Shops is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SHOPS in dictionary:

VERB:
• SHOP, to visit shops to buy goods
• visit one or more shops or websites to buy goods
• look for the best available price or rate for something
• inform on (someone)
• alter (a photographic image) digitally using Photoshop image-editing software
NOUN:
• a building or part of a building where goods or services are sold
• an act of going shopping
• a place where things are manufactured or repaired; a workshop
• a room or department in a factory where a particular stage of production is carried out
• the place where one works
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to examine goods with intent to buy

Words related to SHOPS

shop9 shopped15 shopping16

Words that contain SHOPS

bishops14 copshops17 ginshops14 potshops15 teashops13 toyshops16 bakeshops20 bookshops20 cookshops20 dramshops17 giftshops18 grogshops16 hockshops23 pawnshops19 swagshops18 teleshops14 tuckshops20 unbishops16 wineshops17 workshops21 photoshops20 shopsoiled16 sweatshops18 sweetshops18 tallyshops18 archbishops23 barbershops20

How to use SHOPS in a sentence

• Shells crashed into the houses, into the shops, into the station.
• The evening was deepening, and some of the shops had already lit up, as Mr.
• Several shops were already opened, and there were a few carts and other vehicles tracking their way through the broad and yet grass-grown street.
• There is never a pane of glass on the lower story, even for the shops, but only barred windows and solid doors.
• There is nothing to see in the town except the lighthouse and the shops.
• Most craftsmen in this epoch still had their shops in one lane or street and lived above their shops, as they had done in the earlier period.
• He owns endless blocks Of houses and shops, And the stream never stops Pouring into his banks.
• How many of the inhabitants of Antwerp remained in the city that night it is impossible to say, but it is pretty certain they were all in the cellars of their houses or shops.
• They might as well be underground as in some of those close, crowded shops.
• Outside many of the big shops is placed a row of niches where you may leave your unfinished cigar till you return.
• If forbidden, large numbers of persons would be obliged to work for the government, after losing little stores or shops in which for years they had been interested.
• A number of persons collected from other shops, and after an hour, all seemed still unwilling that the conversation should be broken off.
• In this lower story were the gay shops of Guayaquil, filled with the prints, and silks, and fancy articles of England and France.
• Shops have reopened, as at Noyon, where the French Government has advanced money to the business men.
• This back building had long served as a store-room, backshop, and kitchen to one of the shops facing the street.
• These railroads include an enormous aggregate of works and structures in the form of tunnels, cuts, banks, bridges, stations, and shops.
• Almost all of the fossil animals which have been obtained in China by foreigners have been purchased in apothecary shops.
• The streets are wide and airy, and their arrangement compact, but the shops are poor, and create an impression of dullness.
• Bells were rung, the shops shut, and all business suspended.
• Behold, then, Philip and his wife, well pleased, going the rounds of shops and stores in fitting up their new dwelling, and let us follow step by step.
• She went down a small lane, turned to her right, and found herself in a mean little street full of small shops.

Similar words containing SHOP without suffix s

shop9 shope10 bishop13 shoppe13 shoppy16 bishops14 copshop16 ginshop13 potshop14 shopbot14 shopboy17 shopful15 shophar15 shopman14 shopmen14 shopped15 shopper14 shoppes14 teashop12 toyshop15 bakeshop19 bishoped16 bookshop19 cookshop19 copshops17 dramshop16 giftshop17 ginshops14 grogshop15 hockshop22 pawnshop18 potshops15 shopbots15 shopboys18 shopfuls16 shopgirl14 shophars16 shopless13 shoplift16 shoppers15 shoppier15 shoppies15 shopping16 shoptalk17 shopworn16 swagshop17 teashops13 teleshop13 toyshops16 tuckshop19 unbishop15 wineshop16 workshop20 bakeshops20 bishopdom19 bishopess16 bishoping17 bishopric18 bookshops20 cookshops20 dramshops17 giftshops18 grogshops16 hockshops23 pawnshops19 photoshop19 shopboard17 shopfront17 shopgirls15 shophroth20 shoplifts17 shoppiest16 shoppings17 shoptalks18 shopwoman19 shopwomen19 swagshops18 sweatshop17 sweetshop17 tallyshop17 teleshops14 tuckshops20 unbishops16 wineshops17 workshops21 shophouse17 archbishop22 barbershop19 bishopbird20 bishopdoms20 bishoprics19 bishopweed21 photoshops20 shopaholic20 shopboards18 shopfitter18 shopfronts18 shopkeeper21 shoplifted19 shoplifter18 Show more ...

SCRABBLE® is a registered trademark. We do not cooperate with the owners of this trademark. All trademark rights are owned by their owners and are not relevant to the web site "scrabble-word.com". This site is intended for entertainment and training. We try to make a useful tool for all fans of SCRABBLE. "Scrabble Word" is the best method to improve your skills in the game.