Slavers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SLAVERS in dictionary:

VERB:
• SLAVER, to drool
• let saliva run from the mouth
• show excessive admiration or desire
NOUN:
• a person who dealt in or owned slaves.
• a ship used for transporting slaves.
• saliva running from the mouth
• excessive or obsequious flattery.

Words related to SLAVERS

slaver9 slavered12 slavering13

Words that contain SLAVERS

beslavers14 enslavers12

How to use SLAVERS in a sentence

• Out of ten slavers that are seized on the high seas, nine are always destined to Cuba.
• All the cargoes of the recaptured slavers are taken there, and every comfort and convenience afforded to the unfortunate negroes.
• Near these islands we passed a vessel running under reefed sails before the wind, whence the captain concluded that she was a cruiser looking after slavers.
• LEGISLATIVE POWER HAS ABOLISHED SLAVERS IN ITS PARTS.
• The ship of the slavers was beneath his feet, but the slavers themselves were gone.
• It was the body of one of the slavers and presently he passed another.
• The Arabs have told the chief that our object in capturing slavers is to get them into our own possession, and make them of our own religion.
• Not to judge them too harshly they had become to a great extent demoralised by camp life with Mohamad and his horde of slaves and slavers.
• The Roman official stamp which he put upon the gospel of Jesus has been the salvation of the Slavers from the Reformation on.
• The moving picture shows furnish to these slavers another opportunity of misleading girls.
• We can never know the numbers slain in wars which were deliberately undertaken to stock the holds of slavers.
• These threats were not apparently without their effect, although his Majesty was as much afraid of opposing the slavers, as he was of quarrelling with us.
• Her captain found the English slavers on the ground already, mightily discontented, for the trade was dull.
• In addition to the ordinary risks of shipwreck or capture the slavers encountered perils peculiar to their calling.
• Infectious disease was one of the grave perils with which the slavers had to reckon.
• It was under the Stars and Stripes that the slavers longest protected their murderous traffic.
• The slavers soon began to carry heavy guns, and with desperate crews were no mean antagonists for a man-of-war.
• Even under the humane care of the navy officers who were put in command of captured slavers the human cattle suffered grievously.

Similar words containing SLAVER without suffix s

slaver9 slavery13 beslaver13 enslaver11 slavered12 slaverer11 beslavers14 enslavers12 slaverers12 slaveries12 slavering13 beslavered16 proslavery18 slaverings14 antislavery17 beslavering17 slaveringly18 antislaveries16

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