Tutors is valid Scrabble Word

Is tutors a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is tutors valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

6 letters word
6 points in Scrabble
7 points in WWF

Definitions for TUTORS in dictionary:

VERB:

TUTOR, to instruct privately
act as a tutor to (a single pupil or a very small group)
work as a tutor

NOUN:

a private teacher, typically one who teaches a single pupil or a very small group
a university or college teacher responsible for the teaching and supervision of assigned students
an assistant lecturer in a college or university.
a book of instruction in a particular subject

Words related to TUTORS

tutor5 tutored8 tutoring9

Words that contain TUTORS

mistutors11 tutorship14 tutorships15 institutors11 restitutors11 constitutors14 prostitutors14

How to use TUTORS in a sentence

In the grammar school at Bath he displayed astonishing ability, and acquired Greek and Latin with a rapidity that frightened his slow tutors.
Third, he was educated first by his mother, then by private tutors, and so missed the discipline of the public schools.
Young Byron entered Trinity College in 1805, poorly prepared, and was never distinguished there for those attainments which win the respect of tutors and professors.
Very wisely, young Antonio was sent to Pratolino with his governor and tutors, and in the merry company no personality could, in any way, recall unhappy incidents of the past.
Public schools were unknown in that day, and what little learning was to be acquired was by private tutors.
For society I depended entirely upon my fellow-scholars, my tutors, and masters.
He received his first instruction from private tutors.
He was provided with English tutors and afterward sent to England to complete his education.
He was a bright-faced pretty boy, clever at his lessons, and a favourite both with tutors and scholars.
The various feudal lords also attracted these scholars to their side, employed them as tutors for their children, and entrusted them with the conduct of sacrifices and festivals.

I have just been with the other Tutors into Hall, and heard the Dean make an excellent speech to the House.
Of the two tutors who then made Balliol famous, he owed nothing to Jowett and everything to T.
On the other hand he attended sermons, received monks in audience and appointed them as tutors to his sons.
He received most of his early education under private tutors, and at the age of seventeen entered William and Mary College, where he remained two years.
When Roger was born there was but little chance of his ever becoming the owner of either titles or estates, and so his education was entirely foreign, his tutors being M.
Etienne and his brothers were not sent to a school, but had expensive tutors to teach them at home.
But even if we desired, we could not resort to private tutors as Locke did.
Hortensio and Lucentio, the sham musical and classical tutors, give a lesson to Bianca.
In her will she appointed the king her father, and the princess dowager of Orange her mother-in-law, honorary tutors, and prince Louis of Brunswick acting tutor to her children.
The world was once a child, under tutors and governors until the time appointed by the Father.
Egyptians the tutors of the Greeks in religious dogma, 617-u.
They had been Fellows together since 1826, and Tutors since 1827.
In some cases, especially where the system was voluntary, servants sustained kindly relations with their masters, a few even becoming secretaries or tutors.
He has a mother and tutors, and it is about three years since his father died.
The boy was sent on a continental tour with a picked body of tutors, but the results were unsatisfactory.
At Princeton College, when the students find the North College clear of Tutors, which is about once a year, they bar up the entrance, get access to the bell, and ring it.
Full well your Tutors know the truth, For sad experience taught their youth.
The tutors came into an agreement not to admit such excuses, unless the scholar came to the tutor, before prayers or college exercises, and obtained leave to be absent.
The several Tutors in Latin successively sustained this relation to my class.
You scared the life out of the tutors and the boys, and it was not until I threatened to put you under the pump that you came to.
But at this date he had got rid of both his tutors.
As already noted, tutors for both were secured at the proper ages, and when Jack was placed with the Rev.
What facilitated the creation of these establishments and made them innocuous to the state was that they had no resident tutors.
In the mean time Demosthenes pursued a plan of education, without the aid or advice of his tutors.
She took with her into Austria the King of Rome, a beautiful child who was put under the care of Austrian tutors.

Similar words containing TUTOR without suffix s

tutor5 tutored8 mistutor10 tutorage9 tutoress8 tutorial8 tutoring9 tutorise8 tutorism10 tutorize17 mistutors11 statutory12 tutorages10 tutorials9 tutorings10 tutorised10 tutorises9 tutorisms11 tutorized19 tutorizes18 tutorship14 untutored10 institutor10 mistutored13 restitutor10 tutoresses10 tutorially13 tutorising11 tutorizing20 tutorships15 constitutor13 institutors11 mistutoring14 prostitutor13 restitutors11 restitutory14 statutorily14 constitutors14 prostitutors14 nonstatutory15

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