Minors is valid Scrabble Word

Is minors a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
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6 letters word
8 points in Scrabble
10 points in WWF

Definitions for MINORS in dictionary:

VERB:

MINOR, to study a subsidiary subject at college
study as or qualify in a subsidiary subject at college or university

NOUN:

a person under the age of full legal responsibility
a minor key, interval, or scale.
a system of change-ringing using six bells.
the minor leagues in baseball or American football
a minor term or premise.
a small drab moth which has purplish caterpillars that feed on grass.
a league of teams that do not belong to a major league (especially baseball)
a student's subsidiary subject or course

ADJECTIVE:

lesser in importance, seriousness, or significance
(of a scale) having intervals of a semitone between the second and third degrees, and (usually) the fifth and sixth, and the seventh and eighth.
(of an interval) characteristic of a minor scale and less by a semitone than the equivalent major interval
(of a key or mode) based on a minor scale and tending to produce a sad or pensive effect
(following a surname in public schools) indicating the younger of two brothers
(of a term) occurring as the subject of the conclusion of a categorical syllogism.
(of a premise) containing the minor term in a categorical syllogism.

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to pursue a specific subordinate course of study

Words related to MINORS

minor7 minored10 minoring11

Words that contain MINORS

minorship16 minorships17

How to use MINORS in a sentence

And from this should be deducted the women and minors, actually owning slaves in their own right, but who have no voice in public affairs.
This law was reasonable, as the estates of minors were always in the hands of their lords, and the debtors could not pay interest where they had no revenue.
For instance, the Court of Chancery is an excellent institution in theory, and looks after the affairs of minors upon the purest principles.
The hymn had given place to the formless chant, through which the minors quivered like the wails of lost souls.
As has been already stated, the whole number of peers is about four hundred and sixty, of whom less than twenty-five are minors, while the average attendance is less than fifty.
My man says we are bound to win, the court, as he declares, being very jealous of the rights of minors, especially where property is concerned.
Thieves included those who made purchases from minors or slaves without the sanction of elders or trustees.
The deleterious effects of tobacco have become so clearly apparent that we find its sale to minors is prohibited in France, Germany, and various sections of this country.
It recalls the overture of a grand musical drama introducing the joyous melodies, the wailing minors, the noble chords and sublime symphonies of the glorious harmony.
Intimacy with minors under sixteen was punishable if they consented or even tempted.

She sat down alongside of Annie and immediately she was shown up and went back to the Minors.
But such efforts at conceiving one great one by incorporation of minors are vain, and cry for excuse.
Such a disproportion between adults and minors being unknown in this hemisphere, it was at once set down as an American exaggeration, to pretend to have them in the other.
The State afterward passes a law forbidding smoking by minors.
Perhaps a word should be given to other laws relating to minors as well as to young women.
The popular impression was that an action could not be maintained against minors.
Widows and minors lodged their money in the treasury.
This and other such cases led to a valuable alteration of the law at the point of the protection of minors.
Now in 1800, when this deed was recorded, the Indians were legally minors, and could do no act, and make no contract.
Where and how was their consent given to this act of 1809? They were minors in law, and could give no such consent.
They were then minors in law, and could give no consent.
It is true, he has held it twenty years, but the statute of quiet possession does not run against minors.
The Indians were declared minors, and could bring no action in court.
The Marshpee Indians were minors in law, and there was no legal parish to settle a minister, or to hold a parsonage, and no one to make contracts as such.
If they were not old enough to administer it, the parents of the deceased kept and used it, and not the surviving father or mother of the minors.
The city of Chicago contains at present eight hundred and fourteen thousand minors, all eager for pleasure.
Minors are answerable for crimes, and may be indicted and tried, and, on conviction, be fined and imprisoned.

Similar words containing MINOR without suffix s

minor7 minorca11 minored10 minorcas12 minoring11 minority13 minorship16 minorities12 minorships17 minoritaire13 nonminority16 minoritaires14 nonminorities15

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