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

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.

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