Lamps is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LAMPS in dictionary:

VERB:
• LAMP, to supply with a light
• supply with lamps; illuminate
• shine
• hunt at night using lamps, especially for rabbits
• hit or beat (someone)
NOUN:
• a device for giving light, either one consisting of an electric bulb together with its holder and shade or cover, or one burning gas or oil and consisting of a wick or mantle and a glass shade
• an electrical device producing ultraviolet, infrared, or other radiation, used for therapeutic purposes.
• a source of spiritual or intellectual inspiration
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
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Words related to LAMPS

lamp8 lamped11 lamping12

Words that contain LAMPS

clamps12 bedlamps15 eclampsy17 sunlamps12 unclamps14 blowlamps18 eclampsia15 glowlamps17 headlamps17 lampshade17 lampshell16 lampstand14 taillamps13 eclampsias16 eclampsies16 flashlamps20 lampshades18 lampshells17 lampstands15 streetlamps15 preeclampsia20 preeclampsias21

How to use LAMPS in a sentence

• The room was rather dark, but pink lamps shone among the leaves and the soft light touched the tables and clusters of artificial grapes.
• They ran on, closing on each other, like electric lamps in a long street, and in front the sky shone with a dull red glow.
• She found herself in a long narrow hall, which was lit up by lamps hanging from the roof.
• The dimly-burning lamps showed only the long empty gallery.
• From this rising ground I can see the light of the city reflected on the misty air, and somewhere mingled in that light are the big lamps down in Fleet Street.
• But, directly the little daughter-in-law was driven away, none of the lamps were any longer cared for.
• Cramped up in the narrow vehicle, we jolted along in the dark, rumbling now and then through some silent village, where lamps were burning before the solitary shrines.
• The train with its enclosed heat and its gleaming lamps was plunging through an ice-gripped night.
• The lamps and candles had not been lighted, as it was not yet quite dark, but the firelight was bright, and they could plainly see the anxiety on every face.
• They arrived in an automobile wonderfully adorned with flowers, with great bouquets of roses and ferns on the lamps.
• The lamps should be made with a hole in the bottom, similar to those used in halls, and fit into a socket at the top of the lamp post.
• He was not there, though the lamps were burning very low in the bedroom, and his bed had not been occupied at all.
• The purple twilight deepened, and the stars lighted their silver lamps, while all the soft night noises began to make themselves heard as the voices of day died away.
• The house immediately fronts Anne Street, and is now a large establishment for the sale of lamps.
• When he opened them the sidewalk and the street lamps were normal again.
• In our hearts, the stars of happiness have set, the lamps of joy have been put out.
• The room was lighted by a couple of large lamps, for the dusk had fallen, and the English lad was led into the bright light and placed before the Ruby King.
• The full, musical trembling of the note still rang through the room when an unseen hand drew back the curtain, and the light of the lamps fell full upon Jack.
• It was only the most distant electric lamps that looked as if they were diamonds stuck close together along the roof.
• A figure of a beaming sun, which receives its light from numerous lamps kept continually burning, is placed in the back-ground of this tablet.
• Generally speaking, however, the Roman house was lit by lamps filled with olive-oil.
• It was found, however, that this method was not always trustworthy, and lamps were introduced by Humboldt in 1796, and by Clanny in 1806.
• Many miners were not, however, provided with these lamps, and the risks attending naked lights went on as merrily as ever.
• There is the same doubt concerning this as there was at the time incandescent lamps were first introduced.
• It is likewise commonly burnt in lamps, for which purpose it is preferred to coco-nut oil.
• II Dark was beginning to fall and the lamps to be lighted as they rode in at last half an hour later, across the Fleet Ditch, through Ludgate and turned up towards Cheapside.

Similar words containing LAMP without suffix s

lamp8 clamp11 clamps12 lampad11 lampas10 lamped11 lamper10 bedlamp14 clamped14 clamper13 lampads12 lampern11 lampers11 lamping12 lampion11 lamplit11 lampoon11 lamprey14 lampuka15 lampuki15 sunlamp11 unclamp13 bedlamps15 blowlamp17 clampers14 clamping15 eclampsy17 glamping14 glowlamp16 headlamp16 lampases12 lampasse12 lamperns12 lamphole15 lampings13 lampions12 lampless12 lampoons12 lamppost14 lampreys15 lampukas16 lampukis16 lampyrid16 sunlamps12 taillamp12 unclamps14 blowlamps18 clampdown19 clampered16 clampings16 eclampsia15 eclamptic17 flashlamp19 glampings15 glowlamps17 headlamps17 lampadary17 lampadist14 lampasses13 lampblack21 lampbrush18 lamperses13 lampholes16 lamplight17 lampooned14 lampooner13 lampposts15 lampshade17 lampshell16 lampstand14 lampyrids17 melampode16 palampore15 taillamps13 unclamped16 clampdowns20 clampering17 eclampsias16 eclampsies16 flashlamps20 lampadists15 lampblacks22 lampholder18 lamplights18 lampooners14 lampoonery17 lampooning15 lampoonist14 lampshades18 lampshells17 lampstands15 melampodes17 palampores16 streetlamp14 unclamping17 lampadaries16 lampblacked24 lampholders19 lamplighter19 lampoonists15 Show more ...

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