Voyageurs is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VOYAGEURS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• VOYAGEUR, an employee of a fur company who transports goods
• (in Canada) a boatman employed by the fur companies to transport goods and passengers to and from the trading posts on the lakes and rivers.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a person employed by a fur company to transport goods between distant stations

Words related to VOYAGEURS

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How to use VOYAGEURS in a sentence

• Tourists often find the Hotel des Voyageurs comfortable enough to keep them there for a few days.
• A dainty morsel it was to the hungry voyageurs, resembling in some respects roast pig, and every scrap of it they devoured.
• The French half-breeds and retired Canadian voyageurs occupy the upper part of the settlement.
• All day long the guns thundered and roared, and all day long I sat outside the cafe of the Hotel des Voyageurs in the Place de la Gare.
• But these voyageurs did not make up the full tally of the fall trade which gave Murray so much joy.
• It was the beaver led French voyageurs westward to the Rocky Mountains.
• Now for a week he had lain there and several of his other voyageurs had departed.
• On this fare the hardiest voyageurs ever known threaded a pathless continent and made a great traffic possible.
• We had engaged three Canadian voyageurs to take charge of our tent, mess-basket, and matters and things in general.
• Another peculiarity of the voyageurs is their fancy for transforming the names of their bourgeois into something funny, which resembles it in sound.
• Alas! not one of the poor voyageurs could boast a spare article.
• This being accomplished, the voyageurs, one and all, prepared to take their leave.
• One by one these old voyageurs are passing away, and with them and their immediate successors the tradition perishes.
• With his accession to the ranks of the voyageurs real progress in the field of colonization was for the first time assured.
• The beginnings of Canada made astounding demands upon the fortitude and stamina of these dauntless voyageurs, but their store of courage was far from the point of exhaustion.
• Voyageurs ready to undertake these tasks there were in plenty, and all of them found in the Iron Governor a stalwart friend.
• This stream the voyageurs, who numbered about forty in all, descended until they reached the Illinois, which they followed to the point where Peoria now stands.
• Other explorers and voyageurs of his generation there were in plenty, and their service was not inconsiderable.
• A few of the voyageurs found that one trip to the wilds was enough and never took to the trade permanently.
• But the Norman voyageurs of the New World did things quite differently.
• The voyageurs relieved the tedium of their long journeys by breaking into song at intervals.
• The careless Indians have straightened into keen-eyed, responsible voyageurs, each muscle taut, every sense alert.
• The barter consummated, these Northland voyageurs had their yearly dance and sing-song and orgy of delight.
• At this point, April 7, 1805, the escorting party, the voyageurs, and one interpreter, returned down the river in their barge.
• To this stream they gave the name of Lepage for Bastien Lepage, one of the voyageurs accompanying the party.
• Thirty-eight men he counted, a wild and husky crew, all frontiersmen of the States or voyageurs from Upper Canada.

Similar words containing VOYAGEUR without suffix s

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