Landers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LANDERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• LANDER, one who lands
• a spacecraft designed to land on the surface of a planet or moon
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that lands

Words related to LANDERS

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How to use LANDERS in a sentence

• Landers and Schlyter were good customers, so they got larger slices of dried-apple pie.
• Landers, the head of a considerable business in Australasia, with a Papeete branch, had time heavy on his hands.
• She surveyed the company, and her glance fell on Landers.
• I saw Landers a care-free animal for the moment, rejoicing in his strength and skill, answering the appeal of sex in the dance.
• I can see why Landers, who takes what he will of womankind in these islands, still dominates in the trading, and bends most people his way.
• Landers, though he had drunk with all, was appreciative of every nicety of the game, and won fifteen hundred francs.
• Lying Bill and McHenry sailed on their schooner for the Paumotu and the Marquesas islands, Landers left for Auckland, and Count Polonsky for a flying visit to America.
• Description of Brass, Residence of the Landers at Brass.
• If that be the case, the Landers imagined that Accra would have a very long time to wait.
• From him the Landers received the warmest reception, and the most hospitable treatment.
• To the Landers, he was particularly attentive and obliging.
• The Landers expressed a great curiosity to see this tobe, and in a very short time after the departure of the king, it was sent to them as a present.
• This answer disappointed the hopes of the Landers, for to them it appeared final and decisive.
• The monarchs of Boossa and Wowow seemed to entertain very different opinions regarding the journey of the Landers.
• Between eight and nine in the morning, horses were brought from the chief and his nephew to take the Landers to the water side, where their luggage had been previously conveyed.
• He promised to settle the business of the canoe, and sent some presents to the Landers, which at the time were very acceptable.
• The chief sat himself down on the turf, with one of the Landers on each side of him, while the men were leaning on their weapons on his right and left.
• At first, no one could understand what the Landers said, but shortly after an old man made his appearance, who understood the Houssa language.
• By this time the canoes were side by side, and with astonishing rapidity the luggage of the Landers found its way into those of their opponents.
• The Landers were not suffered to go on shore, but constrained to remain in the canoes, without a covering for the head, and exposed to the heat of a burning sun.
• The Landers trembled with alarm for the first night or two, imagining from these loud and doleful cries, that a work of bloodshed and slaughter was in progress.
• As the Landers were frequently pointed out and named, they had no doubt whatever that it was chiefly concerning themselves, which opinion was soon after confirmed.
• The apartment which the Landers occupied, had a window overlooking the basin, outside of which was a veranda, occupied at the time by Pascoe and his wives.
• A little palm oil would have been a great luxury to the Landers, but King Boy would not give them any.
• The Landers really pitied him, and were grieved to think that their promises could not be fulfilled.
• This same fellow is infinitely more artful and intelligent than any of his countrymen, and is one of the handsomest black men that the Landers had seen.
• The two Landers with their people rendered all the assistance in their power to prevent the ship from drifting.
• The Landers recommend any master going to the river for palm oil, to provide himself with two good strong six-oared boats for towing, and a double complement of Kroomen.
• Crichton in particular, made a grateful impression on the hearts of the Landers.
• When the Landers arrived, Clarence establishment consisted of the superintendent, or acting governor, Mr.
• What punishment is adopted by the natives, the Landers were not able to ascertain.
• The Landers were offered a passage in her to England, but declined accepting it in consequence of the condition in which she had been.
• Nor, indeed, was this vessel ever heard of again, in fact, the Landers considered it a most providential escape, that they did not take their passage in her.
• It was even stated to the Landers by different individuals, that by this medium, vessels might reach the Lake Tchadda, and thereby communicate with the kingdom of Bornou.
• That night Jim asked me what route I thought best to take, by the way of Salt Lake or Landers Cut Off.

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