskite21 greenockites19 kitesurfings20 kiteboarding20 blatherskites22 kiteboardings21

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