Tate is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TATE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Scots) a small portion, a pinch, also TAIT
• English merchant and philanthropist: founder of an art gallery (Tate Gallery) in London, England.
• U.S. poet, critic, and editor.
• U.S. poet.
• English poet and playwright, born in Ireland: poet laureate 1692–1715.
• small tuft of fibre
• United States poet and critic (1899-1979)
• English poet and playwright, born in Ireland: poet laureate 1692–1715.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a tuft of hair

Words related to TATE

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How to use TATE in a sentence

• I was not sure which turning I ought to take for Edith Terrace, but an obliging policeman who was on duty outside the Tate Gallery put me on the right track.
• But there was still another reason why Tate was preferred to Congreve.
• Tate, who was in the secret of its authorship, talked of it to Dryden, and urged an extension of the poem.
• Tate and myself have already spent five hundred dollars in attempting to recover it.
• Synod of South Carolina and Georgia Tart, John Tate, Calvin H.
• Tate was standing just inside the ballroom, following Millicent round with her eyes and beaming whenever she caught her eye.
• Howard Tate had just come out of his den on the lower floor and was standing chatting with a good-looking young man in the hall.
• Just when Ambrose fell in love with Miss Aphrodite Tate is not quite clear.
• Tate read a discourse to the boys on the 5th commandment.
• Tate has looked through my clothes and left in the trunk a great many that will not be wanted.
• Therefore, for the first time in his life, Consetena Tate found one of his wild notions adopted, and gasped in profound astonishment at the alacrity of his townsmen.
• Tate as a genius, and treated him as such with the confident prediction that some day the outside world would know him and appreciate him.
• Consetena Tate was not to be put aside with a wave of the hand.
• But his arguments were good! Consetena Tate could write the many letters that would be necessary.
• On his own part, Poet Tate welcomed this single gleam of kindly feeling, as the Eskimo welcomes the first glimpse of the vernal sun.
• But in his panic Poet Tate became merely a frightened child with the single impulse to flee from the mischief he had caused.
• The libretto was the work of Nahum Tate, the Poet Laureate of the time.
• I walked slowly up to the little park near my hotel, leaving Judson Tate alone with his conscience.
• Tate was a friend to man in order that he might draw his victims into his net.
• The stranger was expected on the afternoon train, and Tate had the guest room of the Black Cat in readiness.
• Tate thought fit to place himself and his wife on a social equality with the Lauzoons.
• There by the low, open window sat Isa Tate, swaying back and forth in the old-fashioned rocker, with something on her lap.
• Finally he had concluded that Joyce had gone to Isa Tate.
• By and by vacation was over, and Tate went off in the same stage with the Parlins.
• In the course of this narrative, the different reports received respecting the fate of the boat which landed on Tate Island have been stated.
• The version of the Seventy-eighth Psalm is partly from that of Brady and Tate, and partly from Dr.
• Tate, of Mississippi, to be consul at Buenos Ayres.
• TATE Professor of Rural Education George Peabody College for Teachers Nashville, Tenn.
• Tate, of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, made a scholarly, eloquent and touching response.
• Crawford and Judge Tate were intimate friends, and between these and Clark there was continual strife.
• Tate had lost a leg, and, as was usual in that day, had substituted a wooden, one.

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