Settler is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SETTLER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who settles
• a person who settles in an area, typically one with no or few previous inhabitants
• One who settles, becomes fixed, established, etc.
• Especially, one who establishes himself in a new region or a colony; a colonist; a planter; as, the first settlers of New England.
• That which settles or finishes; hence, a blow, etc., which settles or decides a contest.
• A vessel, as a tub, in which something, as pulverized ore suspended in a liquid, is allowed to settle.
• a person who settles in a new colony or moves into new country
• a negotiator who settles disputes
• a clerk in a betting shop who calculates the winnings
• colonist
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that settles

Words related to SETTLER

colonist10 peopler11 settlers8

Words that contain SETTLER

settlers8

How to use SETTLER in a sentence

• Let it be valued at twice that price, and be charged with the interest of that price as a ground-rent to be paid by the settler.
• The forest settler who swung an axe all day for his livelihood could have felled the ordinary fine gentleman with one blow of his fist.
• I am a prospective settler who just arrived this afternoon.
• It was an old-fashioned house for that part of the world, built a good many years ago by a rich settler, who was once the owner of all that side of the country.
• Each settler had his own farm besides, often a long way from the fort, and it was on this that he usually intended to make his permanent home.
• To the average settler the land was the prime source of livelihood.
• In 1785, on June 29th, the house of a settler named Scott, in Washington County, Virginia, was attacked.
• It was finally arranged that we must have a school, and the cabin of a bachelor settler was tendered and accepted, and my father chosen as teacher.
• Even so the white settler pursues the Indian, and is victor in the chase.
• During my residence in Jersey, I was at no little pains to inform myself of the difficulties attending a back settler.
• It sometimes happens, that an unsuccessful back settler joins the Indians at war with the states.
• The door was of plank with leather hinges, or with iron hinges made from an old wagon tire by the nearest blacksmith or by the settler himself.
• It was strange to see these big motor-vans out in the wilderness where there was not a settler, not a civilized man except the employees of the Telegraphic Commission.
• There was a point of contact in the adventure of a settler, Turner by name, whom Sir George Grey met near the Murray River.
• The settler, in all probability, has been accustomed in early life to good society, has been well educated and brought up.
• We camped at noon near the house of a settler who seemed to have a dog farm, as the place was overrun with the animals.
• They sent me to the island, and I worked seven years for a settler for nothing.
• He is now, I believe, a comfortable settler on the eastern side of Tasmania.
• Lytle remembered an old settler who lived alone, far up the valley.
• First comes the settler who, ax in hand, clears the ground for his humble dwelling, and plants whatever seed he has brought with him.
• Teaching a pupil to read before he enters upon the active business of life is like giving a new settler an axe as he goes to seek his new home in the forest.
• On the 21st died an industrious good young man, Joseph Webb, a settler at the district named Liberty Plains.
• One settler was executed this month, and one soldier lost his life by a tree falling on him at the Hawkesbury.
• The settler pushed onward, plodding, as it were, behind his plow with a rifle.
• The buffalo preceded you, the settler, seeking a home, will follow you.
• From them the overflow drifts out into the surrounding districts and provides a plentiful supply for the hunter and settler.
• Uncle Cassius was a first settler there, I believe.
• Eighteen convicts, under the direction of an overseer, who is a settler, were employed in making bricks.
• Secondly, because of the excellent quality of the soil, which is remarkably free from surface-stone, that every old settler knows is both troublesome and expensive to clear away.
• Whenever the Indians attacked a settlement, the settler who saw them first took his gun and fired it three times.
• In case of disease or accidental death, the superintendant of stock to be immediately informed thereof, or the settler responsible for the loss.
• The wars with the Indians in that region closed in 1794, and Alexander McGuffey then married Anna Holmes, of Washington county, and became a settler.
• Society in those States is, however, still so disturbed, and in such angry temper, that no Northern settler will be welcome or comfortable, as yet, who goes alone.

Similar words containing SETTL without suffix er

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