Sooner is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SOONER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who settles on government prematurely
• a native or resident of Oklahoma
• idler or shirker
ADVERB:
• in or after a short time
• early
• comparatives of `soon\' or `early\'
• more readily or willingly
• rather
• used to indicate one's preference in a particular matter
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• in the near future
• one who settles on government land before it is officially opened for settlement

Words related to SOONER

rather9 soon4 sooners7 soonest7

Words that contain SOONER

sooners7

How to use SOONER in a sentence

• The country that pursues such a policy must, sooner or later, meet with a downfall.
• If he sustained an injury peculiar to his calling, it seemed probable that he would the sooner be moved to action.
• No sooner did I fall into slumbers, than the same image, only more perplexing, assailed me in the shape of dreams.
• No sooner did rebellion break over England in the next year than the Irish with one accord rose in revolt.
• No sooner does the Greek choir begin its shrill chant, than the Latins fly to the assault.
• You could not have named a city on the shores of your Mediterranean that would sooner warm my heart than this very town of which you speak.
• They are nearly all loose, and I am afraid we will have to stop sooner, if there can be found wood suitable to heat the tires.
• No sooner was the last scene written than I started at once for London, confident I should find no difficulty in getting my play produced.
• No sooner had it disappeared in dust in front of her than she heard the crack of its whip behind.
• As we have come this way we have picked up Lola sooner.
• Besides which, however elaborately you clean these parts, the horse is no sooner led out than presently he will be just as dirty as if he had not been cleaned.
• CHAPTER 5 No sooner was her answer dispatched, than Mrs.
• The division had no sooner arrived at the island, than a frigate brought word of a French squadron having been seen off the west end of Sicily.
• She had no sooner seated herself to read than the sound of the door-bell echoed through the house.
• It would tend to accelerate the crisis which the doctrines of that school must, sooner or later, bring upon us.
• Which mooued king Henrie the sooner to condescend to the agreement.
• Our boats returning from sounding seemed to alarm them, so that they all left us sooner than probably they would otherwise have done.
• The wonder really is that Ayisha did not betray her designs on him sooner.
• And sooner or later, often enough, and, according to my construction of our history, quite too often, it effects its purposes.
• Since after all there must be words, the sooner they were spoken the better.
• If you tired out Lady Dudley, who is a very distinguished woman, I, who have not her passionate desires, should, I fear, turn coldly against you even sooner than she did.
• All were waiting for their supper, for they were anxious to go to bed that the dear Christmas might the sooner come.
• Oh, we can last a week or so yet, but the sooner something is done, the sooner we shall be easy in our minds.
• No sooner had Aurelius heard him than he leapt out of bed.
• No sooner had the clergyman pronounced the final words than the most unearthly noise broke loose right at the door.

Similar words containing SOON without suffix er

soon4 alsoon6 alsoone7 bassoon9 eftsoon10 gorsoon8 gossoon8 monsoon9 sooners7 soonest7 soonish10 bassoons10 eftsoons11 gorsoons9 gossoons9 monsoons10 oversoon11 monsoonal11 bassoonist12 bassoonists13 contrabassoon17 contrabassoons18

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