Stores is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STORES in dictionary:

VERB:
• STORE, to put away for future use
• keep or accumulate (something) for future use
• retain or enter (information) for future electronic retrieval
• have a supply of (something useful)
PLURAL NOUN:
• supply of food and essentials for a journey
NOUN:
• a quantity or supply of something kept for use as needed
• a place where things are kept for future use or sale
• supplies of equipment and food kept for use by members of an army, navy, or other institution, or the place where they are kept
• a computer memory.
• a shop of any size or kind
• a large shop selling different types of goods
• a shop selling basic necessities
• a sheep, steer, cow, or pig acquired or kept for fattening.

Words related to STORES

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How to use STORES in a sentence

• Altogether, Main Street had far too many stores to afford good service or reasonable prices.
• The last Legislature of Illinois passed a law limiting to ten hours the working day of women in factories and stores.
• In the stores of human experience lies the key to action, and modern civilization is built on Science.
• In the first place, for those estates that bought their provision previous to emancipation, it cost more money to purchase their stores than they now pay out in wages.
• Shops, stores, and houses sprung up in every direction.
• The stores being put upon the ship and all things made ready, they entered therein and set sail from the haven.
• The stores were closed, the streets decorated, rockets were fired, and immense crowds gathered round the palace to bid Weyler farewell.
• A large amount of the most accurate technical knowledge covering the work of all departments is already available in the several stores.
• A third method, already in operation in Boston, New York, and Buffalo, calls for the cooeperation of the stores and the schools.
• There is no ammunition, stores, or anything else for the guns, and the best of the carriages are liable to fall to pieces with the first discharge.
• They suggest stores of reserved nervous force to fall back upon, if any occasion should arise that requires it.
• Co-operative stores began among us between 1830 and 1840.
• Two great national orders have arisen, seeking to build up co-operative stores, among other aims.
• It is true such a work would be one of great difficulty, exacting immense stores of information, and highly cultivated tastes.
• All his stores of learning were devoted to the explanation of Christian theology.
• The big Chicago stores appealed to her just as much as to any country girl who ever fell under their charm.
• Her stores and proportion of provisions were the same as on board of the other ships.
• She was loaded with clothing, provisions, and small stores, with which she was to supply the fleet.
• I heard no more for ten days, and had got in the stores and was to sail the next day, thinking he had given us all up, when a boat hailed us just come over the bar.
• But when the cotton industry was gathered in the towns, the need for company stores ceased.
• The central position of Mafeking on the Western line, and the stores and supplies which had been collected in the town, attracted Baden-Powell to it.
• A bank, flour mill, warehouses and general stores are serving the community, but other industries await the newcomer.
• Finally we visited the motive power which enables all this to be done, the rubber stores.
• She will be fortunate if she finds a place in one of the stores in which a continuation school is conducted.

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