Prizes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRIZES in dictionary:

VERB:
• PRIZE, to value highly
• value extremely highly
NOUN:
• a thing given as a reward to the winner of a competition or in recognition of an outstanding achievement
• a thing, especially an amount of money or a valuable object, that can be won in a game of chance
• something of great value that is worth struggling to achieve
• an enemy ship captured during the course of naval warfare
ADJECTIVE:
• having been or likely to be awarded a prize in a competition
• denoting something for which a prize is awarded
• excellent of its kind; outstanding
• complete; utter

Words related to PRIZES

prize16 prized18 prizing19

Words that contain PRIZES

apprizes21 emprizes21 reprizes19 comprizes24 disprizes21 mesprizes22 misprizes22 outprizes20 surprizes20 overprizes24 underprizes23

How to use PRIZES in a sentence

• Rich in treasure, poor in warriors, he left his foes to take away the prizes which he forebore to give to the friends of his own land.
• In half an hour both of the Portuguese vessels struck their colours, and the galleys continued their course for Bombay with their two prizes, each carrying twenty guns.
• Another aspect of the same trait of character, he shewed in an address to medical students at a distribution of prizes.
• Substantial prizes and valuable trophies were awarded the successful competitors.
• Their headquarters are at Udipi in South Kanara and they also hold an annual conference at Tirupati at which examinations in theology are held and prizes given.
• Several prizes which were brought into Port Royal were seized and returned to their owners, while the captors had their commissions taken from them.
• For a year after the declaration of war between Great Britain and the United States in 1812, the frigate saw no important service, though she captured several prizes.
• The great prizes of life come only to those who are efficient.
• Two seamen standing near shot Williams, wounding him severely, and to get rid of him they put him aboard one of their prizes.
• Now greatly increased both in ships and power, he scoured the whole Mediterranean for Italian and Spanish prizes.
• He took but two or three ships, and these have been, after two hundred years, proved to be lawful prizes taken in his legal capacity as a privateer.
• Next they held in his honour foot races and chariot races, and other games, and Thetis gave splendid prizes.
• It is my belief that, at this period, one of the great public prizes of glory, which young students set before themselves, was to deliver a Fourth of July oration.
• Many were the prizes that fell to his steady aim and eye, chief among them the deer, the bear and the buffalo.
• Louis Exposition, received two prizes for the excellence of her wood carving.
• Several prizes had already been captured, and sent home to England.
• Attacking these ships, Allan Redmain speedily put the Norse warriors to the sword and took their vessels as prizes.
• There was not, it would appear, much practice in writing this language, except on the part of those who were candidates for Berkeleian prizes.
• It was, according to the custom of the Greeks, entered for competition in the public prizes and performed in the great theater of Dionysius, supported by the state.
• And for all prizes taken after the time of its commencement, the government is bound to make restitution.

Similar words containing PRIZE without suffix s

prize16 prized18 prizer17 apprize20 emprize20 prizers18 reprize18 apprized22 apprizer21 apprizes21 comprize23 disprize20 emprizes21 mesprize21 misprize21 outprize19 prizeman21 prizemen21 reprized20 reprizes19 surprize19 unprized20 apprizers22 comprized25 comprizes24 disprized22 disprizes21 mesprizes22 misprized23 misprizer22 misprizes22 outprized21 outprizes20 overprize23 surprized21 surprizes20 misprizers23 overprized25 overprizes24 prizefight28 prizewoman26 prizewomen26 underprize22 prizefights29 prizewinner25 underprized24 underprizes23 prizefighter30 prizewinners26 prizewinning27 prizefighters31 prizefighting32 prizefightings33

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