Munster is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MUNSTER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a province of the Republic of Ireland, in the south-west of the country.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• muenster
• variant of muenster

Words related to MUNSTER

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Words that contain MUNSTER

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How to use MUNSTER in a sentence

• Groningen repulsed the bishop of Munster, the ally of France, with a loss of twelve thousand men.
• This object had become by degrees, ever since the peace of Munster, a fundamental maxim of their politics.
• The friend cast his eyes on the calendar of the diocese of Munster, and saw that on that day they not only kept Mid-Lent Sunday, but likewise the Feast of St.
• Mochuda next directed his steps eastward through Munster and he crossed the river then called Nemh, and now named the Abhainn More.
• Munster had been overrun by the Danes of Limerick, who had defeated his brother, Mahon, king of Munster, and forced him to pay tribute.
• A successful confederation was formed amongst the Irish, and the English were for a while driven bodily out of Munster.
• It is my earnest wish, and I am sure that I am only expressing the sentiments of the whole of Munster, that the success which has attended Mr.
• Indeed, the poor scholars who go to Munster are indebted for nothing but their bed and board, which they receive kindly and hospitably from the parents of the scholars.
• In South Wales most of our people hail from Munster.
• George the Martyr, and the names of these were Henry Hierde of Herderwijc in Geldria, Hermann Borken of Westphalia in the diocese of Munster, and Theodoric of Zwolle.
• When you hook a fish, if he happens to be a Munster, you have got to keep your head and play him, let him have the line, let him go, keep steady, no excitement, give him play.
• In fact, all law save Land League law was for a time at an end in Munster.
• Lord Kingston moved in the upper house for the appointment of a committee to inquire into the state of the Protestant church in the province of Munster.
• He had, he said, travelled through the provinces of Leinster, Connaught, and Munster, where he not only had not seen proofs of prosperity, but had observed much distress.
• The bishop of Munster was the only ally that Charles could acquire.
• The armies of that elector, and those of Munster, appeared on the other side of the Rhine, and divided the force and attention of the states.
• I am the manager of the Opera Company now playing at Munster Hall and I have a scheme by which you and I will make a considerable amount of money.
• The patent roll of 1290 shows that in addition to his lands in Ulster, Connaught and Munster, he had held the Isle of Man, but had surrendered it to the king.
• Practically the two provinces of Munster and Connaught are now knit together by the great network of railway lines which comprise the Great Southern and Western System.
• Anchor in Halfway Bay, and explore Munster Water and Hanover Bay in a boat.
• At this moment a light air sprang up which lasted only five minutes, but it was sufficient to carry us past the junction of the Rothsay and Munster Waters with the main stream.
• The songs of the Munster and Connacht poets of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries gave to every cottage in the land the ownership as well as the tale of an heroic ancestry.
• In the greater part of Ulster and Munster the uprising failed, but a great insurrection of the peasantry of Wexford shocked the country.
• The treaty of Westphalia, or peace of Munster, which ended the bloody wars of Germany, was a precedent for this.

Similar words containing MUNST without suffix er

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