Reeve is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REEVE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to fasten by passing through or around something
• thread (a rope or rod) through a ring or other aperture
• To pass, as the end of a pope, through any hole in a block, thimble, cleat, ringbolt, cringle, or the like.
• pass a rope through
• pass through a hole or opening
• fasten by passing through a hole or around something
• pass (a rope or cable) through an eye or other narrow opening
NOUN:
• a local official, in particular the chief magistrate of a town or district in Anglo-Saxon England.
• the president of a village or town council.
• a female ruff.
• local representative of the king in a shire until the early 11th century
• The female of the ruff.
• an officer, steward, bailiff, or governor; -- used chiefly in compounds; as, shirereeve, now written sheriff; portreeve, etc.
• an official supervising a landowner's estate.

Words related to REEVE

reeved10 reeves9 reeving11 rove7 roved9 roven8 roves8

Words that contain REEVE

preeve11 reeved10 reeves9 preeved13 preeves12 screeve12 unreeve10 repreeve13 screeved14 screever13 screeves13 unreeved12 unreeves11 portreeve14 repreeved15 repreeves14 screevers14 woodreeve16 reeveship17 portreeves15 woodreeves17 reeveships18

How to use REEVE in a sentence

• The bands which came together there were composed of men well used to arms, each band under its own alderman, or reeve.
• He made choice of the profession of law, and commenced the study under Tappan Reeve of Elizabethtown.
• Reeve, and she thought of them asleep in the firelight.
• Reeve had promised to come and see the two children.
• Reeve walked blindly back through the lines of suburban villas to the station.
• Reeve, a beautiful actress, who performed in many of his plays.
• REEVE THE POISONED PEN THE INVISIBLE RAT THE SILENT BULLET THE DEADLY TUBS THE BLACK HAND THE STEEL DOOR PAUL L.
• The hundred court was a representative body, composed of the lords of lands or their stewards, with the reeve and four selected men and the parish priest from each township.
• The Reeve, the Miller, and the Cook, are several men, and distinguished from each other, as much as the mincing Lady Prioress, and the broad-speaking gap-toothed Wife of Bath.
• It is semi-independent of Dorset, being governed by a Reeve, who is appointed by male and female crown tenants from among themselves.
• Reeve, who, though not of delicate health, was a gentleman of refined tastes, and liked to have his meals prepared and served in the best style.
• Reeve observing, when the feast was finished, that he had never in all his life eaten a better breakfast.
• Reeve asked Davy if he could find the mouth of the Tarra River.
• John Reeve and John King were appointed Justices of the Peace for the new district.
• Reeve was present, watching the proceedings and listening.
• Reeve offered farms to the industrious at the rental of one bushel of wheat to the acre.
• John Fraser Reeve, the great-grandson of Colonel Malcolm Fraser, who figures so prominently in the story, has given me invaluable information about the Fraser family.
• Reeve died in 1879 leaving the use of the property to her husband, Colonel Reeve, for his life.
• The mayor was chosen, not, like the reeve whom he had displaced, by the overlord, but by the merchants of Bristol who were members of the merchant gild.
• On arrival at Dunnville, where we expected to remain during the night, we were met by the Reeve of the town, who provided the men with billets, and I reported our arrival to Col.
• Reeve, when he retired from the public service, did not receive the knighthood which custom entitled him to expect.
• Memoirs of the Life and Correspondence of Henry Reeve.
• He was some sort of a clerk, probably the reeve of the municipality, and did not work on the farm at all.
• And the reeve soon led him to the abbess, and made that known to her and told her.
• Some plant the capstan, others pass the long hemp cable and reeve it through the fiddle block.
• He read with the celebrated Judges Reeve and Gould, at Litchfield, Connecticut.
• Fifty years ago, the only law-school in the United States was taught by Tapping Reeve and James Gould, at Litchfield, Connecticut.
• Reeve and the celebrated Samuel Lathrop Mitchell were his classmates, and agree that he had no equal in college.
• I do not remember ever having seen him on the street, or in the company of any one, except some of the young men who were reading with Judge Reeve.
• The writers who took the chief part in originating and sustaining the romantic revival in English fiction were Horace Walpole, Clara Reeve, and Mrs.
• Miss Reeve introduced far less of the incredible than her predecessor, but she did not approach Walpole in the adaptation of her scenes to supernatural effects.
• The loneliness of Emily in the castle, her dread of real dangers inclining her mind to expect the unreal, are shown with an art of which neither Walpole nor Reeve were capable.
• This weakness is very different from that of Walpole or Reeve.
• The works of Walpole, Clara Reeve, and particularly of Mrs.

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