Tokens is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TOKENS in dictionary:

VERB:
• TOKEN, to be a sign or mark of
NOUN:
• a thing serving as a visible or tangible representation of a fact, quality, feeling, etc.
• a badge or favour worn to indicate allegiance to a particular person or party
• a word or object conferring authority on or serving to authenticate the speaker or holder
• a staff or other object given to a train driver on a single-track railway as authority to proceed over a given section of line.
• a voucher that can be exchanged for goods or services, typically one given as a gift or forming part of a promotional offer
• a metal or plastic disc used to operate a machine or in exchange for particular goods or services
• an individual occurrence of a linguistic unit in speech or writing.
• the smallest meaningful unit of information in a sequence of data for a compiler.
• a sequence of bits passed continuously between nodes in a fixed order and enabling a node to transmit information.
ADJECTIVE:
• done for the sake of appearances or as a symbolic gesture
• chosen by way of tokenism as a representative of a particular minority or under-represented group
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to serve as a sign of

Words related to TOKENS

token9 tokened12 tokening13

Words that contain TOKENS

betokens14 foretokens17

How to use TOKENS in a sentence

• The next morning gave us unmistakable tokens that we were nearing the home of the summer and the sun.
• Indeed, many of them show tokens of having moved in very respectable society.
• For since my discharge tokens of kindly interest and affection have reached me in such rapid succession that I am kept wondering what the next will be.
• He was all right, however, and exhibited evident tokens of satisfaction when they returned.
• What you got was a plastic bag with some cardboard game tokens, maybe a few maps or a deck of cards.
• It was permissible to make a present of clothing and to bestow various tokens of affection, such as ornaments.
• If the scars of these Indians do please the women it is not because they are considered beautiful, but because they are tokens of martial prowess.
• The second hall, also for servants, gives tokens of increasing splendor in the richer decorations of the walls and the more elaborate mosaic of the floor.
• But none of these advertised tokens of financial and social success was more significant than a sleeping-porch with a sun-parlor below.
• The standard catalogue of United States coins and tokens.
• I perceived he understood those tokens by his approaching to me a little way, when, as is afraid I should kill him too, he stopped again.
• His inclination pressed hard upon him and the tokens of his knowledge wrote themselves upon his open face.
• Even among well-born people there are certain small tokens of good breeding which are too often neglected.
• Tullie writeth, that partlie by tokens, and partlie by surmises, they would foretell things to come.
• They were very pretty and skillful specimens of a difficult kind of subject, and valuable as her work, no less than as tokens of her regard for me.
• In this place he saw and perceived sundry tokens of the peoples resorting thither.
• I was much surprised and touched to see the value which the men set upon these tokens of their faith.
• At this I felt my own heart began to shake, for their words convinced me that I wanted the true tokens of a godly man.
• This correspondent, whoever he be, is not to be dismissed without some tokens of regard.
• Meanwhile, in a word I will tell you, that blue doth certainly signify heaven and heavenly things, by the same very tokens and symbols that white signifieth joy and pleasure.
• Yet there were no tokens that his physical strength might not have sufficed for a free and determined gait.
• John Ruskin is with his father and mother in Switzerland, constantly sending me tokens of friendship.
• I was not so fortunate as to receive more substantial tokens of sympathy.
• She heaved a sigh, and gave other tokens of returning animation.
• The greater portion of the region around us gave tokens of its volcanic origin.
• But they, who were ever attentive to these tokens, thought every hour a year in their anxiety to see the wished-for land.
• The people on board the Ninna saw similar tokens, and a branch of thorn with its berries, that seemed to have been recently torn from the bush.
• The cacique still pressed them to go to his house, and having received so many tokens of peace and friendship, they resolved to comply, in order to take a view of the country.
• The spirit is often enraptured With sweet tokens of love divine, But seldom in language so plain As spoken through music, to mine.

Similar words containing TOKEN without suffix s

token9 betoken13 tokened12 betokens14 tokening13 tokenism14 betokened16 foretoken16 tokenisms15 betokening17 foretokens17 tokenistic16 foretokened19 foretokening20 foretokenings21

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