Outlets is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OUTLETS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• OUTLET, a vent or passage
• a pipe or hole through which water or gas may escape.
• the mouth of a river.
• an output socket in an electrical device.
• a point from which goods are sold or distributed
• a market for goods
• a shop that sells goods made by a particular manufacturer at discounted prices
• a means of expressing one's talents, energy, or emotions
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a passage for escape or discharge

Words related to OUTLETS

outlet6

Words that contain OUTLETS

troutlets9

How to use OUTLETS in a sentence

• The constant aim of the Allies, even in opposition to Italy, has been to give free and safe outlets on the sea coast to the Serb-Croat-Slovene State.
• Major American news outlets are still incapable of acknowledging the tremendous breadth of the WTO protest movement because of the multiplicity of cooperating factions within it.
• Near the aqueduct, a stone wall surrounds one of the principal outlets.
• All the windows, and sundry doors, opened into the court, while the whole of the exterior wall, both wooden and stone, presented a perfect blank, in the way of outlets.
• The children had plenty of outlets for their high spirits.
• Gaming-books, once restricted to hobby outlets, now commonly appear in chain-stores like B.
• We soon found ourselves in narrow valleys, whose outlets appeared to be closed with high, rocky wells.
• The present navigable outlets to this great commerce are three in number.
• Its basin was mined by subterranean fires that were always seeking extraordinary outlets through Vesuvius and Aetna and breathed continually through the mouth of Stromboli.
• In these outlets are planted such trees as the birds prefer.
• In the centre of this vast valley, were three smaller craters or chimneys, which served as outlets to the fires beneath.
• It seems as though the best creative minds in any age could find strength for any one of these two great outlets for the activity of the creative imagination.
• And such a commerce cannot exist except it have its depots and its agencies, its outlets and its markets, everywhere.
• There are doubtless other outlets, but these are the chief group.
• By sensible trade arrangements which will not interrupt our home production we shall extend the outlets for our increasing surplus.
• The current in some is swift, but no inlets or outlets are visible.
• Neither roads nor railways have been built save for strategic purposes, and, as a result, the peasants have virtually no outlets for their produce.
• In the afternoon we were at Feng-tu-hsien, a flourishing river port, one of the principal outlets of the opium traffic of the Upper Yangtse.
• In the creation, such boundaries and outlets were not assigned.
• It both creates energy in its adherents, and directs that energy into definite outlets.
• Finding no chance for active service, his spirit of adventure sought outlets in balloon-ascents and in travels through Spain and Russia.
• As soon as one of our industries fails to find a market for its products a war is necessary to open new outlets.
• Stop its currents, dam up its inlets and outlets, and it is reduced to stagnation, and soon becomes foul and mischievous instead of healthy and life-giving.
• Civilization has likewise created many new outlets for the emotions, strengthened old ones, weakened others and added to the complexity of life.
• The shore in front of these hills is sandy and there was an appearance of two openings in the beach that were probably the outlets of mountain-streams.
• These two countries were situated on our frontier, and commanded the outlets of the great rivers which flow into the Gulf.
• The time for the latter description of tyranny may be past, but oppression has many outlets, and the next king may discover some of them.
• Other slightly elevated ridges mark the present or former courses of minor outlets, by which the waters of the Mississippi have found the sea.
• Once more my eyes beheld the vast horizons, the soaring peaks, the blue lakes, the winding valleys, and all the free outlets of old days.
• At the mouth of the small stream selected as the source of the Southwest Branch a monument has been erected upon a delta formed by two small outlets.
• Thus Egypt had two great outlets for her productions, and two great inlets by which she received the productions of other countries.
• Thorough work, ample outlets and abundant room for an overflow on the outward side will make them reasonably safe.
• Outlets of large lakes frequently exhibit this characteristic, and the impression they make upon the mind does not depend on the scenery through which they flow.

Similar words containing OUTLET without suffix s

outlet6 troutlet8 troutlets9

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