Tomes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TOMES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• TOME, a large, usually scholarly, book or volume
• a book, especially a large, heavy, scholarly one
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a large book

Words related to TOMES

tome6

Words that contain TOMES

distomes11 epitomes12 leptomes12 mestomes12 myotomes15 epistomes13 rheotomes14 dermatomes15 harmotomes17 hypostomes20 leucotomes14 leukotomes16 lithotomes15 melastomes14 microtomes16 osteotomes12 peristomes14 cyclostomes20 protostomes15 teleostomes13 gnathostomes18 nephrostomes19 plagiostomes17 deuterostomes16 transcriptomes20 ultramicrotomes21

How to use TOMES in a sentence

• There is no record of the event in the musty tomes we have waded through at the Astor Library in search of reliable data.
• In France they had come out in an infinite number of small, manageable tomes.
• Huge tomes might be filled with arguments as to the morality or immorality of such conquests.
• In the church of Coxwold, the moralist might amass tomes of knowledge, and acquire the most forcible conviction of the fleeting nature of earth and its possessors.
• In to your chamber, love, Where you with music may beguile the hour, While I am tossing over dusty tomes, Till our most reasonable friend returns.
• Poole into National Libraries, and sit by him surrounded by learned tomes.
• At artistic evidence he laughs noisily in half-crown periodicals and five-guinea tomes.
• The series edited by Quicherat consists of five bulky tomes.
• It is because they have done so that many ponderous tomes of learning and industry stand neglected on the shelves of great libraries.
• There are books for use, stout, everyday articles, and books for pious contemplation, original editions, or tomes that have belonged to great collectors.
• In many dark old tomes she met with chapters full of romance and poetry.
• Even greater would be his surprise if he could examine the ponderous tomes in the Shakespeare Memorial Library at Birmingham which have been written to explain him and his work.
• The learned tomes, antique chair, and entire attitude are in excellent keeping.
• This again leads to the subject as to who wrote these clever little tomes.
• I should like to impose on the world many tomes about The Pines.
• The ordinary sized volumes are preferred, for most purposes, to the cumbrous tomes of large folio editions.
• The dusty tomes testify, by their multitude and care, to the character of the ecclesiastical age that gave them birth.
• Tomes are being written concerning its causes and its cures.
• Such as may deign to open these venerable and neglected tomes, will be soon convinced of their extreme resemblance to the heroic drama.
• They have all the Counsels in 6 brave gilded tomes.
• About the 19 of Aprill 1678, receaved from Abotshall a manuscript containing a most elegant summary and collection of sundry remarkable things from the 7 tomes of St.
• Tomes, who has specially studied this family, that many of the same species have enormous ranges, and are found on continents and on far distant islands.
• I never saw but four tomes of her, and was told the gentleman that writ her story died when those were finished.
• Sitting on the floor, making extracts from these tomes, one has the half-guilty feeling of being caught poking into a tomb.
• My first act was to hunt up Perry, whom I found poring as usual over the great tomes that he was supposed to be merely dusting and rearranging upon new shelves.
• Tomes of aesthetic criticism hang on a few moments of real delight and intuition.
• Slowly he selected six tomes, and began his perilous descent.
• He gathered certain ponderous tomes about him, and began studying law on his own account, shutting himself up in his room all day to do it.

Similar words containing TOME without suffix s

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