Tales is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TALES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• TALE, a story
• a fictitious or true narrative or story, especially one that is imaginatively recounted
• a lie.
• a number or total
• group of persons summoned to fill vacancies on a jury panel
• Persons added to a jury, commonly from those in or about the courthouse, to make up any deficiency in the number of jurors regularly summoned, being like, or such as, the latter.

Words related to TALES

tale4 talesman10 talesmen10

Words that contain TALES

stales6 potales9 stalest7 crotales10 daytales12 scytales13 talesman10 talesmen10 folktales16 mentalese11 telltales9 vistaless12 carrytales15 hospitales15 mentaleses12 fairytales16 tattletales11

How to use TALES in a sentence

• But fairy tales do not continue to satisfy all needs.
• One old squaw, whose eyes had been sore for years, was healed in three weeks and went back to her people with her wonderful tales of the valley.
• Charles Perrault made himself a lasting name by his Fairy Tales, a charming embodiment of French nursery traditions.
• To them owed allegiance the best of warriors, of whom tales were ever told, strong and brave, fearless in the sharp strife.
• Visitors were few and always reluctant, even strangers, for the village told weird tales of Mart Brenner and his kin.
• Many and true are the simple tales of Irish life which could prove this.
• Again and again, surely, the author or authors of the tales must have seen the weak, small, clever being triumph over the bulky, well-accoutred, stupid adversary.
• Long before he has been told tales of terror, there is an instinctive dread of the supernatural in the infant mind.
• According to the point of view, he was told tales of oppression, of avarice, of hideous crimes, of cruelties committed in the name of trade that were abnormal, unthinkable.
• Tales such as this fill motherly souls with intense pity for the poor fellow so powerless to take care of his clothing, and so far from any woman-helper.
• It was all very strange, and like tales long familiar, relating to the city of mysteries.
• The Achannas are in many of his tales of modern times, and wherever they are there is unreality, if not melodrama.
• Biographical Stories are tales of West, Newton, Johnson, Cromwell, Franklin, and Queen Christina, told to a little boy with defective sight.
• She listened to her tales, and helped her to as much more kitchiana as she could produce on short notice.
• Meantime the falsehood of the tales of French preparation for invasion and of actual violations of German territory has been exposed by the evidence of Germans themselves.
• The talk passed from personal affairs to tales of war.
• The Hibernian Tales are of no legal authority, nor can we give chapter and verse for another well-known anecdote.
• Cervantes was careless in his work and did not write short-stories, but tales that are fairly brief.
• There is a clear kernel of idea in each and every one of her tales.
• She would be of one mind while I spoke to her, and another while her women were pouring their tales into her ear.
• Her tales were an inexpressible delight to Betsey Lane, who felt younger by twenty years because her friend and comrade was so unconscious of chronological limitations.
• Peter John had listened to the marvelous tales that were poured into his ears, but so far as his expression of face was concerned, apparently they had been without effect.

Similar words containing TALE without suffix s

tale4 stale5 talea5 taler5 potale8 staled7 staler6 stales6 taleae6 talent6 talers6 fatale9 crotale9 daytale11 metaled10 petaled10 potales9 scytale12 stalely10 stalest7 taleful10 talents7 totaled8 crotales10 daytaler12 daytales12 folktale15 pantalet10 portaled11 scytales13 taleggio10 talented9 talesman10 talesmen10 taleysim13 telltale8 carrytale14 catalepsy16 catalexes18 catalexis18 daytalers13 fairytale15 folktales16 hospitale14 maltalent11 mentalese11 pantaleon11 pantalets11 retotaled10 stalemate11 staleness9 talegalla10 taleggios11 telltales9 vistaless12 acatalepsy17 carrytales15 catalectic16 cataleptic16 hospitaler15 hospitales15 maltalents12 mentaleses12 metalepses14 metalepsis14 metaleptic16 pantaleons12 pedestaled14 stalemated13 stalemates12 subtotaled13 talebearer12 talegallas11 talentless10 taleteller10 tattletale10 teetotaled11 teetotaler10 untalented11 fairytales16 acatalectic17 acataleptic17 catalectics17 catalepsies15 cataleptics17 hospitalers16 pantaletted14 pantalettes13 stalemating14 stalenesses11 talebearers13 talebearing14 taletellers11 taletelling12 tattletaled12 tattletales11 teetotalers11 acatalectics18 acatalepsies16 acataleptics18 Show more ...

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