Regulus is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REGULUS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a mass that forms beneath the slag in a furnace
• the brightest star in the constellation Leo. It is a triple system of which the primary is a hot dwarf star.
• impure metal forming beneath the slag during the smelting of ores
• A petty king; a ruler of little power or consequence.
• The button, globule, or mass of metal, in a more or less impure state, which forms in the bottom of the crucible in smelting and reduction of ores.
• A star of the first magnitude in the constellation Leo; -- called also the Lion\'s Heart.
• the brightest star in Leo
• a genus of birds of the family Sylviidae including kinglets

Words related to REGULUS

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Words that contain REGULUS

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How to use REGULUS in a sentence

• I can compare it to nothing but the butt of Regulus, without the nails.
• Accordingly, under the leadership of Marcus Atilius Regulus, the war passed over into Africa.
• Regulus might hope to begin the next campaign with the siege of the capital, and with that view he pitched his camp for the winter in its immediate vicinity at Tunes.
• It was natural that they should do so, for everything depended on their getting quit of the army of Regulus, before reinforcements could arrive from Italy.
• The campaign of Regulus is an instance how singularly they adhered to the idea that superiority in tactics decides everything.
• This was the more remarkable, as Regulus was an able and experienced general of his kind.
• The single campaign of Regulus introduced as many captives as made up a fifth part of the whole population.
• Quintus Fabius and Publius Decius were succeeded in the consulship by Lucius Postumius Megellus and Marcus Atilius Regulus.
• Trebonius was tortured by Dolabella, and so, indeed, was Regulus by the Carthaginians.
• By the second day it was clearly visible to any decent instrument, as a speck with a barely sensible diameter, in the constellation Leo near Regulus.
• We are naturally led to uphold truth and abhor deceit, to admire Regulus in his tortures, and to despise a lifetime of inglorious ease.
• The Carthaginians were weakened enough to desire peace, and they sent Regulus to propose it, making him swear to return if he did not succeed.
• His hero is Regulus, returning steadfastly through the ranks of protesting friends to keep faith with the pitiless executioners of Carthage.
• What was the conduct of Regulus on this occasion? 5.
• How did Regulus put an end to their embarrassment? 10.
• It will be found above Regulus, and is the brightest star on the blade of the Sickle.
• Over there are Regulus and his sickle, and in the northwest you see Queen Vega.
• But at this moment an order arrived from the Roman senate, bidding Volso with twenty-four thousand men return at once, leaving Regulus with only sixteen thousand.
• With exceeding folly Regulus left the strongly fortified camp, which in Roman warfare formed one of the chief defences, and arrayed his forces in the open plain.
• The Carthaginians, commanded by Xanthippus, a better general than Regulus, won the day, and only two thousand Romans escaped slaughter.
• The Romans invade Africa 72 Their naval victory 72 Brilliant success of Regulus in Africa 72 The Carthaginians sue in vain for peace 72 255.
• Victory of Metellus at Panormus 73 Embassy of the Carthaginians to Rome 73 Heroic conduct of Regulus 74 250.
• The Carthaginian troops retired within the walls of the capital, and Regulus now overran the country without opposition.
• Regulus, who had been now five years in captivity, was allowed to accompany the embassadors, with the promise that he would return to Carthage if their proposals were declined.
• Regulus was one of the favorite characters of early Roman story.
• There is not a more glorious instance of it, than in the character of Regulus.
• It then appears like a star of the first magnitude, having a white twinkling light, and resembling somewhat the star Regulus in the constellation Leo.
• His eyes wandered from star cluster to star cluster, from glowing Regulus, to bright and powerful Sirius.
• The paranatellons of this sign are the flowing water of Aquarius, and Cepheus, King of Ethiopia, called Regulus, or simply The King.
• Their leaders were Regulus and Lucius, preferred before others for their excellence.
• They say that Regulus, too, had been sent among the envoys because of his reputation and valor.
• Imitations of Regulus are not popular, and public opinion holds them in some derision.
• The Romans were enabled to land an invading army under Regulus in Africa.
• Pliny gives us an idea of the vast acquisitions gained by Regulus, the notorious informer.
• He was brother to Regulus, the vile informer, who has been mentioned.
• By sunset the earth had moved enough to make the sun appear to be at circle 2, and by the next morning at circle 3, at which time Regulus would rise before the sun.
• Poor Latin! it is worse handled than was Regulus by the Carthaginians.

Similar words containing GULU without suffix s and without prefix re

argulus8 jugulum17 cingulum13 coagulum13 coagulums14 reguluses10 propagulum17

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