Releases is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RELEASES in dictionary:

VERB:
• RELEASE, to set free
• allow or enable to escape from confinement; set free
• allow (something) to move, act, or flow freely
• remove restrictions or obligations from (someone or something) so that they become available for other activity
• remove (part of a machine or appliance) from a fixed position, allowing something else to move or function
• allow (something) to return to its resting position by ceasing to put pressure on it
• allow (information) to be generally available
• make (a film, recording, or other product) available to the public
• remit or discharge (a debt)
• surrender (a right)
• make over (property or money) to another
NOUN:
• the action or process of releasing or being released
• a handle or catch that releases part of a mechanism.
• the action of making a film, recording, or other product available to the public
• a film or other product made available to the public
• the action of releasing property, money, or a right to another.
• a document effecting a release of property, money, etc.

Words related to RELEASES

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How to use RELEASES in a sentence

• BUMSTEAD, as he releases the excited lad, and turns from the pauper burial-ground for a curious kind of pitching and running walk homeward.
• The releases required by law to be deposited in the Treasury not having been filed there, the remaining five millions have not been issued.
• She held nothing back, let him drive her crazy, begged him for it, and then gave a series of wondering cries as releases rippled through her body, one after another.
• Miss Sophronia asks what her name is, how old she is, whether she goes to school, what she studies there, and whether she likes to go to school, and at length releases her.
• In many cases it releases itself under ordinary exposures to the oxygen of the atmosphere.
• Further, you have refused to avail yourself of any of the releases which are perfectly open to you by law.
• By that will, you will perceive that he especially forgives you the debt of forty thousand dollars, and releases the claim under the mortgage.
• Even their provincial organs often contain important and cheering news of the doings of the British Army many days before the Censor releases the information in England.
• When the freezing is complete, jets of steam or quick immersion of the can in hot water releases the cake and the can is ready for another charge.
• The pressure on the key at headquarters releases the horses in the stalls of the various engine-houses.
• The secret is afterwards disclosed by Hilda in a fit of jealous rage, whereupon Brunehild releases Sigurd from the enchantment of the potion.
• As the moist material is drawn through the bleaching solution, the acid on the fabric acts upon the solution and releases chlorine.
• She feels that it entitles her to special consideration, releases her from obligations which she does not voluntarily assume.
• It at once releases this command while it is in good health for operations elsewhere.
• After remaining in the sack a few seconds the performer releases the ends of the rope held by him and pushes the sack open with his hands, when he is free to rise to the surface.
• M704 Mary releases the bishops and restores the mass.
• The king, our gracious lord, releases us from our obligation to pay the promised war-tax of a million and a half.
• Before the first wheel releases the tube at the top, the other wheel has reached the bottom, this time pressing along the water that was brought up by the first wheel.
• That which holds you fast is that which releases the birds and sets the fishes free.
• He uses magic to catch all fish in the river, and selects one with roe, releases others.
• If I press one of the buttons it breaks the electrical current, the magnet no longer has any attraction, and it releases the explosive.
• The removal of a certain pin releases a spring which lights an internal fuse, timed to explode the bomb in five seconds.
• The weight of the bird releases the trigger, the bent twig flies up, and the noose is drawn tightly.
• Its weight releases the trigger, and the noose is drawn tightly around its legs.
• The weight and movement of the victim releases the trigger, draws the line taut, and closes the noose about its legs.
• The eel enters and seizes the frog, but as it starts to back out, it releases the bent rattan, and the door is pulled shut.
• A string stretched across the path, when touched, releases a bolt and spring, which latter impels a bamboo arrow with great force across the path.
• Prince Arthur finds the Redcross Knight half starved in a foul dungeon and releases him.
• On the other hand, ill usage, or any failure on the part of the employer to fulfill his engagement, releases the laborer from his service.

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