Laureate is valid Scrabble Word

Is laureate a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is laureate valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

8 letters word
8 points in Scrabble
10 points in WWF

Definitions for LAUREATE in dictionary:

VERB:

to crown with a wreath of evergreen leaves, also LAUREL
To honor with a wreath of laurel, as formerly was done in bestowing a degree at the English universities.
crown with laurel

NOUN:

a person who is honoured with an award for outstanding creative or intellectual achievement
One crowned with laurel; a poet laureate.
someone honored for great achievements; figuratively someone crowned with a laurel wreath
person honoured with an award for art or science

ADJECTIVE:

wreathed with laurel as a mark of honour.
(of a crown or wreath) consisting of laurel.
crowned with laurel leaves as a sign of honour

Crowned, or decked, with laurel.
worthy of the greatest honor or distinction

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to laurel

Words related to LAUREATE

laureated10 laureates9 laureating11 laureation10 laureations11

Words that contain LAUREATE

laureated10 laureates9 laureateship17 baccalaureate19 laureateships18 baccalaureates20 postbaccalaureate25

How to use LAUREATE in a sentence

Southey was made Poet Laureate in 1813, and was the first to raise that office from the low estate into which it had fallen since the death of Dryden.
Indeed, as late as 1850, when Wordsworth died, she was seriously considered for the position of poet laureate, which was finally given to Tennyson.
His invention was not sufficiently alert, his dialogue not sufficiently lively, for a species of poetry which it was the principal duty of the Laureate to furnish.
Already his fellow-playwrights deemed their success as fearfully uncertain, unless they had secured, price three guineas, a prologue or epilogue from the Laureate.
Rochester, disposed to singularity of opinion, set up Elkanah Settle, a young author of some talent, as a rival to the Laureate.
Until the appearance of the biography referred to, we had known the Laureate almost wholly through his books.
As poet laureate, he had inserted many a verse in praise of his master.
The self-content of the Laureate armed him, however, against every thrust.
It is difficult to conceive in what manner the poet laureate of the unfortunate James could have treated the memory of his daughter.
Then there is mention made of his pleasure in being appointed Poet Laureate, and of the rage and envy which that event excited in all the habitations of the malignant.

The only opponents to whom the Laureate gives quarter are those in whom he finds something of his own character reflected.
Southey, a letter of introduction to the Laureate, which was accorded.
The Poet Laureate, dear good man, worried my life out a year ago to let him write a play upon the subject especially for me.
Meantime, Sir Laureate, I proceed to dedicate, In honest simple verse, this song to you.
Malarius, the public teacher of Noroe, and laureate of the Botanical Society.
The Bee Festival was nearly as old as the kingdom, and there was an ancient legend about it, which the Poet Laureate had put into an epic poem.
He never came to Romalia again, but the Poet Laureate celebrated him in an epic poem, describing the loss of the Princess and the war for her rescue.
My dear Knave, how wonderful of you! You shall be Poet Laureate.
It depends, Your Majesty, upon whether or not he chooses to be more laureate than poet.
Nero had his poet laureate, and Seneca wrote a defense even for the murder of his mother.
Up to his last years Tennyson remained the real laureate of his people, his words always tinged with the fire of inspiration.
The laureate is brought before the hosts of heaven and rejected by devils and angels alike.
In 1785 he was made Poet Laureate on the strength of his early poems and later scholarship.
Faizi was the Persian Poet Laureate, and tutor to the Royal Princes.
To visit the old home of one who was Poet Laureate of England is no small event in the life of a book-lover.
So again with the flowers that are to be strewn on the laureate hearse.
It represents the youthful Orpheus crowned with the laureate wreath playing before Pluto and Proserpine upon a fiddle or crowd of antique pattern.
Two suns in one day, two triumphs of liberty in one age, is a miracle which I hope the laureate will hail in appropriate verse.
Jonathan Swift Somers, laureate of Spoon River planned The Spooniad as an epic in twenty-four books, but unfortunately did not live to complete even the first book.
But the difference between reading and hearing was not so great as in the case of the Laureate.
Many of his admirers have asserted that Britain ought to have more than one Laureate, and that Mr.
A laureate who lived near me married his daughter to a viceroy, and her daughter became consort to the Emperor Tungchi.
If he is the laureate, she was the acknowledged queen of poetry until her untimely death.
Let me now give some examples, not composed, it is true, by the LAUREATE, but by myself.
But the Laureate would keep close to his text, and yet would write like himself, very beautifully, but not with an Homeric swiftness and strength.

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