Recruits is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RECRUITS in dictionary:

VERB:
• RECRUIT, to enlist for military service
• enlist (someone) in the armed forces
• form (an army or other force) by enlisting new people
• enrol (someone) as a member or worker in an organization or as a supporter of a cause
• persuade to do or help with something
• replenish or reinvigorate (numbers, strength, etc.)
NOUN:
• a person newly enlisted in the armed forces and not yet fully trained.
• a new member of an organization or supporter of a cause.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to engage for military service

Words related to RECRUITS

recruit9 recruited12 recruiting13

How to use RECRUITS in a sentence

• Then, they are producing most of the recruits that the churches need for their work.
• To his sisters also he said a few words, though rather in the tone of a drill sergeant to a pair of recruits.
• Except at Manchester, they had received few or no recruits.
• There were recruits in the Irish regiments who would forget to answer to their own names, so short had been their acquaintance with them.
• He saw it winding through this place night after night, year after year, the old-timers and the new recruits.
• At the sound of his drums, recruits flocked to his standard from all quarters.
• The new recruits, being broken in under the new regime, gave better promise.
• Men who are not accepted as recruits are enrolled as special constables.
• The vanguard of British fur traders and Canadian priests was enlarged by many new recruits, with Americans not far behind them.
• Manual of Instructions for Military Surgeons, on the Examination of Recruits and Discharge of Soldiers.
• An hour later he had successfully passed his physical examination, and was waiting, with a dozen other recruits, to be sworn into the military service of the United States.
• Old members exchanged greetings, and recruits made acquaintances.
• He tried to repair the evil he had done by adding new recruits to the church to fill the places of those whom he had either driven out or caused to be martyred.
• Many of our ideas when first received are like disorderly raw recruits.
• A deliberate and sustained endeavor should be exerted to win fresh recruits for the Faith from the ranks of the considerable French-speaking population of that dominion.
• The goal cities and the far-off Republics are calling for fresh recruits to complete the pioneer roll of honor.
• Variation in Heights of Recruits to the American Army 82 16.
• We must travel over the country, and enlist recruits.
• Mansvelt at once saw his opportunity to win recruits.
• It was three hours before the wreck could be cleared, another car procured, and the recruits bundled into it.
• This was a good deal less than half of the original total in the battalion, including recruits who had come out to fill the gaps caused by death, wounds, and sickness.
• From our colleges and medical schools recruits and funds must be sent until those who are in the new colleges over there are trained and ready to win India for their Master.
• English critics have most severely censured our generals for sometimes placing new recruits in posts of danger, requiring cool heads, steady nerves, and the habit of discipline.
• As the bell sounded dismissing the student body from dinner, Cheer Leader Jimmy Deakyne jumped up on a chair and proposed three cheers for the new recruits.
• The department store, at that time little more than a sweat shop so far as wages and long hours of work were concerned, contributed one hundred and sixteen recruits to the list.
• Officers and men had to begin as recruits, and Jackson was not the man to cut short essential preliminaries.
• It is wonderful that Major Zagonyi should have been able in so few days to bring into such splendid discipline a body of new recruits.
• Great Britain alleged that a constant stream of supplies and recruits passed over the Portuguese border to aid the Boer armies.
• Recruits came in on the ships in question as waiters, as sailors, as passengers, and when landed were sent on to Pretoria.
• Though the fishing gives what occupation there is for the inhabitants of the place, it is by no means sufficient to draw recruits from abroad.

Similar words containing CRUIT without suffix s and without prefix re

recruit9 recruital11 recruited12 recruiter11 recruitals12 recruiters12 recruiting13 recruitable15 recruitings14 recruitment15 recruitments16

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