Pigmies is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PIGMIES in dictionary:

NOUN [PLURAL PIG·MIES]:
• Pygmy.
NOUN:
• PIGMY, a small person, also PYGMY

Words related to PIGMIES

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How to use PIGMIES in a sentence

• These Pigmies are only three spans in height, yet they manufacture larger and better cloths of cotton and silk, than any other people.
• I have absolute confidence in the character of the admiral, but the pigmies by whom he is surrounded are so many drags on the wheels of State.
• So shall Russia be made a power before which all other European powers shall be pigmies.
• I was equally confounded at the sight of so many pigmies, for such I took them to be, after having so long accustomed mine eyes to the monstrous objects I had left.
• I looked down upon the servants, and one or two friends who were in the house, as if they had been pigmies, and I a giant.
• The shape of the animal, their curious motions, and their most extraordinary voices, made me fancy myself in a kingdom of pigmies.
• Danton was likewise a speaker of vast power, and from his towering figure, he seemed like a giant among pigmies.
• Where giants have wrestled, it is not for pigmies to boast their prowess.
• The living, who are perceived in crowds beneath these vaults, seem like pigmies, compared with the images of the dead.
• The pigmies in Africa afford hints of Adam and Eve, Cain and Abel.
• Bridges were thrown from side to side across the top of these cliffs, and the people looking down upon us from them seemed like pigmies standing in the sky.
• For they are the elder gods before whom the giants were like pigmies.
• The men seem like pigmies, and the horses like dogs.
• The people in the streets seem like pigmies, and the vehicles are like so many toys.
• A frigate was in the midst of us, walking through the crowd like a giant stepping among pigmies.
• O! gentle Cambridge! sadly say, Why fates are so unkind To snatch thy giant sons away, Whilst pigmies stay behind? 6.
• The generals who had hitherto commanded them, when compared with Lee and Jackson, were mere pigmies, and the consciousness that this was the case had affected the entire army.
• I saw the Nile flowing far beneath me, and a few Bedouins, whom curiosity had attracted to the spot, looked like very pigmies.
• The stature must fall considerably below five feet before we can speak of the race as one of dwarfs or pigmies.
• Kollmann, of Basle, has described a group of Neolithic pigmies as having existed at Schaffhausen.
• They are certainly, on the average, a people of less than middle stature, yet they can in no sense be described as Pigmies.
• Stanley believed that he had discovered the representatives of the Pigmies mentioned in this history.
• I seemed to have lost caste, and to have fallen upon a nest of pigmies.
• The trees followed the tortuous course of the canon, and two men that we saw far below us looked like pigmies.
• But the vessels of that day were mere pigmies, and the extent of the trade carried on in them would at this time seem trifling.
• If the reader can accept the possible existence of pigmies and giants, his credulity is put to no further strain.

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