Laurels is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LAURELS in dictionary:

VERB:
• LAUREL, to crown with a wreath of evergreen leaves, also LAUREATE
• honour by adorning with a laurel or presenting with an award
NOUN:
• any of a number of shrubs and other plants with dark green glossy leaves.
• an aromatic evergreen shrub related to the bay tree, several kinds of which form forests in tropical and warm countries.
• the foliage of the bay tree woven into a wreath or crown and worn on the head as an emblem of victory or mark of honour in classical times
• honour or praise for an achievement
• a tangible symbol signifying approval or distinction
• the state of being honored

Words related to LAURELS

laurel6 laureled9 laureling10 laurelled10 laurelling11 laurels7

How to use LAURELS in a sentence

• It is a curious circumstance that a great poet should have won his first laurels by prose composition.
• Cooper have so decidedly chosen another field, whereon to reap their laurels, that it is hardly necessary to name them here.
• But oft as he was sent, as often he Returned victorious with fresh laurels gained.
• The laurels won in the first act of this exciting drama, were all withered in the second.
• Then for a year or two he lived on his laurels, lapping up admiration like a drunkard in his cups.
• We hope soon to see you back at Versailles, staggering under the weight of your laurels.
• There was that in him which told them that an encounter with Neal would strip them of their laurels.
• He added to his laurels by rendering praiseworthy services during the war of 1812.
• Well had it been for the poet if he had rested satisfied with his literature, but he entered the field of politics to become distinguished, but to win no laurels.
• They bore him triumphantly through the town, first crowning his hastily improvised litter with flowers and laurels.
• He himself had by long service earned the right to rest upon his laurels.
• Shortly after this be gained new laurels by capturing from the Germans the Quenevieres salient.
• But I went on, and suddenly I was at the four-barred iron gate, that I remembered, between the laurels.
• They were old Portugal laurels which had been cut in a good deal at various times.
• I had hoped to find in Priscilla some faint signs that the laurels lost by Miss DAISY ASHFORD might be wrested back.
• He was hardly twenty-nine years of age, yet already all France was talking him as a hero crowned with laurels, already had he trodden a brilliant career of victory.
• He did not acquaint him with what he had learned, however, for fear that the captain would send an officer with him, and thus rob him of the laurels now almost within his grasp.
• Here was the hero who had captured the cannon and who had won laurels for himself and for his country.
• Hence my Frontier laurels, because I kept on dancing when everyone else was dead.
• Had he been content to wait for some obscure position he might have gone home to sleep on his laurels.
• Claude, as the acknowledged chief, was already sounding the victory, distributing laurels with such lyrical abundance that he overlooked himself.
• Sviatoslaf, laden with the spoils of the vanquished and crowned with the laurels of victory, surrendered himself to rejoicing and to all the pleasures of voluptuous indulgence.
• His laurels were in the touch of her rosy fingers, the flash of her dark eyes, the gleam of her small white teeth when she smiled.
• We turn to the large iron gates, and they, too, are circled with laurels and roses.

Similar words containing LAUREL without suffix s

laurel6 laureled9 laureling10 laurelled10 laurelling11

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