Superintendents is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUPERINTENDENTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• SUPERINTENDENT, one who has executive oversight and charge
• (in the UK) a police officer ranking above chief inspector
• (in the US) a high-ranking official, especially the chief of a police department.
• the caretaker of a building.
• a person who manages or superintends an organization or activity

Words related to SUPERINTENDENTS

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How to use SUPERINTENDENTS in a sentence

• Women have become farm managers, superintendents of dairy industries, and representatives of landed proprietors.
• He meets and counsels with county and city superintendents.
• Let the court inquire of the superintendents at refuge homes, where unmarried mothers and their children are received, if this is not the case.
• The school offices, superintendents of schools, were the offices in particular to which the women wanted to be elected.
• And having surrendered the land, the farmers next went to work for the farm trust, becoming managers, superintendents, foremen, and common laborers.
• Sunday was the day of days at Tubac, as the superintendents came in from the mining camps to spend the day and take dinner, returning in the afternoon.
• He addressed the Superintendents of the Fabric of S.
• It was probably about this time that the Superintendents of the Fabric drew up a memorial expressive of their grievances against him.
• The superintendents from all the buildings round took a look at the body, but none of them knew him.
• They marry Harriet and Caroline, and contrive to educate a sharp boy or two, who will rise to become superintendents in the mills and to speculate in cotton-spinning.
• We have some Sunday-school superintendents that for zeal and tact are models in their work and many a Northern school might rejoice in the possession of such officers.
• Southern men are among the trustees of its institutions, and everywhere its Field Superintendents and Secretaries are greeted with cordiality.
• About 300 Kaffirs labour at it, with Boer superintendents.
• Employers and superintendents say that in selecting foremen they lay about equal weight on skill and on ability to handle men.
• The majority of teachers, superintendents and leaders interested in religious instruction today were trained in Christian homes and taught as little children to pray.
• It means a class of men who are the superintendents of religion, but also more.
• Excepting the three superintendents, none but married ladies were permitted to serve there, but their services were accepted.
• The white superintendents had lived with the Maroons in perfect harmony, without the slightest official authority, but with a great deal of actual influence.
• The managers, superintendents, bosses, and owners held council together and started out with what they termed a relief expedition to rescue the garrison of Silver Shield.
• In Dublin there is 1 Superintendent at L210-10-L250 and 2 Assistant Superintendents at L150-10-L170.
• Foremen, superintendents, and heads of departments still guard jealously their prerogatives of hiring and firing.
• He prepares all examination questions used by the County Superintendents of the State and prescribes rules and regulations for conducting such examinations.
• It is his duty to meet with the County Superintendents from time to time to discuss questions for the general welfare of the public schools of the State.
• No classes recite then, but the sections meet, if the superintendents wish, and attend to such exercises as they provide.
• It means that women are superintendents of schools in many counties, and that one woman was, for more than ten years, State superintendent of schools.
• The manager knew only his office force and possibly a few floor superintendents and foremen.
• He was partner with a man named Hogan in an assay office and knew a good many mine managers and superintendents.
• All elections are presided over by three superintendents.
• Francis act there as superintendents, and they prove very advantageous for the corporal and spiritual relief of the sick.
• This will secure the cooperation of the Superintendents, which is most essential.
• After the services the people gathered in groups outside, talking among themselves, and exchanging kindly greetings with the superintendents and teachers.
• He was a man of large interests and he had to leave a great deal to the discretion of superintendents and foremen.

Similar words containing INTENDENT without suffix s and without prefix super

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