Spies is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SPIES in dictionary:

VERB:
• SPY, to watch secretly, also SPIE
• work for a government or other organization by secretly obtaining information about enemies or competitors
• observe (someone) furtively
• collect information about something to use in deciding how to act
• discern or make out, especially by careful observation
NOUN:
• a person employed by a government or other organization to secretly obtain information on an enemy or competitor.
• a person who keeps watch on others secretly
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• present 3d person sing. of spy

Words related to SPIES

spy8 spying12

Words that contain SPIES

espies8 aspies8 paspies11 waspies12 crispies12 cuspiest12 gaspiest11 raspiest10 waspiest13 wispiest13 crispiest13 superspies14 counterspies16

How to use SPIES in a sentence

• The spies of Minuchihr, however, obtained information of this intention, and communicated the secret to the king.
• By his side was August Spies, a German worker from the metal trades industry, who carried the fight to the Central Trades Body of Chicago to which he was a delegate.
• It is probable, of course, that some spies were executed, but certainly not many.
• But they did not wish to be seen coming away in a body, for such playing was very strictly forbidden, and the spies of the Ten were everywhere.
• The suspicion and distrust which we had met were doubtless, in large part, due to these measures, and the fear that we were government spies.
• Our spies had told us that this was held by an Australian force.
• But he did not escape the spies of his enemies, who arrested and put him at once into a dungeon.
• It was plain to Fred that the Russians, in this quarter at least, had not been well served by their spies.
• We despatch riders had a theory that the inhabitants of these marked houses, far from being spies, were those against whom the Germans had some particular grievance.
• Did any evil result from the employment of spies? 3.
• It needs a cool brain and a sound courage to empty a pocket in the watchful presence of spies and policemen.
• But when they came near to Anglon, they sent out spies who returned to them announcing the array of the enemy.
• That there might be other spies in the forest, they had to assume for their own safety.
• Other spies were there, too, but they were much less in evidence than the Germans.
• And it has been decided to accept the offer of Boy Scouts because the spies we feel we must guard against are less likely to suspect boys than men.
• He could no longer doubt that Graves was in league with the spies on whose trail he and Dick had fallen.
• After this episode there was a long and rigorous hunt for spies and several more were captured, most of them carrying on very innocent-looking pursuits.
• Probably she had been chosen to obtain information, because women made better spies than men, and their movements were not so likely to be noticed by the police.
• From reports brought in by his scouts and spies, Gen.
• Throughout the reservation those most deeply affected by the messiah belief have been appointed spies over the others.
• But there may be spies within your own lines, looking for such holes.
• I suppose that, in the mind of a general, there always exists some fear that his spies will not prove as diligent and self-sacrificing as they could be.
• Such was the plan, said the scouts and spies in gray.
• I have been warned that foreign spies are trying to get hold of some of my patents, and also to hamper the government in the use of some others I have sold.
• The foreign spies were tried and found guilty, receiving merited punishment.
• Being the quickest, send forth thy spies against all evildoers.
• Of course, we might have known that no German institution could get along without spies.
• The reasons why they failed to enter Canaan from the south are suggested in the narrative of the spies and confirmed by a study of the historical geographical situation.
• You and Hillary have been captured in disguise, which means you both are spies, but we found no papers on you, and for that reason I could send you here.
• Hast not heard as much? There be spies from the priory posted round and about.
• They were as much our spies as our enemies, for the Winged Hats oppressed them, and took their winter stores.
• Kenton directed the spies to proceed, being now satisfied that the camp of the Indians was near at hand.

Similar words containing SPIE without suffix s

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