Strangers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STRANGERS in dictionary:

VERB:
• STRANGER, to make a stranger
NOUN:
• a person whom one does not know or with whom one is not familiar
• a person who does not know, or is not known in, a particular place or community
• a person entirely unaccustomed to (a feeling, experience, or situation)
• a person who is not a member or official of the House of Commons.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to estrange

Words related to STRANGERS

stranger9 strangered12 strangering13

Words that contain STRANGERS

estrangers11

How to use STRANGERS in a sentence

• He beareth you no ill will for what hath passed, but let it be a warning to you how ye treat strangers henceforth.
• Among strangers to Lamb who from the first extolled his genius was Miss Mitford.
• These strangers had that stamp, and their surprise proved he was right.
• During the absence of the family, the parcel of land which had been possessed by Elimelech had passed into the hands of strangers.
• They joined hospitality to strangers with suspicion of them.
• The recent condition of the Jews and Catholics in England, is a still better illustration of the political condition of the Strangers in Israel.
• A furious wind blows from the mountains, sweeping the streets almost constantly and filling the eyes and ears with it, making the city an unhealthy residence for strangers.
• This condition complied with, the strangers intimated that it was possible their conquests would not be pushed much further.
• They had no personal altercation, but their intimacy gradually cooled off, and they became as strangers.
• He argued that it was a good sign if Angelo Beroviero kept rich strangers waiting at his gate, for it showed that he had no need of their custom.
• One might suppose, from its being upon the main high-road, that they would be accustomed to see strangers.
• I saw strangers and strangers, though of Spanish blood.
• Perhaps even Babylon and Persia were not strangers to it.
• He told me many persons had been to see him since my former call, but he believed they were strangers, not inhabitants of the island.
• As it was, they were all restrained by something of the courtesy which strangers are bound to show to each other.
• I was never fond of demonstrative affection from strangers.
• Besides, they were but a few strangers amid a great concourse of natives.
• Curiously and quickly they gathered about the strangers.
• With difficulty could he be kept from treading on our heels, always, I suppose, being in the habit, in his own country, of finding strangers to be enemies.
• There were a number of strangers present, which was nothing unusual.
• He knew them all as they stood there round the grave, not in decorous funeral array, but as strangers who had strayed into the cemetery.
• After all, Robert and I met almost as strangers after many years, and I want nothing from him.
• While they thought the strangers came only to trade they were hospitable enough, but when they saw them build, clearly intent on staying, they made signs that they had better go.
• We will work here, on the old farm, and save our home from strangers, if you will only be patient and give us time.
• Here a hundred strangers in the great railway stations are objects of but little interest.
• There is a marked contrast in the manner in which strangers are treated North and South.

Similar words containing STRANGER without suffix s

stranger9 estranger10 estrangers11 strangered12 strangering13

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