Tenders is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TENDERS in dictionary:

VERB:
• TENDER, to offer
• offer or present (something) formally
• offer (money) as payment
• make a formal written offer to carry out work, supply goods, or buy land, shares, or another asset for a stated fixed price
• formally offer (a stated fixed price) for carrying out work, supplying goods, etc.
• seek offers to carry out work at a stated fixed price
NOUN:
• an offer to carry out work, supply goods, or buy land, shares, or another asset at a stated fixed price
• a vehicle used by a fire service for carrying specified supplies or equipment or fulfilling a specified role
• a vehicle used in mobile operations by a public service or the armed forces
• a dinghy or other boat used to ferry people and supplies to and from a ship.
• a trailing vehicle closely coupled to a steam locomotive to carry fuel and water.
• a person who looks after someone else or a machine or place
ADJECTIVE:
• showing gentleness, kindness, and affection
• solicitous of
• (of food) easy to cut or chew; not tough
• (of a part of the body) sensitive to pain
• (of a plant) easily injured by severe weather and therefore needing protection
• requiring tact or careful handling
• young, inexperienced, or vulnerable
• (of a ship) leaning or readily inclined to roll in response to the wind.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to present for acceptance

Words related to TENDERS

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How to use TENDERS in a sentence

• The keepers or tenders are of the Tagalog tribe, who live near the enclosures, and have them at all times under their eye.
• Because gunboats, barges, lighters, tenders, rowboats, were commandeered by the military authorities to ferry across soldiers and wounded there was slim chance for noncombatants.
• These arms were also carried by the cattle tenders in the fields.
• The first time was in October, 1775, when some tenders sent by Lord Dunmore to destroy it were repulsed by the citizens, aided by the Culpepper riflemen.
• The strange-appearing craft moved slowly, accompanied by two small gunboats as tenders.
• Robbin-Steele got all his cannery tenders and took over several thousand cases of salmon.
• By this route passengers escape exposure to weather on tenders and landing stage, and avoid all delays at ports of call, and waiting for the tides to cross the bar.
• That you may both be favored with health, tranquillity, and long life, is the prayer of one who tenders you the assurance of his highest consideration and esteem.
• The engines for use on these military railways are sent across the Channel with fires already built and banked, water in the boilers, and coal in the tenders.
• These vessels are used chiefly as tenders and despatch vessels.
• He was assured, however, by Lord CRAWFORD that tenders for a new contract would shortly be invited and that, whoever secured it, the efficiency of the service would be maintained.
• Your unearned increment, your inherited fortune, your luck, are not legal tenders across her counter.
• In the month of May his fleet sailed to the Mediterranean in three squadrons, consisting of seventy-one capital ships, besides bomb-ketches, fire-ships, and tenders.
• One French ship blew up after her surrender, two hundred of the crew of which were saved by our tenders.
• At the age of thirty-two he broke into the Legislature and began to wear a White Vest, of the kind affected by the more exclusive Bar Tenders.
• Drayne did put in an appearance, and he got through the gate to a seat on the grand stand, but it was no fault of the gate tenders.
• Tenders came alongside and gave her stores of fuel and ammunition.
• There was a dreadful accident happened to one of these tenders.
• In coming to us, he tenders us an advantage which we should not waive.
• Wildman busied himself with sending tenders of allegiance to the United States from influential families of Manila.
• And the large tenders have their boats in like manner.
• His excellency tenders to you the highest respect and consideration.
• For Government supplies and public works the tenders of burghers only, and perhaps of some privileged persons, are accepted.
• On the 23d, the Providence and Assistant tenders left the bay, and on the 24th the Pitt transport sailed for New South Wales.

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