Mart is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MART in dictionary:

VERB:
• to sell, trade
• To buy or sell in, or as in, a mart.
• To traffic.
• sell or trade
NOUN:
• a trade centre or market
• A market.
• A bargain.
• The god Mars.
• Battle; contest.
• an area in a town where a public mercantile establishment is set up
• market
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to market

Words related to MART

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Words that contain MART

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How to use MART in a sentence

• Each of us brings some day his special product to the common mart.
• And whether he strives in the lofty range Or tries in the crowded mart, The longing to do what has never been done Is uppermost in his heart.
• Besides being a rendezvous of caravans, radiating through all parts of the Sahara, Tafilett is a great mart of traffic in the natural products of the surrounding countries.
• In his time this was a populous mart, its people rich and proud, given to revelry, to drunkenness and dances.
• It was the chief mart of the lead mines, situated in the interior.
• And then the court-house was in a way the mart of the whole region, especially for the sale of horses.
• He must have had help, because he first got Mart tied to a tree in the yard.
• Mart continued to look at her, but there was no expression in his face.
• As the world developed its productive power, its goods poured into us, as the great free mart where all men were welcome to sell their wares.
• He was a slave on board the brig Creole, of Richmond, bound to New Orleans, that great slave mart, with a hundred and four others.
• For Mart was not a very large, nor a very fierce-looking person, as he stood sidewise to Whitey, and talked to the others.
• And when Mart Cooley turned and Whitey saw his eyes, he got his thrill.
• In time Mart had come to regard all humanity as his enemy.
• And this was the situation against which Mart Cooley led his determined band.
• While most of the men had their eyes and the sights of their guns fixed on the house, Mart Cooley kept his eyes on the sky.
• Mart was about to speak to them, when a cloud crossed the moon.
• Under cover of the darkness Mart Cooley had sent half his men to a point that commanded the rear of the ranch house.
• Then Walt Lampson, of the Star Circle, had arrived with Mart Cooley, who was now working for Walt.
• His courage seemed to make an impression on the mutineers, as moral courage usually does, but not on Mart Cooley, who was regarding Mr.
• Whitey had ridden into the outskirts of the scene, unnoticed, and had seen his father facing Mart Cooley, the man who handed out death so easily and unerringly.
• Noon, in that mighty mart of nations, brings No pause to toil and care.
• This is a great mart of trade with the Menangkabau country, whither its merchants resort with their gold.
• Hankow, the Chinese say, is the mart of eight provinces and the centre of the earth.
• By the year 1825, when gas was introduced into the city south of Canal street, the west side of Broadway above Chambers street was the fashionable shopping mart.
• There, too, was the slave mart, to which the cargoes of the Guinea ships were brought.
• His interview with Mart, which he endured mostly for the sake of the Happy Family, developed into a quarrel which severed beyond mending his connection with the Acme.
• With his white hair he was what in the mart is esteemed a failure.
• A mart extensive enough for the purpose existed at Anglebury, some miles beyond the spot chosen for his residence, and there he resolved to pass the coming night.
• MART, ALFRED, 22, Carleton Road, Tufnell Park, London.
• It came from the door of a noisy and crowded mart of chance recently erected, but already the scene of many quarrels.
• The narrow passages through this mart remind me of the Chinese streets, where all is shop, bustle, squeeze, and commerce.
• Soon, too, he took the place of his employer in the annual journey to Montreal, then the chief fur mart of the country.
• Bengal is, however, the chief mart for indigo, and the quantity produced in other places is comparatively inconsiderable.

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