Salary is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SALARY in dictionary:

VERB:
• to pay periodically for non-manual labour
• pay a salary to
• To pay, or agree to pay, a salary to; to attach salary to; as, to salary a clerk; to salary a position.
NOUN:
• a fixed regular payment, typically paid on a monthly basis but often expressed as an annual sum, made by an employer to an employee, especially a professional or white-collar worker
• fixed regular payment, usu monthly, to an employee
• The recompense or consideration paid, or stipulated to be paid, to a person at regular intervals for services; fixed wages, as by the year, quarter, or month; stipend; hire.
• something that remunerates
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to pay a periodic, fixed compensation to

Words related to SALARY

salaried9 salaries8 salarying13 saline6

Words that contain SALARY

salarying13 salaryman14 salarymen14

How to use SALARY in a sentence

• I am willing to pay you a higher salary than you are receiving in your country home, besides providing you with a home in my own house.
• At the beginning of the year he was promoted, and received a considerable increase of salary.
• Indeed, his quarters, his staff and his style of living are much more pretentious than those of the President of the United States, and his salary is quite as large.
• The justices, who receive no salary, hold office for life, or during good behaviour.
• Both which are the more admirable as his salary is less than thirty pounds English per annum.
• He demanded of him what he depended upon for his support, Dumas referred to his salary of twelve hundred francs, as secretary to the duke of Orleans.
• In regard to the salary, it was moderated only to eight hundred pesos.
• It has earned me an engagement for another year to come, and an increase of salary.
• If this is to be done out of his salary, he will be a twelvemonth at least without a copper to live on.
• He earned a good salary which made it unnecessary for his mother to go out to work, or to take any in, and his brother Billy was kept at school.
• The next day my chief opponent resigned his office, and left vacant a salary of seven hundred gold crowns.
• They were ready to take a native pastor who suited them, and pay the larger part of his salary.
• Emile had the handling of her salary, and he knew that anything left over from the expenses of food and lodging went in clothes and her particular vanity, dainty boots.
• Kindergarten assistant-mistresses usually obtain from L90 to L100 salary for part-day work, while for whole-day work the rate is the same as that of their colleagues.
• Her salary is L200-10-L300, whilst that of Men Assistant Inspectors is L250-15-L400.
• And how much salary was due to him, and whether he was paid weekly or monthly, she knew not.
• There were the Silentiarii, the Domestici, and the Scholares, about whom there was nothing military except the name, and their salary was hardly sufficient to live upon.
• Burke, to whom on their own admission the party owed everything, was appointed Paymaster of the Forces, with a salary of four thousand pounds a year.
• Crowther, who had been appointed, at a salary of eight shillings per diem, to divide the religious duties of the settlement with Mr.
• I know the times are dismal, and I am better off on my assured salary than if in the firm now.
• Gibbons offered to raise his salary to five thousand dollars a year, but he declined the offer.
• Every other ambassador except the American has a furnished house given him, and a salary sufficient to entertain as becomes the representative of a great country.
• I had often thought that my ideal would be to build a private swimming bath and to employ Jerry at a salary of some thousands as my own particular coach.
• My mother-in-law, who lived with us, decided to save enough out of my salary to build us a home.
• My salary was eight hundred dollars and a parsonage.
• She must find something to do that would pay her a salary, and it must be something that she could do at home, where she would be needed sorely as soon as the nurse left.
• In five minutes he was engaged at a salary of six dollars a month and to board round.

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