Pilgrims is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PILGRIMS in dictionary:

VERB:
• travel or wander like a pilgrim
NOUN:
• PILGRIM, someone who goes on a pilgrimage, also PILGRIMAGER, PILGRIMER
• a person who journeys to a sacred place for religious reasons.
• a person travelling to a place of particular personal interest
• a person regarded as journeying through life
• a member of the Pilgrim Fathers.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to travel to a holy place for religious reasons

Words related to PILGRIMS

pilgrim12 pilgrimed15 pilgriming16

How to use PILGRIMS in a sentence

• Huberts, are supposed to have been brought by pilgrims from the Holy Land.
• Two aged pilgrims who had died were buried on Palm Sunday.
• Our friends the Smithsons were on the platform waiting to receive us and welcome us as strangers and pilgrims in an unknown land.
• Thousands of Hindoo pilgrims from all parts of India now visit the shrine every year.
• Wonderful discoveries were made, pretty places were named, plans were drawn, and all sorts of merry adventures befell the pilgrims.
• At Pandharpur pilgrims visit first a temple of Siva and then the principal shrine.
• The pilgrims of Poland have become the warriors of their nation.
• But in the presence of all the pilgrims our compartment was named after St.
• Even above the noise the disciples could hear the priests arguing with pilgrims who needed an animal to sacrifice.
• Pilgrims visiting his grave from far and near will, with pride and gratitude, do honour to a name that adorned the annals of an immortal Cause.
• He was a descendant of Robert Cushman, the preacher of the Pilgrims, whose service was in a thousand ways of such value to the little colony at Plymouth.
• Samuel Wadsworth was the youngest son of Christopher Wadsworth, one of the early Plymouth Pilgrims, who settled at Duxbury with Capt.
• Monks took up their quarters in the grotto, they built a monastery, a chapel, and a hostelry on the coast, and pilgrims began to flock thither.
• The archbishop was buried in the minster, and his tomb was much frequented by pilgrims in the north.
• Knights and pilgrims had ceased coming into the town.
• Landing of Pilgrims at Plymouth, picture representing, 52.
• Here we also met a considerable number of pilgrims, mostly Greeks and Armenians from the neighbourhood, who were journeying to Jerusalem.
• The great throng of pilgrims from around the world, attracted to Him by this simple daring act of leadership, witnessed a group of mighty acts during these Passover days.
• I was only one of a great multitude of pilgrims who are coming always, their chief errand being to see the graves of these famous dead within the quiet town.
• But the Pilgrims helped the sailors to place a heavy piece of wood under one of the deck beams and saved the vessel from going to pieces.
• The word of the Lord by night To the watching Pilgrims came, As they sat by the seaside, And filled their hearts with flame.
• Pilgrims come from far and near, to gain blessing and health for themselves and their families from the sacred mountain.
• When he waved it a third time refreshing rain fell everywhere, and the pilgrims proceeded on their way in comfort.
• Mighty is the stream of pilgrims which continually sets toward the holy place.
• Now these pilgrims, Christian and Faithful, as I said, had to go through this fair.

Similar words containing PILGRIM without suffix s

pilgrim12 pilgrimed15 pilgrimer14 pilgrimage16 pilgrimers15 pilgriming16 pilgrimise15 pilgrimize24 pilgrimaged18 pilgrimager17 pilgrimages17 pilgrimised17 pilgrimises16 pilgrimized26 pilgrimizes25 pilgrimagers18 pilgrimaging19 pilgrimising18 pilgrimizing27

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