Thirds is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THIRDS in dictionary:

VERB:
• THIRD, to divide by three
NUMERAL:
• constituting number three in a sequence; 3rd
• the third finisher or position in a race or competition
• third base.
• the third form of a school or college.
• thirdly (used to introduce a third point or reason)
• a place in the third grade in an examination, especially that for a degree.
• each of three equal parts into which something is or may be divided
• an interval spanning three consecutive notes in a diatonic scale, e.g. C to E (major third, equal to two tones) or A to C (minor third, equal to a tone and a semitone).
• the note which is higher by a third than the tonic of a diatonic scale or root of a chord.
• the third in a sequence of a vehicle's gears
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one of three equal parts

Words related to THIRDS

third9

Words that contain THIRDS

thirdsman15 thirdsmen15 thirdstream17 thirdstreams18

How to use THIRDS in a sentence

• Continue your other exercises, but devote only about a third as much time to them, and use the other two thirds for Delsarte movements.
• Sometimes one excursion brings to Chicago two or three thousand Negroes, two thirds of whom never go back.
• The stony, half isolated ridge on which Ferguson camped was some six or seven hundred yards long and half as broad from base to base, or two thirds that distance on top.
• The buildings in this city are about two thirds of brick, and the rest of wood.
• But the Democrats did not have the votes of two thirds of the Senate and so could not have secured the ratification of such a treaty.
• By the time they reached the camp old Donald had covered two thirds of the distance to the mountain.
• The long cavalcade passed, like a magnificent triumphal procession, through two thirds of the Empire, and was everywhere warmly welcomed and sumptuously entertained.
• One third of the surface of the soil is composed of moving sands, and the other two thirds of a compact sand, mixed with a little clay, but very rich in vegetable matter.
• On an average, however, I do not think that more than two- thirds of what is paid and charged to Government reaches that destination.
• In regard to his holding back the thirds of the salaries of the auditors, it must be ordered that that be not done unless it is rendered necessary by a very urgent occasion.
• We got fifteen shillings a bushel for the last crop, and hope two thirds of that at least for the present one.
• We had relied with great security on that provision, which requires two thirds of the legislature to declare war.
• The same tables inform us, that, within that period, two thirds of the adults then living are now dead.
• The one agreed on here is more convenient, more beautiful, gives more room, and will not cost more than two thirds of what that would.
• In the first place, his father having invested the greater part of his capital in city loans, when they fell Mongenod lost two thirds of all he had.
• As we neared the dead cattle, Splann called my attention to the attitude of the animals when death relieved them, the heads of fully two thirds being thrown back on their sides.
• The Congress, by a vote of two thirds, may at any time alter or amend this Constitution.
• Southern California has fifty-two weeks in the year, and for two thirds of this time the weather is superb.
• Two thirds of the High School students were there, most of them on skates.
• Put through a colander to remove the skins, and when nearly cool, add for the quart of berries two thirds of a cup of sugar.
• Dissolve according to directions, and follow the recipe the same as with fresh milk, omitting one half or two thirds the given amount of sugar.
• Turn into a pudding dish, add a pint of cold milk, two thirds of a cup of sugar, one egg, and the yolks of two others well beaten.
• Having travelled over Wales, and two thirds of England, I found it would be impossible to visit Scotland on the same errand.
• Some three score of young people were present, and of these nearly two thirds had belonged to the High School student body in the old High School days of Dick and Greg.
• To-day the cost of shelter is about one third for the house and two thirds for the expense of running it, largely due to dirt and its consequences.
• Accurate portions of the cup may be found by using the special measuring cups, with thirds and fourths indicated.
• Two thirds of Hungary consist of mountainous districts, but one third has the richest soil in Europe.

Similar words containing THIRD without suffix s

third9 thirded12 thirdly14 thirding13 thirdhand17 thirdings14 thirdsman15 thirdsmen15 thirdstream17 thirdborough22 thirdstreams18 thirdboroughs23

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