Runners is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RUNNERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• RUNNER, one who runs
• a person that runs, especially in a specified way
• a person who runs competitively as a sport or hobby
• a horse that runs in a particular race
• a vehicle or machine that operates in a satisfactory or specified way
• a contender for a job or position
• an idea that has a chance of being accepted; a practical suggestion
• a person who runs between the wickets for an injured batsman
• a messenger, collector, or agent for a bank, bookmaker, or similar.
• an orderly in the army.
• a freelance antiques dealer
• a person who smuggles specified goods into or out of a country or area
• a rod, groove, or blade on which something slides.
• each of the long pieces on the underside of a sledge that forms the contact in sliding.
• a roller for moving a heavy article
• a ring capable of slipping or sliding along a strap or rod or through which something may be passed or drawn.
• a rope in a single block with one end round a tackle block and the other having a hook.
• a shoot, typically leafless, which grows from the base of a plant along the surface of the ground and can take root at points along its length
• a plant that spreads by means of runners.
• a twining plant.
• a long, narrow rug or strip of carpet, especially for a hall or stairway
• a revolving millstone.
• a police officer.
• a fast-swimming fish of the jack family, occurring in tropical seas.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that runs

Words related to RUNNERS

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Words that contain RUNNERS

gunrunners11 nonrunners10 outrunners10 rumrunners12 baserunners13 forerunners14 overrunners14 roadrunners12 racerunners13 showrunners17 frontrunners15

How to use RUNNERS in a sentence

• He sets up an establishment, he puts forth runners, advertisements, and show-windows.
• They brought with them two Indian runners, who had waited two months to give notice to the lower and upper Creeks, of his arrival.
• The runners have prepared themselves in the estufas, or underground council chambers, and soon appear.
• Last year, and the year before, he had mastered the field of runners put against him.
• The swish of the runners sounded from morning till night fell.
• Ski runners should remember that sledges and pedestrians have the right of way on a road.
• The snow creaked under the runners of the sledge and glittered and sparkled in the fields.
• The wheels are taken off the carriages, and runners are put on instead.
• He tried this on runners, and found it work admirably.
• They may be raised from seed sown early in spring in a warm situation, or may be increased by runners, which strike root at the joints like the Strawberry.
• Native runners who were captured and otherwise went astray, and the ruthless pencil of the censor, were accountable for many gaps.
• No doubt the Tarahumares are the greatest runners in the world, not in regard to speed, but endurance.
• The runners seem to have a preference for the level tops of low ridges lying in a circle, wherever this is possible.
• Good runners make forty miles in six or eight hours.
• The sleds have broad runners which do not sink into the sands and can be drawn easily.
• Runners went from camp to camp, urging that they throw off the hated British yoke.
• With runners on bases, a double play may sometimes be made by allowing such a hit to first strike the ground.
• The successful runners who slide flat on the stomach are Fogarty, Tiernan, Miller, Andrews, Brown and others.
• The umpire called both runners out, retiring the side.
• I found they were the Brigade runners, and so I at once asked for my young friend.
• He said these Seris were the greatest runners of all desert savages.
• Fast horses, fast boats, fast runners are all good things for the human race.
• Either terror is gifted with better wings than hope, or males are better runners than females.
• For five minutes he groped in the darkness before he found it, and all the time the panting runners were passing him.
• The bearings of the runners worked with great smoothness, and did not become at all heated.
• The runners of the rennwolf were made of hickory strips, 1 inch thick, 2 inches wide and 8 feet long.

Similar words containing RUNNER without suffix s

runner6 gunrunner10 nonrunner9 outrunner9 rumrunner11 baserunner12 forerunner13 gunrunners11 nonrunners10 outrunners10 overrunner13 roadrunner11 rumrunners12 racerunner12 showrunner16 baserunners13 forerunners14 frontrunner14 overrunners14 roadrunners12 racerunners13 showrunners17 frontrunners15

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