Traces is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRACES in dictionary:

VERB:
• TRACE, to follow the course of
• find or discover by investigation
• find or describe the origin or development of
• take (a particular path or route)
• copy (a drawing, map, or design) by drawing over its lines on a superimposed piece of transparent paper
• give an outline of
• follow or mark the course or position of (something) with one's eye, mind, or finger
• draw (a pattern or line), especially with one's finger or toe
NOUN:
• a mark, object, or other indication of the existence or passing of something
• a line or pattern displayed by an instrument to show the existence or nature of something which is being recorded or measured.
• a physical change in the brain presumed to be caused by a process of learning or memory.
• a very small quantity, especially one too small to be accurately measured
• a barely discernible indication of something
• a procedure to investigate the source of something, such as the place from which a telephone call was made
• a line which represents the projection of a curve or surface on a plane or the intersection of a curve or surface with a plane.
• a path or track.
• the sum of the elements in the principal diagonal of a square matrix.
• each of the two side straps, chains, or ropes by which a horse is attached to a vehicle that it is pulling.

Words related to TRACES

trace7 traced9 tracing10

Words that contain TRACES

outraces10 retraces10 untraces10 footraces14 mistraces13

How to use TRACES in a sentence

• Giles has a Norman font, and there are other traces of Norman work in the bases of the pillars and elsewhere.
• I have noted the traces of pain, and once the tears which she could not keep back and was too proud to heed.
• Bradlaugh returned to England at the end of December, worn to a shadow and terribly weak, and for many a long month he bore the traces of his wrestle with death.
• Traces of it remained, however, until about 1887, when it may be regarded as having become extinct forever in Cuba.
• This tribe exhibits more traces of white blood than any other of the wild races in North America.
• He next returned to the house, and came back again under the willows, crossing the lawn, where were still clearly visible traces of a heavy burden having been dragged over it.
• Not fifty miles from Cadiz stood in the middle ages a castle, all traces of which have for centuries disappeared.
• Flaminius immediately broke up his camp, and, following the traces of Hannibal, fell into the snare which was prepared for him.
• We landed and captured some natives, but could not learn from them that they had seen any traces of you, whatever.
• They were, however, unable to discover any traces of the Franklin expedition, such as would lead to any certainty as to his fate.
• The windows of the Hotel de Ville were broken, and the facade bore traces of balls, as did some of the houses round the Place.
• Knowledge and sciences of the Kingdom became obsolete, the mysteries of God deepened, and the traces of the bounties of Christ were completely obliterated.
• Then the winter comes again, and all the traces of spring disappear.
• They have consecrated their lives and forfeited their possessions in martyrdom for the sake of humanity, and the traces of their glory will last forever.
• It is French of Touraine rather than of Paris, yet bearing traces in its flowers and fruit borders of Flemish modes of ornament.
• Captain Clark was now in the lead with a small party, and he came upon the remains of several Indian camps formed of willow-brush, Traces of Indians became more plentiful.
• Then she rose, somewhat comforted at last, and with the aid of cold water removed the traces of her tears from her dark, beautiful face.
• Brotier traces it from Ancus Martius, the fourth king of Rome, when the poverty of the people called for relief.
• For all these youths are already vanished, leaving no more traces than you would find of the flowers that bloomed in the days of their lives.

Similar words containing TRACE without suffix s

trace7 traced9 tracer8 outrace9 retrace9 tracers9 tracery12 traceur9 untrace9 footrace13 mistrace12 outraced11 outraces10 postrace12 retraced11 retracer10 retraces10 traceurs10 untraced11 untraces10 footraces14 mistraced14 mistraces13 ostracean11 retracers11 traceable13 traceably16 traceless11 traceried12 traceries11 ostraceans12 ostraceous12 radiotracer14 retraceable15 retracement15 tracelessly16 untraceable15 radiotracers15 retracements16 traceability19 contraception19 contraceptive22 extracellular22 intracellular15 intracerebral17 nutraceutical17 traceableness17 contraceptions20 contraceptives23 nutraceuticals18 traceabilities18 retraceability21 extracellularly27 intracellularly20 intracerebrally22 traceablenesses19 ultracentrifuge21 ultracentrifuga21 ultracentrifugi21 ultracentrifugal22 ultracentrifuged23 ultracentrifuges22 ultracentrifuging24 ultracentrifugally27 ultracentrifugation25 ultracentrifugations26

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