Were is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WERE in dictionary:

VERB:
• BE, to exist
• be present
• occur; take place
• occupy a position in space
• stay in the same place or condition
• attend
• come; go; visit
• having the state, quality, identity, nature, role, etc., specified
• cost
• amount to
• represent
• signify
• consist of; constitute
• say
• used with a present participle to form continuous tenses
• used with a past participle to form the passive voice
• used to indicate something that is due or destined to happen
• used to express obligation or necessity
• used to express possibility
• used to hypothesize about something that might happen
• used with the past participle of intransitive verbs to form perfect tenses
• To wear. See 3d Wear.
• To guard; to protect.
• form of the past tense of em be
• exist
• form of the past tense of <em class="hi">be
RESIDUAL:
• Bachelor of Education.
• Bachelor of Engineering.
• bill of exchange.
NOUN:
• A weir. See Weir.
• A man.
• A fine for slaying a man; the money value set upon a man\'s life; weregild.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to have actuality
• a pl. and 2d person sing. past indicative, and past subjunctive of be
• form of the past tense of be used after we, you, they, or a plural noun
• The imperfect indicative plural, and imperfect subjunctive singular and plural, of the verb be. See Be.

Words related to WERE

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Words that contain WERE

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How to use WERE in a sentence

• It was difficult to realize that we were passing through what had been, only a few days before, the abode of thousands of people.
• We were driving into the teeth of a squall, but there seemed to be no limits to the power of his engine.
• There were at that time seven in the solitary cells, and twenty-four employed in labor on the roads.
• Those on the ground floor were heavily boarded up, those above, though glazed, boasted neither blinds nor curtains.
• While they were stripping him of his clothes they dragged him through the water with his head under, by which he was drowned.
• After nearly two years of anxiety, Eaton could write home that the prospects of peace were good.
• Students had not begun to be interested in the troubles of everyday folk, so there were no records of past occurrences of the same sort that the workers could read.
• There were marks of teeth on his right boot, but no marks at all on his body.
• The people with whom she had been going to Switzerland were friends of Bill Chester too, and so it was doubtful now whether he would go abroad at all.
• All the guns were concentrated upon Dixmude and the surrounding trenches.
• But gradually her evident safety and delight were too much for their caution, and they were soon at home in the gentle waves.
• The highest of these were covered with snow, and, in other respects, the whole country seemed naked.
• Why the waters were called Shark Creek and Pond was more than any one could explain.
• I wish to goodness you were rich, that you might give her a temporary asylum, and a relief from uneasiness, suffering, and gloom.
• Private soldiers, in groups, were chatting and eating.
• In particular, he attacks the difficult problem of the date when its town-walls were built.
• They saw the bright light, and noticed the star moving on and on, as if it were showing them the way to go.
• There were only a few more steps to the spot where the yellow circle of light from the lanterns rendered the white uniforms of the sailors in the two boats visible.
• Personal safety, and a regard to his own peculiar contests, were the last things that suggested themselves to the mind of Doctor Beaumont.
• At first they laughed, but were soon made ashamed, when they saw that a lady was assisting.
• Cavalry and infantry, under the protection of the giant batteries, were hurled forward and dashed upon the Austrians with ferocity.
• Our estimates were sent to Major Hunter for his approval, who in turn forwarded them to our silent partner at Washington, to be submitted to the proper departments.
• Merchants and manufacturers were invited from all the considerable towns in England.

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