Lasses is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LASSES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• LASS, (Scots) a girl, also LASSIE, LASSOCK
• a girl or young woman
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a young woman

Words related to LASSES

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Words that contain LASSES

classes9 glasses8 filasses11 molasses10 cutlasses11 declasses12 bonilasses12 eyeglasses14 matelasses12 misclasses14 molasseses12 nonclasses12 outclasses12 paillasses12 spyglasses16 subclasses14 sunglasses11 windlasses14 bonnilasses13 hourglasses15 isinglasses12 matellasses13 overclasses16 sandglasses13 wineglasses15 handglasses16 fiberglasses18 fibreglasses18 galloglasses14 nightclasses18 plexiglasses22 superclasses16 underclasses15 watchglasses21 waterglasses16 interclasses14 infraclasses17 plateglasses15 fingerglasses18 gallowglasses18 masterclasses17 weatherglasses21

How to use LASSES in a sentence

• Lads and lasses made merry with the elated warriors.
• Here he met three pretty lasses, each bearing a basket of eggs to market.
• So he trudged manfully along, ever willing to stop for this reason or for that, and ever ready to chat with such merry lasses as he met now and then.
• Aged as they were, returning to a divine state of childhood, they did not always recognize those little lads and lasses.
• The afternoon spell told cruelly on the Currency Lasses.
• PAHARIA LADS AND LASSES Thus, once more, we are baffled in our attempts to find genuine romantic love.
• The young country lads and lasses amused themselves by running at full spend down the steep side of a hill.
• Our English love-smitten lads and lasses are pretty generally aware of the facility with which the most awful and holy of all engagements may be contracted in North Britain.
• No, dealing unkindly with the lasses was an ill thing to do.
• He had thought of there being only Jenny and the two servant lasses.
• The Maid brought us in her company, for, as you know, she will ever have young lasses with her when she may, and as far as Orleans the roads are safe.
• I was sorry for two lasses, who crossed on some business of their farm, but there was no remedy.
• She left married families at different stations, and then sent out decent lasses who should be married.
• Whilst he was doing this, I caught sight of a knot of young lasses, who were sitting near us on the grass surrounded by heaps of flowers which they were forming into garlands.
• It is altogether too frequent a thing now to see lads and lasses taking their parents to task as inferiors, and demanding every service from them.
• And then my thoughts travelled to small homes in distant suburbs, and these bright lads and lasses round me came to look older and more careworn.
• But the lasses of the inn, who were kept to do the rough work of the house, found it harder to escape from the harsh rule of their mistress.
• The gentry of the neighbourhood as well as the country folk for miles around come flocking to the annual hiring of farm lads and lasses, which is the main business of the Fair.
• She bloomed among the crowd of red-cheeked, dark-haired lads and lasses, stately and incongruous as a June lily in a bed of tulips.
• While we were breakfasting, several other lads and lasses rode up, and we were informed that a little picnic for the day had been arranged.
• But a system of inducement which might have carried weaker country lasses along with it had merely repelled Eustacia.
• Lads and lasses danced round the flames, and the lads leaped over them.
• The bonfire is still lit at the gloaming by the lads and lasses of the village on a high mound or hillock just outside of the village.
• One-half were girls, and among them several well-grown lasses, rustic and sweet.
• On one side a number of lads and lasses were gathered in a group, the girls with their arms rolled in their aprons, and all gossiping together in the cool of the evening.
• The fleet carried, it is said, a crew of three thousand lads and lasses.
• She had the greatest horror of ever appearing remarkable and she felt really alarmed at the thought of taking four unsophisticated country lasses abroad.
• One can see pretty little lasses springing up like asparagus.
• As luck would have it, just as he mounted his ass to ride back to Don Quixote, he spied coming that way three country lasses mounted on asses.
• Early that morning the lads and lasses of the village, gaily decked with flowers, would go merrily singing from house to house.

Similar words containing LASSE without suffix s

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