Surgeons is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SURGEONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• SURGEON, one who practices surgery
• a medical practitioner qualified to practise surgery.
• a doctor in the navy.

Words related to SURGEONS

surgeon8

Words that contain SURGEONS

surgeonship17 cryosurgeons18 surgeonships18 microsurgeons18 neurosurgeons14 supersurgeons16 psychosurgeons25

How to use SURGEONS in a sentence

• I mean the merchants and engineers and surgeons and poets and authors and statesmen.
• For more than twenty-four hours the surgeons in the theatre were doing double work, two tables being kept going at the same time.
• But I do urge the need for hospitals close to the front, with every modern equipment, and with surgeons of resource and energy.
• The next inmate of this queer household was Robert Levett, a man who had been a waiter at a coffee-house in Paris frequented by surgeons.
• Through this timbered opening could be seen rows of cots hovered over by nurses or white-clad surgeons.
• Edme, he was elected Provost of the Corporation of Surgeons.
• Sahwah was stunned when she heard the verdict of the surgeons.
• Their fortitude was, as one of the surgeons said to me, uncanny.
• It was probably a trick of some of the young surgeons, and excited great indignation at the time.
• Garford had declared to Justine, when, on the tenth day after the accident, the surgeons held their third consultation.
• The vanguard of the American army, composed of 26 surgeons and 60 nurses, in command of Major Harry L.
• Certainly, when I came to my senses, after the surgeons had seen to my wounds, I had no thought of anything but a disastrous defeat.
• Stuyvesant so far recovered as to warrant the surgeons in permitting his being lifted from the hot and narrow berth to a steamer-chair on the starboard side.
• Some of the surgeons had been on duty, and the men were not so much neglected as I had feared.
• The officers are called simply medical officers, the distinction, now altogether obsolete, between physicians and surgeons being discarded.
• All were ultimately taken to Manila and there given the best of care by army surgeons.
• The surgeons tried, but without success, to save his life, using the methods practised by the Humane Society.
• Back of the lines, the surgeons, with aching backs, toiled over the wounded, as they had toiled through the night.
• The Republican flag was still flying over the College of Surgeons.
• The surgeons, on consultation, regard his wounds as very serious, though not necessarily fatal.
• Do the surgeons actually give her over? They do, whispered they.
• The surgeons told him that my chevalier could not live over the day.
• Other candidates arrived, passed the surgeons, and were sworn into Naval service.
• An important consideration, also, for invalids is the fact that two skilled surgeons, attendant on the army, are always easily accessible.
• Reports are also received from 25 Canadian stations, 375 volunteer observers, 52 army surgeons at military posts, and 333 foreign stations.
• Indeed the claimant himself stated to the special examiner and also to the board of surgeons that he had been somewhat deaf from childhood.

Similar words containing SURGEON without suffix s

surgeon8 surgeoncy15 cryosurgeon17 surgeoncies14 surgeonfish18 surgeonship17 cryosurgeons18 microsurgeon17 neurosurgeon13 supersurgeon15 surgeonships18 microsurgeons18 neurosurgeons14 psychosurgeon24 supersurgeons16 surgeonfishes20 psychosurgeons25

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