Leger is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LEGER in dictionary:

NOUN [ANGLING.]:
• ledger.
NOUN:
• one who sells short weight in charcoal
• Anything that lies in a place; that which, or one who, remains in a place.
• A minister or ambassador resident at a court or seat of government.
• A ledger.
• a record in which commercial accounts are recorded
• French painter who was an early cubist (1881-1955)
ADJECTIVE:
• Lying or remaining in a place; hence, resident; as, leger ambassador.
• Light; slender; slim; trivial.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• fishing bait made to lie on the bottom
• variant of ledger

Words related to LEGER

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Words that contain LEGER

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How to use LEGER in a sentence

• Leger was willing to pay liberally for the services of those who would join him.
• Leger had interfered in some way with their plans, or thwarted their desires.
• Leger had tents sufficient to provide them all with shelter.
• Leger had made up his mind to see what might be accomplished by a direct attack.
• Leger was making this attack, since he had begun to approach the fort by parallels.
• Leger would not expose his men to the slaughter which must follow without good and sufficient cause.
• Leger if the savages were inclined to massacre the prisoners that were surrendered on promises of fair treatment.
• Leger regarding the condition of affairs at the fort, and yet never a word was spoken against them, because of the frightful punishment which followed their treachery.
• Leger would have found it difficult to make them obey any order which might necessitate their coming within our line of fire.
• Leger had indeed turned over to them all the deserters.
• Leger, and one had returned, after having suffered more than death, rejoicing because he was able to be once again with those whom he had betrayed.
• Leger had agreed that they might be turned over to the tender mercies of his savage allies.
• Leger has been informed of our situation, so far as the deserters understood it.
• Leger, should have been in the best positions to hear or see the first signs of the expected assault.
• Leger, Thayendanega, and Sir John Johnson were blotted out from our view.
• Leger tried every means, by offers of bribes and promises, to induce them to remain, but the panic and suspicion of foul play had determined them to go.
• Leger, Edmund Spenser himself, Sir Thomas Norris, and others, all of whom received grants of different portions.
• Le capinat, quoique leger, resiste a la pluie, et il y en a de tres-beaux et de tres-fins.
• Leger move down from Canada to capture New York state and cut the colonies in two.
• Leger where the night was spent, and by the end of the second day the Battalion was at Halloy.
• Leger appeared, with a strong body of men, across the river, just in time to be saluted by a shower of bullets, the provincials then retiring, without the loss of a man.
• He had understanding enough to post up his leger from his journal, but not enough to bear up against hypochrondriac affections, and the gloomy forebodings they inspire.
• Leger, Sir Frederic Hamilton, and others, had, though under great disadvantages of situation and numbers, put the Irish to rout, and returned in triumph to Dublin.
• Leger, with about eight hundred men, to make a diversion on the side of the Mohawk River.
• Leger stopped at the upper end of Mohawk to lay siege to Stanwix Fort, and upon receiving this information General Burgoyne thought it his duty to support him.
• Leger detached these, with a party of regulars under Sir John Johnson, into the woods to lie in ambush.
• Leger, hearing that Arnold was approaching with 2000 men, and ten pieces of artillery, he was compelled to raise the siege and to retreat.
• Leger, and Margaret to Sir William Boleyn of Blickling, by whom she was mother of Sir James and Sir Thomas Boleyn.
• Leger lines came into use in the seventeenth century.
• In any intermission of business it was his constant practice to peruse the leger.
• Leger has moved from Oswego, and order out a strong scout towards Fort Niagara.
• Leger, who had offered, over his own signature, two hundred and forty dollars a dozen for prime Tryon County scalps.
• Leger coming from Oswego and following the Mohawk River.
• Leger, with a large body of Indians and Canadian frontiersmen, was marching to join Burgoyne by the way of Lake Ontario and the Mohawk Valley.
• Leger, with about 2,000 men, had invested Fort Schuyler.

Similar words containing LEG without suffix er

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