Weaver is valid Scrabble Word

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

6 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
13 points in WWF

Definitions for WEAVER in dictionary:

NOUN:

one that weaves
a person who weaves fabric.
a finch-like songbird of tropical Africa and Asia, related to the sparrows and building elaborately woven nests.
person who weaves, esp as a means of livelihood
One who weaves, or whose occupation is to weave.
A weaver bird.
An aquatic beetle of the genus Gyrinus. See Whirling.
a craftsman who weaves cloth
finch-like African and Asian colonial birds noted for their elaborately woven nests

Words related to WEAVER

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How to use WEAVER in a sentence

Yet the girl performed the labours of a factory weaver with almost passionate enthusiasm and devotion.
As I have said before, the husband was a calico weaver on the hand- loom.
The yellow weaver birds sing most beautifully, as they fly from the feathery tops of the avenue of coconut palms that line the road to the clump of bamboos behind the hospital.
And the head weaver, with Captain Jamie present, had me called to the table where atrocious weaving, such as could never have gone through my loom, was exhibited against me.
Old Pauline Weaver was the discoverer, as he had been a trapper and pioneer since 1836.
Out of these take now the case of the weaver caste, with whom we happen to be particularly familiar, as our work in Gujarat is largely carried on among them.
In Scotland, his father was a weaver, whose business was destroyed by the introduction of power looms.
Weaver, the Wesleyan chaplain at Aldershot, has also rendered important help.
In the intervening years he had been successively a weaver and schoolmaster in his native country.
He was the son of a weaver, and was himself bound apprentice to a shoemaker.

The pale weaver of Raveloe will always remain as one of the great characters in English fiction.
This period of prosperity came to an end, for in May, 1723, Weaver, dressed in rags, was begging charity at the door of a Mr.
Weaver would not, or could not, produce these, and was apprehended, brought to London, and there tried and sentenced to death, and hanged at Execution Dock.
Receiving an ordinary education at school, he followed the trade of a weaver in Paisley.
On his father leaving the country, in 1797, he joined his maternal relatives in Glasgow, who persuaded him to adopt the trade of a weaver.
Under the care of his grandfather, a country weaver, and a man of piety and worth, he taught himself to read.
Taking a weaver of the place as guide, I set off early the next morning for the village of Appenzell, the capital of Inner-Rhoden.
From this latter it was learned that the owner of the house two hundred years ago had been a silk weaver by the name of Flemming Ambrosius Wolff.
And, again, his head, as beaver, Topped the neck of Nick the Weaver.
With them came a shingle weaver, with a pony and a small sled, and some Indians also.
Weaver, the missionary at Wahpooskow, is an Englishman, his wife being a Canadian from London, Ontario.
Widow McFarlane I WAS the Widow McFarlane, Weaver of carpets for all the village.
Johann Gottlieb Fichte was born in Ramenau, Oberlausitz, May 19, 1762, the son of a poor weaver.
Calhoun Weaver was human, and succumbed to this last charming audacity.
She suddenly found herself thinking of her visitor, Calhoun Weaver, and not pleasantly.
She would write to Calhoun Weaver, whom she had avoided since that memorable day.
The action is entirely automatic, and the weaver has not anything to do that she has not to do with the present unguarded looms.
A weaver by trade, he showed signs of fitness for the ministry, was sent to Rotherham College, and was ordained minister of the Independent body at Llanerchymedd in 1829.
Weaver, in a small log-house with one door and two windows.
It was no fisherman or weaver of tent-cloth who brought forth the declarations of the comforter of Hezekiah, the captive prophet and the priest in the land of the Chaldeans.
Meanwhile the old weaver had been sadly preparing the loom to weave a small stock of yarn, which he had received in payment for some work.
For the rest she was like any other girl, a worshipper of the lion in a man, a weaver of romance, ignorant of her own heart.
He was a weaver and did not like the government, telling me, seeing where I came from, I must grow up to be a Glasgow radical.

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