Occupants is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OCCUPANTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• OCCUPANT, one who occupies
• a person who resides or is present in a house, vehicle, seat, etc., at a given time
• the holder of a position or office
• a person in actual possession of property, especially land.
• a person who establishes a title by taking possession of something that previously did not have an established owner.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a resident

Words related to OCCUPANTS

occupant14

Words that contain OCCUPANTS

preoccupants20

How to use OCCUPANTS in a sentence

• The well-dressed occupants of the first and last cars alighted and proceeded at once to patrol both approaches to the bridge.
• Its occupants silently landed and proceeded stealthily to the house.
• The horses dropped back to a walk, as they passed, for it was a decided up grade for thirty yards, so that we had a good chance to view both equipage and occupants.
• This citadel was the real bone of contention, the occupants at any time being acknowledged as the masters of all the other Mossynoecians.
• The occupants of the camp were all asleep, the girl in her little shelter tent, and Bat and Endicott with their blankets spread at some little distance away.
• Its occupants were drowned, and our lay brother, not knowing how to swim, went to the bottom.
• It alone seems to have gone into mourning for its former occupants, while the valley seems to thrive as well under the rule of the Ghorkas as it did under that of the Newars.
• For long he lay in the snow without, listening to the voices of the occupants and striving to locate Sipsu.
• Both occupants of the machine rushed for the trenches.
• Had all the occupants been asleep the frightful terror would have played sad havoc with them before they could defend themselves.
• Its occupants were so far from suspecting the storm that was about to burst upon them that their quiet aspect would have roused the compassion of any one who knew their situation.
• At the same moment that the occupants of the car sighted them, the pursuing insurrectos made out the automobile.
• For some minutes the five occupants of the car waited to see if it would start back down the grade.
• The occupants were so used to it that they did not notice it at all.
• Even at the distance they were the occupants of the Flying Fish could see the fear which this warlike move inspired in the bully and his companion.
• I stopped at one of the lodges, which was probably six feet wide and eight feet long, and high enough to enable the occupants to sit erect on the floor.
• Later, he returned and found the occupants as simple folks as himself.
• The occupants of the boat were Billy Worth and Dave.
• The same mother instinct in the birds spends itself in getting the nest ready, and then patiently broods until the new occupants come to take possession.
• The melody of voices suggested that its occupants were busy telling each other what to do.
• The other three occupants of the carriage were rather curious to know who he was, and at last one of them began to question him.
• Carriages were held up in the streets, the occupants robbed, and the vehicles stolen.
• II Within the castle that evening nothing happened that was of any note to its more careless occupants.

Similar words containing OCCUPANT without suffix s

occupant14 preoccupant19 preoccupants20

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