Says is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SAYS in dictionary:

VERB:
• SAY, to utter in words, speak
• utter words so as to convey information, an opinion, a feeling or intention, or an instruction
• (of a text or a symbolic representation) convey specified information or instructions
• enable a listener or reader to learn or understand something by conveying or revealing (information or ideas)
• (of a clock or watch) indicate (a specified time)
• be asserted or reported
• present a consideration in favour of or excusing (someone or something)
• utter the whole of (a speech or other set of words, typically one learned in advance)
• assume something in order to work out what its consequences would be; make a hypothesis
• used parenthetically to indicate that something is being suggested as possible or likely but not certain
NOUN:
• an opportunity to influence developments and policy
• an opportunity for stating one's opinion or feelings
INTERJECTION:
• used to express surprise or to draw attention to a remark or question

Words related to SAYS

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Words that contain SAYS

sayst8 assays9 essays9 resays9 unsays9 forsays13 missays12 naysays13 outsays10 foresays14 gainsays12 hearsays14 bioassays14 misassays14 soothsays15 southsays15 undersays13 immunoassays19 radioimmunoassays25

How to use SAYS in a sentence

• FISK says that VANDERBILT will hear those Parrotts talk.
• Dawson says this stream empties into Taku Arm, and in that event Capt.
• Scott, says Lockhart, considered Byron the only poet of transcendent talents we had had since Dryden.
• She says when the Commonwealth of Massachusetts will give her the right of representation she will pay her taxes.
• But he says your little niece will keep us all alive.
• Lenoir says the number was only five or six hundred.
• The honorable gentleman says, that this cause is not only dark, but intended to grant to congress, for that time, the power to admit the importation of slaves.
• Paul says, when these two fall out with each other, the spirit is in the right, and the flesh in the wrong.
• Arnott says, a quantity equal in bulk to that of a full-sized orange.
• Richards, who is a judge of such things, says they display so much taste, attributing it, of course, to my own directions.
• But Aunt Emily says people are talking about your living alone, etc.
• Tim says he is flush enough at the club and other places.
• When she does break out, poor dear, she says things and does things which are almost reckless enough to be worthy of Dexter himself.
• Is not our comforter always from outside and above ourselves? God says, I show My pity through divine law, not through human.
• But how are we to practise dying? Fore-fancy it, as Rutherford says.
• Evelyn says that Raphael, the great painter, painted many of his pictures on larch-wood.
• He says no true collector cares a cent for a diamond.
• As Mollie says, we may be thankful we are not on a small cake of ice.
• In that house she has lived from that time to the present, and says she intends to remain there until her death.
• He says, if he had pursued any other course, the French commander might have run into the road of St.
• Krajiek says he’s turrible strong and can stand anything.
• They have, says he, the happiness of retaining that Divine image present in the mind, so that, although blind, they have in imagination that which he cannot have.
• I recall a writer who says that the column of breath must be directed against the hard palate toward the front of the mouth in order to get a resonant tone.
• Madge is improving every week, Oliver writes, but she has got to stay in Colorado at least during the winter, the doctor says.
• They assemble, says Plato, in the fields of oblivion, to drink there the water of the river Ameles, which causes men to forget everything.
• Men, she says, have smashed furniture and torn their bodies.
• Jefferson, the manager, says he figures on completing his work in the one visit, and has made all necessary preparations.
• My brain was like a phonograph that sticks at one word and says it over and over again until some one stops it.
• All that he says is real, pointed, and apt for circumstance and person.
• The old chief feels sure that his request will be granted, because, as he proudly says, he has come on himself to make it.

Similar words containing SAY without suffix s

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