Volunteers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VOLUNTEERS in dictionary:

VERB:
• freely offer to do something
• offer (help) freely
• say or suggest something without being asked
• commit (someone) to a particular undertaking, typically without consulting them
• work for an organization without being paid
NOUN:
• a person who freely offers to take part in an enterprise or undertake a task
• a person who freely enrols for military service rather than being conscripted, especially a member of a force formed by voluntary enrolment and distinct from the regular army.
• a plant that has not been deliberately planted.
• a person who works for an organization without being paid
• a person to whom a voluntary conveyance or disposition is made.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a person who voluntarily undertakes or expresses a willingness to undertake a service; as one who enters into military service voluntarily one who renders a service or takes part in a transaction while having no legal concern or interest; one who receives a conveyance or transfer of property without giving valuable consideration

Words related to VOLUNTEERS

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How to use VOLUNTEERS in a sentence

• Their mothers had withdrawn their children from the schools and colleges and the children had become the volunteers of the nation, I have seen them with these naked eyes of mine.
• His crew began to struggle out the pier, while volunteers, under his personal direction, manipulated the reel.
• Mounted officers of volunteers, Marine Corps, Navy, and Army, in the order named.
• At times he was persuaded that the very continuance of the British Empire might depend upon the Volunteers of India.
• Hammond swore he would go alone, and plunged into the river, followed by three volunteers, whereupon the whole army crowded after.
• Many of the Creole volunteers began to despair, and talked of returning.
• He had provided as garrison a small body of Greek volunteers and 150 Cretan combatants, including the priests.
• After arriving at Fort Leavenworth, Kit Carson was furnished with an escort of fifty men, who were volunteers in the war which was then being carried on against Mexico.
• At this town he left his escort of fifty volunteers, and hired sixteen other men with which to perform the remainder of his journey.
• We have followed the first phase of it in the wonderful combat-records of the colored National Guard, its volunteers and recruits.
• Almost every man was killed, and among these were near fifty persons of family who had embarked as volunteers.
• Thus did the nation in part remedy the evil which came in consequence of the discharge of the volunteers, and prove its willingness to do right.
• Volunteers, and send it to him at Eastborough Centre as soon as possible.
• Though the Captain had sold his commission, Robert continued to command an irregular force of volunteers in the nursery, and never was a colonel more despotic.
• More soldiers were needed, and volunteers were asked for.
• He called for volunteers, and was grieved that it was the lads of sixteen and seventeen years that were always the first to offer.
• These resolutions were followed up by the formation of regiments of volunteers, thus showing a steady determination to carry them out to the utmost.
• In their route they were twice attacked and defeated by a small party of volunteers, losing in the whole sixty men killed, and having about an equal number wounded.
• Paul asked them in his best French what they meant and assured them that they were not Prussians but American volunteers.
• If proper colonels were once appointed, and the drums ordered to beat for female volunteers, our regiments would soon be filled without the reproach or cruelty of an impress.
• At the head of four thousand volunteers he marched to the shores of Lake Erie to assist Gen.
• This quiet gentleman, who came and went unnoticed, who had nothing to say, and was so anxious to avoid observation, was a type of soldier unfamiliar to the volunteers.
• Philip explained that the Smerwick Spaniards were there as private volunteers.
• Cortes took his quarters at the Havanna in the house of Pedro Barba, who commanded there for Velasquez, erecting his standard, and beating up for volunteers.
• Immermann fell in love with Countess Elisa von Luetzow-Ahlefeldt, wife of the famous old commander of volunteers, Brigadier-General von Luetzow.
• Harry Hazelton was one of the six volunteers who rode out with Deputy Dave.
• By mere omission, I presume, Congress has failed to provide chaplains for hospitals occupied by volunteers.
• Volunteers to fill up the old regiments will be received and paid the bounty and advanced pay until the 1st day of September.
• From 40,000 the numbers of the Volunteers rose in the two succeeding years to 80,000, and they stood firm for further concessions.
• When Presson returned at the head of volunteers the victor was grinding the bleeding face on the floor once more and Linton was screaming appeals.
• The entire Illinois delegation united to urge his appointment as Brigadier Major of the Illinois volunteers.

Similar words containing VOLUNTEER without suffix s

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