Vail is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VAIL in dictionary:

VERB:
• (archaic) to lower, doff, let down
• lower (something, such as a weapon), esp as a sign of deference or submission
• Same as Veil.
• To let fail; to allow or cause to sink.
• To lower, or take off, in token of inferiority, reverence, submission, or the like.
• To yield or recede; to give place; to show respect by yielding, uncovering, or the like.
• take off or lower (one's hat or crown) as a token of respect or submission.
• take off one's hat or otherwise show respect or submission to someone.
NOUN:
• Avails; profit; return; proceeds.
• An unexpected gain or acquisition; a casual advantage or benefit; a windfall.
• Money given to servants by visitors; a gratuity; -- usually in the plural.
• Submission; decline; descent.

Words related to VAIL

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Words that contain VAIL

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How to use VAIL in a sentence

• And thou shalt hang up the vail with rings, and shall bring in within the vail, the ark of witness.
• And thou shalt put the table without the vail and candlestick over against the table, upon the south side of the habitation.
• And thou shalt put it before the vail that hangeth before the ark of witness, and before the mercy seat that is before the witness, where I will meet thee.
• Alfred Vail immediately set to work on the apparatus, his only helper being a fifteen-year-old apprentice boy named William Baxter.
• Vail recognized the importance of having the simplest combinations of dots and dashes stand for the most used letters, as this would increase the speed of sending.
• Accompanied by Smith, he sailed for England in May, taking with him a new instrument provided by Vail.
• Congress made an appropriation to keep the line in operation, Vail acting as operator at the Washington end.
• It was found that these wires would carry the telephone currents, not as well as might be desired, but well enough to assure Vail that he was on the right track.
• The copper wire was four times as expensive as the iron, but as it was four times as good Vail adopted it.
• Sitting in his office in New York, President Theodore Vail spoke into his desk telephone of the familiar type.
• He and Vail talked with each other freely and easily, while the naval officers who verified the tests marveled.
• Vail, a former Post Office manager, understood large organizations and had an innate feeling for the nature of large-scale communications.
• Vail plowed the profits back into research and development, starting the Bell tradition of huge-scale and brilliant industrial research.
• Gale, and Alfred Vail, and it is my earnest desire to do full justice to all of them.
• The third person who came to the assistance of Morse at this critical period was Alfred Vail, son of Judge Stephen Vail, of Morristown, New Jersey.
• This was in the early part of September, 1887, before he had met Vail.
• The next few months were trying ones to both Morse and Vail.
• These were anxious and nerve-racking days for both Morse and Vail, and it is small wonder that there should have been some slight friction.
• Vail also submitted a plan for the same purpose, which involved the necessity of going to New York or New Jersey to get it executed.
• Henry, too, erred in ignoring the advances of Morse and Vail and in his proud sensitiveness.
• Vail, who would from the necessity of the case take that post, is my right-hand man in the whole enterprise.
• This, of course, is not true, for we have only to name Vail, and Gale, and Kendall, and Reid, and a host of others to prove the contrary.
• Letters of congratulation poured in on him from his friends, and, among others, the following from Alfred Vail must have aroused mingled feelings of pleasure and regret.
• Her face shone marble-white underneath her vail, and her eyes were bent downward.
• She wore a simple suit of rich brown silk, with hat, vail and gloves to match, white linen collar and cuffs, and crimson ribbon bow on her bosom, and a crimson rose in her hat.
• With the assistance of her maid she slowly divested herself of her white vail and robes, and put on the black travelling dress.
• Then from some receptacle of her left-off colored dresses, she selected a dark-gray silk suit, with sack, hat, vail and gloves to match.
• Then she walked rapidly away, and turned into a narrow street, keeping her gray vail doubled over her face all the time.
• Salome did not look toward them, but doubled her vail still more closely over her face as she sat down in a corner and turned toward the window, on the left side of her seat.
• In her surprise Salome dropped her hands, and at the same time her vail fell from before her face.
• In these chapters a vail seems lifted from what was growing obscure in our knowledge of social life in the youth of our fathers.
• Alfred Vail, whose father and brother had large brass and iron works, was one of those who believed in it.
• Theodore Vail, the presiding genius of the greatest telephone system in the world, is Irish, and so is Carty, its chief engineer.
• Her face they do not see, as a gauze vail hides it from mortal view.

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