Laymen is valid Scrabble Word

Is laymen a scrabble word?
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Is laymen valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

6 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
13 points in WWF

Definitions for LAYMEN in dictionary:

NOUN:

LAYMAN, a member of the laity
a non-ordained male member of a Church
a person without professional or specialized knowledge in a particular subject

Words related to LAYMEN

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Words that contain LAYMEN

allayment14 allayments15 underlayment18 underlayments19

How to use LAYMEN in a sentence

I can see what a great influence such reports would have if they came from Christian laymen.
The Conference was entitled to five clerical Delegates, and the Laymen to two.
He is credited with having deeply moved many who became leaders in turn, whether as ministers or laymen.
The laymen have to keep setting the divines right constantly.
Averaging these, I suppose there are about three hundred and seventy-two priests, besides the laymen.
No laymen were present and no other topic was discussed.
Moulton, and laymen Joseph Jenks and Harvey Mackey.
But education was becoming possible for laymen, and there were already lay professions outside the clerical caste.
As we have already stated, out of this vast crowd of ecclesiastics and a few laymen, only two Englishmen took part in the trial.
The laymen promised that they would deposit it in a fitting place, until they should cast anchor in the islands now near.

Thus monks eat only once a day and then only what is put into their bowls and laymen observe some of the minor vows.
I see no reason in that why they should be left to laymen, or urged only on worldly grounds and self-interest.
Under Gregory IX the same prohibition was issued, in 1229, to laymen in Great Britain.
But this sketch would be very imperfect if it failed to notice the eminent laymen who helped the cause.
Before the rise of colleges, the vast majority of scholars resided in halls, some of which were kept by laymen.
When in the fifteenth century and later the Feast of Fools was expelled from the churches of France, associations of laymen sprang up to carry on its traditions outside.
Leigh, a priest, with four laymen and Mistress Margaret Ward, died for their religion at Tyburn.
Therefore it seems that much less can laymen baptize.
The clergy no less than laymen did he subdue, appealing when necessary to the Pope.
In 1878 there were 90,000 priests, laymen, women, and children in the Catholic Total Abstinence Benevolent Union.
In the immense crowd were two hundred ministers and the foremost laymen of the city.
They speak for tribes in many quarters of the world, and the witnesses are laymen as well as missionaries.
The design of this pernicious work is to shew, that Laymen, in the absence of Priests, and in cases of necessity, may do their office.
The ethical character of Buddhism and its superiority to other Indian systems are shown in the precepts which it lays down for laymen.
This was the conviction of many prominent preachers and laymen on both sides of the Atlantic, early in the century.

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