Wayfarers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WAYFARERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• WAYFARER, a traveller
• a person who travels on foot.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a traveler

Words related to WAYFARERS

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How to use WAYFARERS in a sentence

• It would be difficult to meet wayfarers of more wretched appearance.
• He was not alone, many wayfarers were tramping in the same direction.
• Here, Duane had learned, was stationed a comfortable inn for wayfarers.
• He bare a great pole in his hand to sustain him in the water and many weary wayfarers did he help to cross the turbulent stream.
• At the entrance sat two negroes, to point out the direction that wayfarers had to follow, and to recommend them to make as much haste as possible.
• Common wayfarers were kept out of harm by sentries.
• To avoid meeting any possible wayfarers he left the high road and took a footpath under some fir-trees.
• There were few wayfarers between there and Greiz, and the road wound through groves of oaks and beeches, which shot their branches across the path.
• I said that Allah had undoubtedly created him to be a protector of helpless wayfarers and the very guardian of honour.
• Besides, wayfarers were few and the hardy mariners had by this time sought the warm chimney in the favorite inn.
• It was the wild, unearthly noise made by Robin to increase the fear of this dell in the hearts of any chance wayfarers who might haply be within hearing.
• They have already been mentioned in connection with the requirements of the wayfarers that tread the Path of Positive Knowledge.
• It may be that they would cut the throats of all foreign wayfarers quite cheerfully, if the job could be accomplished without fear of reprisals.
• On the road we meet few wayfarers, and those we encounter are full of suspicion.
• The French have also found it necessary to search villages and casual wayfarers on the roads and to search for carrier pigeons.
• But wayfarers were few, and all were wandering afoot.
• A path unnaturally smooth, Vye thought, as if shaped to funnel wayfarers on.
• There was water in abundance however, and that was more precious to the wayfarers than the sight of great palaces.
• Now and again a sound almost human would startle the cautious wayfarers as they picked their way amid the sodden chaos.
• What with dust, and what with sun, the wayfarers who toil up the heights leading to the holy hill have gained a colour which a Murillo would delight in.
• A couple of belated wayfarers had only just time to step into the ditch.
• In the street, where there are no more wayfarers, she walks on the edge of the causeway.
• Now and again wayfarers, straying thence, wonder whose dust it is that mingles with the warmth of Mother Earth beneath that broken tablet.
• The writer of these lines, who crossed the plains to California so lately as 1856, saw buffalo killed for the sake of their tongues, or to give rifle practice to the wayfarers.
• Lucius again feared brigands, but they fell in with no unpleasant nocturnal wayfarers, and reached the city without incident.
• Those wayfarers who had fled came back to the brink of the hill and those who had stood their ground walked out into the grass to look back.
• Not even yet could I believe that my two wayfarers had been phantoms merely.
• He dwelt by the cross-roads near the oak of Mamre, and entertained all the wayfarers who came that way, rich and poor, lame and sound, friends or strangers.

Similar words containing WAYFARER without suffix s

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