Paupers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PAUPERS in dictionary:

VERB:
• PAUPER, to reduce to poverty
NOUN:
• a very poor person
• a recipient of relief under the provisions of the Poor Law or of public charity
• a poor person who may bring a legal action without payment of costs.

Words related to PAUPERS

pauper10 paupered13 paupering14

How to use PAUPERS in a sentence

• Whereas only 5 per cent of the population under 60 years are paupers, the proportion is 40 per cent in the case of those over 70.
• Youth and love, age and manhood and gratified ambition, princes and paupers, life and death.
• The other 7,200 included the paupers, that is, all Negroes over and under the self-supporting age, the crippled and sick in hospitals.
• The population of Brussels is rated at nearly 100,000, of which above 20,000 are paupers, supported by the government and voluntary contributions.
• I heard him whisper to Monsieur de Caulaincourt that half of them were German Dukes who expected to be made Kings, and the other half German Dukes who expected to be made paupers.
• Nearly all the descendants of this woman were idiots, or drunkards, or paupers, or bad people, of the very worst character.
• A few years ago, the Blackfeet were all paupers, dependent on the bounty of the government and the caprice of the agent.
• I made it a rule that no Ward-master should let drink be brought in to the paupers.
• I should not think of bestowing great riches on uneducated paupers.
• In that same year it barred paupers, criminals, convicts, and the insane.
• Paris has more than eighty thousand servants, and at least seventy thousand paupers.
• The removal of them therefore by destroying desire would actually diminish the wants of nature and increase the enjoyments of life for paupers.
• It was the custom which had been going on for years, and it was the only way they could see out of the difficult problem of dealing with paupers.
• You see the undertaker makes a contract with the town to bury all the paupers who die during the year for so much money.
• It is estimated that in our country not less than 4,000,000 persons are dependents or paupers, and not less than 10,000,000 are in poverty.
• The city is overrun with those who are classed as paupers, and in spite of the great efforts made to relieve them, their suffering is very great.
• We sent six of the birds to the town farm, and we heard afterwards that the seventeen paupers there partook of a grand goose dinner, garnished with apple sauce.
• For more than a month the five paupers worked there, sometimes well, sometimes badly.
• The question of the paupers we left undecided, as it turned out that whichever way it were decided, Mr.
• In the case of paupers and shipwrecked persons the fees are payable by the parish.
• She was now a pauper, and there were places where paupers would be taken care of.
• How much aid shall be granted to paupers, and how shall it be distributed, are questions that everywhere require attention.
• They have long been under the guardianship of the State, treated as paupers, and subjected to the control of a Board of Overseers.
• Dugdale, 310 of the 1,200 were professional paupers, or more than one in four.
• To her, beggars and paupers, fallen trees and waste lands seemed in the same category.
• The result is, that there are no paupers or tramps in Freeville.

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