Starter is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STARTER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who starts
• a person or thing that starts in a specified way
• a person who gives the signal for the start of a race.
• a horse, competitor, or player taking part in a race or game at the start
• the pitcher who starts the game.
• a topic, question, or other item with which to start a group discussion or course of study
• denoting something regarded as suitable for a person who is new to a particular activity, product, etc.
• an automatic device for starting a machine, especially the engine of a vehicle
• a railway signal controlling the starting of trains from a station or other location.
• the first course of a meal.
• a plan or idea that has a chance of succeeding and is therefore worthy of consideration
• a bacterial culture used to initiate souring in making yogurt, cheese, or butter.
• a preparation of chemicals to initiate the breakdown of vegetable matter in making compost.
• One who, or that which, starts; as, a starter on a journey; the starter of a race.
• A dog that rouses game.
• an electric motor for starting an engine
• a contestant in a team sport who is in the game at the beginning
• the official who signals the beginning of a race or competition
• any new participant in some activity
• food or drink to stimulate the appetite (usually served before a meal or as the first course)
• a hand tool consisting of a rotating shaft with parallel handle
• a culture containing yeast or bacteria that is used to start the process of fermentation or souring in making butter or cheese or dough
• first course of a meal
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that starts

Words related to STARTER

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Words that contain STARTER

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How to use STARTER in a sentence

• The starter was standing with arm outstretched and flag ready to fall.
• So engrossed was the crowd in watching the other machines that they hardly noticed the arrival of the added starter.
• He put one foot forward as a starter, but found no ground in front of him.
• He clambered into the seat of his cab, depressed the starter, and eventually was answered by the reluctant cough of the motor.
• He scarcely believed that it would hold water, but it would do for a starter.
• The starter, a tall Virginian, finally brought the horses to the line, neck and neck, and they were away.
• At the present time he was earning the magnificent salary of ten dollars a week as shipping clerk, but this, he explained, was only a nominal stipend, as a starter.
• Soon it was discovered that a pinch of this fermented dough acted as a starter on a fresh batch of dough.
• They tried their spikes in the starting-holes, scraped them out a bit more, made a few trial dashes, and finally knelt in line at the command of the starter.
• He suffers, moreover, from short sight and in consequence is a notoriously bad starter.
• Up in the booth, where the judges and the starter were standing to give the signal, everything was in readiness.
• The starter pulled the cord of the big gong which is rung to bring the horses back if they have not made an even start, as very often happens.
• Then he touched his left arm with an injector which was lying on the arm of the chair, and at the same time flipped the starter switch.
• Al had backed his horse, and Senator Warfield was stepping on the starter.
• Betty again repeated her operation with the starter.
• The horses were placed as nearly abreast as possible and the starter gave an Indian yell.
• Clamps adjusted, and skates tested, Dick struck off leisurely, going up before the starter and judges.
• She saw the driver climb in, slam the fore-door shut after him and bend above the starter.
• He moved to the then secluded spot of Menlo Park to devote himself to experiments, spending an even hundred thousand dollars in equipment as a starter.
• Yes, she worked pretty well, for a starter, but there is something yet to be done.
• In short, Belford, thou wert an excellent starter and setter.
• As a starter we donated lots to anyone who would build on them, reserving for ourselves the corner lots and others which were best located.
• Did anyone hear of it before 1868 when she gave it to our anecdote class? I believe this was the foundation or starter for similar skillet-trumpet stories.

Similar words containing START without suffix er

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