Three is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THREE in dictionary:

NUMERAL:
• equivalent to the sum of one and two; one more than two; 3
• a group or unit of three people or things
• three years old
• a size of garment or other merchandise denoted by three.
• a playing card or domino with three pips.
• three o'clock
NOUN:
• a number, three ones
• The number greater by a unit than two; three units or objects.
• A symbol representing three units, as 3 or iii.
• the cardinal number that is the sum of one and one and one
• one of four playing cards in a deck having three pips
• one more than two
ADJECTIVE:
• One more than two; two and one.
• being one more than two

Words related to THREE

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How to use THREE in a sentence

• And there were slain of the people the same day, about three thousand men.
• When he was sure that the three men had had time to leave the building, he too took up his hat and went out.
• There were three or four persons who kept journals of the cruise.
• Generally, it is three weeks, at least, before the first specimens are as large as is desirable.
• The rumor had preceded Leopold, that he had staid three years in the same class in the town where his grandfather lived.
• Amid the many styles of architecture contending for mastery in Italy, three, before the age of the Revival, bid fair to win the battle.
• The real drawing card were the books that filled the cases on three sides of the room.
• Then Dick had a trick by which one read the date on one of three pennies while he was not looking, and he could tell without failing which one it was.
• The other three men at the same time gave their guns to the Indians, who now seemed more easy, but still wavered in their resolutions.
• Two or three members of Council were there, and Captain Minchin, the military commandant.
• The stream is ten to twenty feet wide and from one to three feet deep.
• The building is divided into tenements of one, two, and three room apartments, according to the requirements of the occupant.
• The second old woman, lifting high the torch, first led her charges through three more great doors, all of which she carefully locked behind her.
• The next three years were devoted to travelling in Belgium, France, Italy and Greece.
• He found three salt herrings and a piece of bread on the table, which he ate, and then went to bed.
• Six hundred yards from the well, and standing in a circle round it as a central point, were 1,200 furnaces, each six feet wide and three yards apart.
• There are three facts that group about the message of Jesus in this story.
• Jake the coachman, had gone down to Frankfort after them, and as he was not expected to return until between three and four, dinner was deferred until that hour.
• Three Indian boys were discovered hiding in the grass, in great alarm.
• Each of the three sons was King, having his own part of the city, and his own share of the kingdom, and each of them in fact was a great and wealthy King.
• But these were the last words he ever spoke, and in two or three hours afterwards he breathed his last.
• I suppose I was two or three minutes, at least, getting my wits.
• Hart, with a brigade of five battalions, was sent to occupy the irregular southern crest of the heights running from Three Tree Hill towards Bastion Hill.
• When we had emptied the last chest that could be found, we gave three of the loudest cheers and gained the wharf.
• After sunset we saw a small bonfire blaze forth about three miles away in the direction we were going.
• Time for separating had arrived, yet all seemed unwilling to leave the place, where for three days men of all creeds and of no creed had met upon one common platform.

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