Nurses is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NURSES in dictionary:

VERB:
• NURSE, to care for the sick
• give medical and other attention to (a sick person)
• work as a nurse
• try to cure or alleviate (an injury, injured part, or illness) by treating it carefully and protectively
• hold closely and carefully or caressingly
• hold (a drink), sipping it occasionally
• harbour (a belief or feeling), especially for a long time
• take special care of, especially to promote development or well-being
• feed (a baby) at the breast
• be fed at the breast
• be brought up in (a specified condition)
• try to play strokes which keep (the balls) close together.
NOUN:
• a person trained to care for the sick or infirm, especially in a hospital
• a person employed or trained to take charge of young children
• a wet nurse.
• a worker bee, ant, or other social insect, caring for a young brood.
• a tree or crop planted as a shelter to others
• a greyish Australian shark of shallow inshore waters.

Words related to NURSES

nurse5 nursed7 nursing8

Words that contain NURSES

sicknurses16 supernurses13 chargenurses18

How to use NURSES in a sentence

• When Boutan thrust open the office door he saw that Madame Broquette was busy with an old gentleman, who sat there inspecting a party of nurses.
• A group of nuns pleaded to be taken with the doctors and nurses.
• Then, her work fairly started, she had resigned her position to an older woman, and had taken her place in the rank and file of the nurses themselves.
• The other nurses knew that she was very rich, very independent and self-reliant, but that was all.
• Usually the doctors informed the nurses as to the nature of the case at the time of sending for them, but Dr.
• There are other women, other nurses, who can take your place.
• Yet all the time, as the wounded Turks were sent from the Gallipoli front back to Konia, the Armenian nurses in the hospital there were healing them.
• Pontellier was a great favorite, and ladies, men, children, even nurses, were always on hand to say goodby to him.
• Each day, while one of the American girls rode to the front, the other two would visit the city hospitals and render whatever assistance they could to the regular nurses.
• Doctor Grenfell afloat, and his two assistants with the nurses in the hospitals were busy night and day.
• During the attack of brain fever which followed, it had required all the skill of doctors and nurses to hold Nan back from the gates of death.
• The poor little invalids were for hours subjected to the freezing cold, and all because the doctors and nurses were Austrian Germans.
• I asked the nurses at the time who that man was, and they told me it was my uncle, Stephen Monkton.
• In addition to the 50 trained nurses for a base hospital, there are 25 hospital aids, who serve without pay.
• But it will be neither soldiers nor nurses that will win the war.
• Least of all can one rely on the reports of nurses, attendants, and other persons not practiced in scientific observing.
• She had sent eight nurses to the front, and more could only be in the way.
• The salary is the same as that mentioned above, and the nurses get the school holidays.
• Two nurses, not very well trained as nurses go nor very well-educated women, were snatching a little sea air upon the front after an eventful night.
• So the two nurses continued to sit until darkness at the windows weakened into gray, and the lamp was no more needed.
• Overburdened and busy as they were, doctors and nurses fought for the life of the American artist.
• American doctors and nurses do all the examining of the children at the Casino.
• All his designs must be anticipated, by nurses and parents and teachers.

Similar words containing NURSE without suffix s

nurse5 nursed7 nurser6 nursers7 nursery10 nurselike13 nurseling10 nursemaid12 nurseries9 sicknurse15 nursehound14 nurselings11 nursemaids13 nurseryman15 nurserymen15 sicknursed17 sicknurses16 supernurse12 nursehounds15 nursemaided15 nurserymaid17 supernurses13 chargenurse17 nursemaiding16 nurserymaids18 chargenurses18

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