Scrolls is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SCROLLS in dictionary:

VERB:
• SCROLL, to move text across a display screen
• move displayed text or graphics in a particular direction on a computer screen in order to view different parts of them
• (of displayed text or graphics) move up, down, or across a computer screen
• cause to move like paper rolling or unrolling
NOUN:
• a roll of parchment or paper for writing on.
• an ancient book or document written on a scroll.
• an ornamental design or carving resembling a partly unrolled scroll of parchment, e.g. on the capital of a column, or at the end of a stringed instrument.
• a depiction of a narrow ribbon bearing a motto or inscription.
• the facility which moves a display on a computer screen in order to view new material

Words related to SCROLLS

scroll8 scrolled11 scrolling12

Words that contain SCROLLS

escrolls10 enscrolls11 inscrolls11

How to use SCROLLS in a sentence

• Beyond necessary furniture, the cottage contained little but precious scrolls, obtained by Elenko from Athens and the newly founded city of Constantine.
• We learned to draw flying birds and bounding deer and floating swans with scrolls in their beaks, all without lifting pen from paper.
• Screen capture A part of your communications software that opens a file on your computer and saves to it whatever scrolls past on the screen while connected to a host system.
• Their work was done, and the next morning at daylight the draperies and garlands were to be nailed up, and the illuminated scrolls put in place in the Town Hall.
• Alternating with the scrolls are designs representing episodes in my life and reign.
• The brasswork was old and fine, the scrolls of the Law were very ancient, but there was no sign of wealth, and little decoration.
• Thereafter he made innumerable heads in clay, and covered linen scrolls with drawings.
• The scrolls and books, which lie on the pedestal, with brush, palette, and hat, are allusions to the varied pursuits of Rubens as diplomatist, statesman, and painter.
• They are long narrow scrolls of paper, filled with incoherent scraps of verse, which are separated from each other by a variety of fanciful drawings.
• Painted scrolls of paper were on the walls, and on old ledges were torn books in the Burmese character, which a few boys made a pretence of reading.
• Of them all He spoke the highest praise, and to all He gave abundant blessings, as is proved by the text of His scrolls and Tablets.
• The scrolls you had enclosed were clearly understood.
• This precious document, adorned with florid scrolls and a big, impressive seal, was written in Danish.
• Torquemada asserts that five cities alone yielded to the Spanish governor on one requisition no less than sixteen thousand volumes or scrolls! Every leaf was destroyed.
• A single line will be sufficient, but care must be taken to get the shapes of the scrolls true.
• Once when she was a little girl her father told her that on Passover night an angel sometimes came out of the doors of the Ark from among the scrolls of the Law.
• Foxy-faced satellites of the abbey were doing a roaring trade in charms against various accidents, and in sacred scrolls printed with prayers or figures of Nichiren.
• After some consideration of it he asked the meaning of the scrolls that Joseph carried in his hand, feigning an interest in them and in Azariah.
• You also see scrolls by the doors of the private houses and on the shops.
• It is in very beautiful condition, very clearly written on parchment, with all the initials filled up in gold and colours, and with numerous flowered scrolls.
• The evangelical beasts are emptying into the hopper, skins full of scrolls on which are written the effective Sacramental words.
• The chattel mortgage scrolls in the office of the recorder of Fraser County indicated that his printing-press no longer owed allegiance to the Honorable Morton Bassett.
• Arbaces was seated before a small table, on which lay unfolded several scrolls of papyrus, impressed with the same character as that on the threshold of the mansion.
• She was then taken to the bank of the river, to a monastery which was beautifully decorated with scrolls and banners.

Similar words containing SCROLL without suffix s

scroll8 escroll9 enscroll10 escrolls10 inscroll10 scrolled11 scroller10 enscrolls11 inscrolls11 scrollers11 scrolling12 enscrolled13 inscrolled13 scrollable14 scrollings13 scrollwise15 scrollwork19 enscrolling14 inscrolling14 scrollworks20

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