Princes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRINCES in dictionary:

VERB:
• PRINCE, to play the prince
NOUN:
• (1958–2016), US singer, songwriter, and musician; born Prince Rogers Nelson. Known for his distinctive fusion of funk, rock, and dance music as well as his flamboyant dress and highly sexual lyrics, he achieved international fame in the 1980s with songs like "Purple Rain" (1984), "When Doves Cry" (1984), and "Kiss" (1986).
• (1958–2016), US singer, songwriter, and musician; born Prince Rogers Nelson. Known for his distinctive fusion of funk, rock, and dance music as well as his flamboyant dress and highly sexual lyrics, he achieved international fame in the 1980s with songs like "Purple Rain" (1984), "When Doves Cry" (1984), and "Kiss" (1986).
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a non-reigning male member of a royal family

Words related to PRINCES

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How to use PRINCES in a sentence

• Great was the consternation amongst the council of the queen and princes.
• The princes of the blood and Xeriffes are not allowed to interfere in any political or public business, and are never consulted in state affairs.
• This young King was one of the best of princes, courteous, generous, and beloved of all men.
• That country seems, from the first to the fourth century of our era, to have been under the government of princes of Scythian descent and of considerable wealth and power.
• To her he was the living embodiment of valiant knights and princes who figured in tales she had heard and read, especially those of the Arthurian Legends.
• It required force to obtain possession of the children, but the regent succeeded in doing so in August, in time to defeat a scheme of Henry VIII for kidnapping the princes.
• The Danish population, however, took advantage of his absence to put one of their own princes upon the throne.
• Princes and noblemen of the Empire had for some time been studying from a secular point of view the evils which Luther had begun to attack on spiritual grounds.
• These are under the protection or dominion of two native chiefs or princes, the pangerans of Sungei-lamo and Sungei-etam, the origin of whose authority has been already explained.
• Other Celtic missionaries penetrated further south, even into the heathen realm of Penda and his tributary princes.
• At one time there were several hundred of these ruling princes.
• For our subjects have learned, I dare say, that victories over their princes are but triumphs over themselves, and so will more unwillingly hearken to changes hereafter.
• So favourable was the impression he made on the princes that they expressed a wish that he would follow them to Mainz and spend a few days with them there.
• One day when the young princes were playing in the palace yard they discovered, by chance, an old door that led to the stairway in a tower.
• He was a large and well-whiskered man, with a strong family likeness to the English princes.
• Brown, of Princes Street, to whom all lovers of things Scottish already owe much.
• We beheld, with pleasure, the two princes adding to the dignity of their rank, and their fame in arms, all the grace and elegance of polite literature.
• Little princes, settle your own quarrels amongst yourselves.
• Now the King of the Nibelungs had but just died in the dark little underground town of Nibelheim, and the two tiny princes were the sons of the dead King.

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