Knights is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for KNIGHTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• KNIGHT, to confer the title of knight upon
• invest (someone) with the title of knight
NOUN:
• (in the Middle Ages) a man who served his sovereign or lord as a mounted soldier in armour.
• (in the Middle Ages) a man raised by a sovereign to honourable military rank after service as a page and squire.
• a gentleman representing a shire or county in Parliament.
• a man devoted to the service of a woman or a cause
• (in ancient Rome) a member of the class of equites.
• (in ancient Greece) a citizen of the second class in Athens, called hippeus in Greek.
• (in the UK) a man awarded a non-hereditary title by the sovereign in recognition of merit or service and entitled to use the honorific ‘Sir’ in front of his name.
• (in the UK) a man awarded a non-hereditary title by the sovereign in recognition of merit or service and entitled to use the honorific ‘Sir’ in front of his name.
• a chess piece, typically with its top shaped like a horse's head, that moves by jumping to the opposite corner of a rectangle two squares by three. Each player starts the game with two knights.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make a knight (a medieval gentleman-soldier) of

Words related to KNIGHTS

knight14 knighted17 knighting18

Words that contain KNIGHTS

beknights19 unknights17 weeknights21

How to use KNIGHTS in a sentence

• Out of the past came old ghosts of history, who once as English princes and knights and men-at-arms fought at St.
• Ill doom is mine To war against my people and my knights.
• Both Siegfried and Kriemhild were then told that knights were come, who wore such clothes as men were wont to wear at Burgundy.
• They had heard of the Knights of Labor, and wrote to someone, but nothing came of it.
• Hastily collecting all the knights and men-at-arms he could get together without delay, he marched with all speed to Utrecht, bent upon enforcing peace between the rival bands.
• In the end they accepted the invitation and journeyed to the land of the Huns, a thousand and sixty knights and nine thousand soldiers.
• First went the knights, then the men-at-arms, then followed nine thousand footmen.
• They would prove to one another which was the better woman, as knights in single combat of old proved it, or fighters in the ring to-day.
• Fourth, that Free-masons were derived from the order of the Knights Templars.
• Nobles, knights, gentlemen, submit themselves to the yoke of the Lord.
• At that time the knights carried on their amours bravely two by two, and even in troops.
• Then I fell ill and knew no more of daily life until I found myself in a hospital of the German Knights of St.
• Seal of the Templars, originally two Knights on a single horse, changed to the device of a Lamb, 802-u.
• When the first news of this reached Dresden the knights could not conceal their joy over the occurrence, which lent an entirely different aspect to the whole matter.
• But Elizabeth, in the first year of her reign, suppressed the Knights for good and all.
• Not only did the Knights lend splendid help to the various Christian Powers, but they were in themselves a formidable foe.
• How King Mark mocked Sir Dinadan, and how they met with six knights of the Round Table.
• Sir, said Sir Lavaine, he was this day against King Arthur, and there he won the prize of all the knights of the Round Table.
• And right so was it ordained for Queen Guenever, because Sir Mordred was escaped sore wounded, and the death of thirteen knights of the Round Table.
• So then the king sent letters and writs throughout all England, both in the length and the breadth, for to assummon all his knights.
• And now I dare say, said Sir Launcelot, I met never with so strong knights, nor so well fighting, as was Sir Carados and Sir Turquin, for I fought with them to the uttermost.
• THEN Sir Florence called to him Sir Floridas, with an hundred knights, and drove forth the herd of beasts.
• Then the two knights took their horses and at the cross they departed.
• So then anon these thirty knights came fast by these four knights, and they were ware of them, and either of other.
• Right as they stood thus talking at a bay-window of that castle, they saw many knights riding to and fro toward the tournament.
• The knights awoke and tried to plunge their swords into the hide of Grendel, but in vain.
• There he found seven knights, who long ago had seized the castle from a maiden to whom it belonged.
• Then the figures of the knights began to grow dim and uncertain.

Similar words containing KNIGHT without suffix s

knight14 beknight18 knighted17 knightly19 unknight16 beknights19 knightage18 knighting18 unknights17 weeknight20 beknighted21 knightages19 knighthead22 knighthood22 knightless18 knightlier18 unknighted19 unknightly21 weeknights21 beknighting22 knightheads23 knighthoods23 knightliest19 unknighting20 knightliness20 unknightlier20 unknightliest21 knightlinesses22 unknightliness22

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