Paces is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PACES in dictionary:

VERB:
• PACE, to walk with measured steps
• walk at a steady speed, especially without a particular destination and as an expression of anxiety or annoyance
• measure (a distance) by walking it and counting the number of steps taken
• (of a trained horse) move in a distinctive lateral gait in which both legs on the same side are lifted together
• move or develop (something) at a particular rate or speed
• lead (another runner in a race) in order to establish a competitive speed
• do something at a slow and steady rate in order to avoid overexertion
RESIDUAL:
• Police and Criminal Evidence Act.
PREPOSITION:
• with due respect to (someone or their opinion), used to express polite disagreement or contradiction
NOUN:
• a single step taken when walking or running
• a unit of length representing the distance between two successive steps in walking
• a gait of a horse or other animal, especially one of the recognized trained gaits of a horse.
• speed in walking, running, or moving
• the speed or rate at which something happens or develops
• the state of a wicket as affecting the speed of the ball
• a person's manner of walking or running
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to walk with a regular step

Words related to PACES

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Words that contain PACES

spaces10 dispaces13 myspaces17 outpaces12 respaces12 airspaces13 carapaces15 footpaces16 halfpaces19 midspaces16 misspaces15 spaceship18 spacesuit13 subspaces15 webspaces18 aerospaces14 backspaces22 headspaces18 hemispaces19 loadspaces15 meatspaces16 pacesetter14 spaceships19 spacesuits14 workspaces21 cyberspaces22 hydrospaces22 hyperspaces23 interspaces15 pacesetters15 pacesetting16 crawlspaces20 battlespaces18 counterpaces18 pacesettings17 letterspaces16

How to use PACES in a sentence

• I had to wait long for a shot, but when at last he rose I planted a bullet fairly behind his shoulder, and he dropped within ten paces.
• The flag of the general officer and the orderlies are 3 paces in rear of the staff, the flag on the right.
• John drew back several paces, at the same time trying to soothe the squirrel, which was becoming impatient of its confinement.
• Their front line was forty paces from us at the moment, and we had a good look at them.
• Ker Karraje, Captain Spade and the others draw back about fifty paces.
• Before they had gone, many paces, the carter came running out and caught them.
• These paces are of course regulated by the class and nature of the fibers under operation.
• Our company stopped about twenty or thirty paces from the priests.
• The pistols having been loaded by the seconds on the ground, the combatants were to be placed thirty paces apart, and were to toss up for the first fire.
• We were now approaching the vicinity of the bathing-houses, and seeing the visitors collecting for the bath, an excuse was furnished for quickening our paces.
• At intervals of scarcely twenty paces up and down the line, as far as he could see, soldiers were stationed like sentries.
• Roma found herself immediately below them, and within two or three paces.
• REVERIE When slim Sophia mounts her horse And paces down the avenue, It seems an inward melody She paces to.
• To the left, parallel with the walls of the house, and commencing immediately at the gate, there ran a wooden boarding of about twenty paces down the court.
• No one grumbled except Stacy, but it was observed that he plodded along with the others, a few paces to the rear.
• Menneville and his men, who were dragging along the culprits, were within ten paces of the door.
• A plan was lying open before him upon a large stone forming a table, and at some paces from him a crane was in action.
• After a few paces we halted to listen, but heard only the voice of the water and the murmur of pines.
• It would have seemed as strange in primitive times to turn utterance into a fine art as now to make aesthetic paces out of mourning or child-birth.
• The sparks flew up some twenty paces in front of us, and even after the fight we could not tell whether they came from our own guns or from those of the enemy.
• Our brave Commandant Botman went forward ten paces beyond the rest in his enthusiasm, and served as a target for the enemy.
• A quarree measures one hundred geometrical paces, or three hundred square feet.
• He paces up and down, reflecting upon the startling event of the evening.
• According to a letter of an officer, the walls had an extent of over one thousand paces.

Similar words containing PACE without suffix s

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