Manchester is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MANCHESTER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• household linen or cotton goods, such as sheets and towels
• household linen.
• an industrial city and metropolitan district in north-western England; population 396,300 (est. 2009). Founded in Roman times, it developed in the 18th and 19th centuries as a centre of the English cotton industry.
• household linen or cotton goods, such as sheets and towels; a section of a store where such goods are sold
• largest city in New Hampshire; located in southeastern New Hampshire on the Merrimack river
• a city in northwestern England (30 miles to the east of Liverpool); heart of the most densely populated area of England

Words related to MANCHESTER

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Words that contain MANCHESTER

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How to use MANCHESTER in a sentence

• He was then lieutenant-general, second in command to the Earl of Manchester.
• There is a manuscript copy in the Chetham Library, Manchester, which he does not name.
• It is impossible even faintly to picture the state of distress which prevailed in Manchester at that time.
• His second brother, William, was in good general practice in Manchester.
• He attended the twelfth meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science at Manchester.
• John Dalton of Manchester, in 1801, in a small grammar which he dedicated to Horne Tooke, made them six, but not the same six.
• Jones has a sister ninety-two years of age living with her now, who was sold from the auction block in Manchester.
• Then he marched against the Scotch army, which, straggling widely and thinking Cromwell still at a distance, was advancing toward Manchester.
• My father was a shrewd, energetic, and ambitious Manchester man, who understood an exchange of any sort as a transaction by which one man should lose and the other gain.
• Carr left the colony, and the next report about him was from Manchester, where he made a wild and incoherent speech to the crowd at the Exchange.
• Then I had Stephen, who is now a well-known Manchester warehouse man and seldom gets away from his business.
• In Manchester, however, a plan was devised by which the glories of all those exhibitions were surpassed.
• With this British merchant-clique the Manchester party in England sympathized.
• The system adopted in China, however, was believed by many of the party to work well enough for the trade of Manchester.
• The friends in Manchester occupy a warm and abiding place in my heart.
• Among these is a highly esteemed lady of the city of Manchester, who hath been moved to offer her share.
• Lorina was born in Manchester, New Hampshire, March 12, 1886, and her death occurred in Oakland, August 5, 1906, at the age of twenty years.
• Holcroft of Vale Royall his first acquaintance at Manchester by reason of William Herbert his frend.
• He continued to minister for upwards of fifty-seven years in Manchester, Sheffield, Leeds, Liverpool, London and elsewhere.
• Our four hundred prisoners, almost all made by the Manchester Brigade, amongst whom a good number of officers, do not console me.
• I did not mention, however, what I had thrown into the water the last time I had gone over to Manchester.
• Still descending in the social scale, he became an umbrella-maker in Manchester, while his wife was employed in some of the manufactories.
• The Committee of Trade at Manchester formally returned him their grateful acknowledgments for the active part that he had taken in the business of the Jamaica free ports.
• In the interval between the two latter journeys he made what was probably his first public speech, at a meeting to further the demand of a corporation for Manchester.
• Now it happened that Eve also, by reason of her triumph in regard to the house in Manchester Square, had swelled head.
• In the newer universities of London, Manchester, Leeds, Liverpool and in the Welsh University they have every advantage open to men.
• But I am not less convinced that if I were to ask the Bishop of Manchester to do me a kindness which lay within his power, he would do it.
• Along those wild ridges the soldiers of ancient Rome marched from Manchester to Preston, when boars and wolves ranged the woods and thickets of the Irwell valley.
• Large quantities were used in the construction of the Manchester Ship Canal.

Similar words containing MANCHEST without suffix er

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