Surveyor is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SURVEYOR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who surveys land
• a series of unmanned American spacecraft sent to the moon between 1966 and 1968, five of which successfully made soft landings.
• person whose occupation is to survey land or buildings
• One placed to superintend others; an overseer; an inspector.
• One who views and examines for the purpose of ascertaining the condition, quantity, or quality of anything; as, a surveyor of highways, ordnance, etc.
• One who surveys or measures land; one who practices the art of surveying.
• An officer who ascertains the contents of casks, and the quantity of liquors subject to duty; a gauger.
• In the United States, an officer whose duties include the various measures to be taken for ascertaining the quantity, condition, and value of merchandise brought into a port.
• an engineer who determines the boundaries and elevations of land or structures
• someone who conducts a statistical survey
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that surveys land

Words related to SURVEYOR

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Words that contain SURVEYOR

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How to use SURVEYOR in a sentence

• The Surveyor happened to notice it the other day when he was passing, and he asked me to find out the exact purpose it was intended for.
• A surveyor was engaged, and he started for the place, under the guidance of the Tuscarora.
• The elevations were taken by the British surveyor from the source of the St.
• John Snape, a very accurate surveyor, drew a plan of this town, upon the same scale as Mr.
• He was said to have been an active business man, and was quite a noted surveyor.
• The farther he walked the more the surveyor apparently warmed to his work.
• The chief of the party claimed to be the newly-elected county surveyor from Copah, running the lines for some mining property recently filed for entry.
• Anthony Wayne was a Pennsylvania farmer and land surveyor who, on hearing the clash of arms, read a few books on war, raised a regiment, and offered himself for service.
• The account he had given of himself stated that he was a surveyor, engaged in taking measurements for a new map of that part of the country, shortly to be published.
• The governor of the territory, the judges, surveyor and all the government officials of any importance, make this place their home.
• It was nothing new to Horace, who was in the habit of exploring his native town as critically as a regularly employed surveyor.
• Father happened to be away from home the day the line was run and the surveyor started from another rock farther down the brook, which looks something like that one over there.
• Whalfeldt, who was employed as a surveyor, visited them in March 1773.
• Whalfeldt, the surveyor, and the second mate proceeded to make a survey of the bay and endeavour to speak with the natives.
• Whittemore, the surveyor of Gloucester, on grounds of neglect of duty and industrious opposition.
• If a large rock happened to lie at the corner of a range or lot, the surveyor sometimes marked it with a drill.
• Washington, the young surveyor, strode into the woods with his companions and his Indian attendants.
• For a time he had a better position as Deputy Surveyor of Sangamon County.
• He was a surveyor and plotted the land and built the first mill, being called from Braintree for that purpose.
• Murray took possession of the place on March 9th, naming it Port King, and Surveyor Grimes made a survey of it.
• Grimes, land surveyor of the colony, and by captain W.
• A surveyor finds almost no object here whose bearing can be set a second time.
• At the age of sixteen George Washington set out into the wilderness, and acquitted himself so well that he was appointed public surveyor.
• In 1678 the king appointed him collector and surveyor of customs at the port of Boston, with instructions to enforce the navigation laws.
• Parrott, a surveyor in the employ of the State of Maine, to whom we acknowledge ourselves indebted for the aid which this portion of his valuable labors furnished us.
• The first detachment was composed of the surveyor, Mr.
• Tilley had established himself as Post Office surveyor of the northern district.
• It was a Scot, Peter Fleming, Surveyor of the upper part of New York city, who laid out the grades for the first railroad in the state.
• So he did as they wished, and was as wise and good, and as careful and fine a President as he had been surveyor, soldier, and general.
• Thus, the bulk of the island of Hawaii, the largest of the group, has been estimated by the Hawaiian Surveyor General as containing 3,600 cubic miles of lava rock above sea-level.
• Perry North, a young surveyor of Puritan ideas, is sent to Detroit when he falls in love with Marie Beaucoeur, a charming French girl, of the Catholic faith.

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