Legends is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LEGENDS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• LEGEND, an unverified story from earlier times
• a traditional story sometimes popularly regarded as historical but not authenticated
• an extremely famous or notorious person, especially in a particular field
• an inscription, especially on a coin or medal.
• a caption
• the wording on a map or diagram explaining the symbols used
• the story of a saint's life
ADJECTIVE:
• very well known

Words related to LEGENDS

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How to use LEGENDS in a sentence

• Among the native Celtic tribes an immense number of legends, many of them of exquisite beauty, had been preserved through four successive conquests of Britain.
• The heart of man demands more, and so arises a craving after the old nature-mythology of Greece, the old fairy legends of the Middle Age.
• By accident, or quite another cause, say the ancient legends, Gyptis stopped opposite Euxenes, and handed him the cup.
• Yet while the Arioi had existed as far back as their legends ran, Captain Cook, as said Tetuanui, estimated the Tahitians to number seventy thousand in 1769.
• In most of Polynesia there are legends of a universal flood from which few escaped.
• There had not been wanting legends and prophecies upon the country-side which may have impressed Joan, and helped her to believe that it was her mission to deliver France.
• A steady advance had been made in knowledge of the history of Florence, and of her many legends and traditions.
• The Indian legends have often an air of the wildest solitude, as has the one Mr.
• SIR EDWARD REED There are endless varying legends about this god-period of Japan.
• The legends of Greek mythology were at that time very popular among people of culture, having been recently brought to notice in the revival of classic learning.
• We find among the genuine Scotch ballads many that are almost literal versions of the same Scandinavian legends no less indigenous in their own land.
• We shall do well to recollect the symbolic value which the glove holds in legends of medieval prowess.
• The exploits of Eugene had become part of the legends of Paris, and these legends were extremely distasteful to those men in power.
• It was one of those family legends which some of the members are a little proud of, and others are willing to leave uninvestigated.
• Primitive happy condition remembered and preserved by the poets and legends, 599-l.
• The human tendency to fill in the silences of Scripture has resulted in many legends, that of the assumption among them.
• Falls there had been and shin-scrapes and the tearing of skirts and stockings, and legends were made up and told again and again.
• No doubt it is on account of these legends that it is considered a crime, which will be punished with great misfortune, to kill a robin.
• These mediaeval legends form a sort of literary quarry, from which, consciously or unconsciously, each writer takes some stones wherewith to build his own edifice.
• One of the favorite heroes of early mediaeval literature is Charlemagne, whose name is connected with countless romantic legends of more or less antique origin.
• There is no lack of poetry among the people, and most striking objects claim a poetic name, and not a few of them are associated with curious legends.
• But some, if not all, of the group seem to have been previously celebrated as Immortals in the Taoist legends.

Similar words containing LEGEND without suffix s

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