Whigs is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WHIGS in dictionary:

VERB:
• WHIG, to jog along
NOUN:
• a member of the British reforming and constitutional party that sought the supremacy of Parliament and was eventually succeeded in the 19th century by the Liberal Party.
• a supporter of the American side during the War of American Independence.
• a member of an American political party in the 19th century, succeeded by the Republicans.
• a 17th-century Scottish Presbyterian.
• denoting a historian who interprets history as the continuing and inevitable victory of progress over reaction.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one who interprets history as a continuing victory of progress over reactionary forces

Words related to WHIGS

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How to use WHIGS in a sentence

• He was not satisfied with the Whigs, who believed that the Reform Bill would usher in a political millennium.
• The Whigs were contributing the majority of votes in the House of Commons, and they demanded that they should be proportionately powerful in the Cabinet.
• We are not now assailing the Whigs for the reforms which they effected in the Irish establishment, because we most cordially approve of them.
• The Whigs railed at him because he would not approve the founding of another United States Bank.
• Perhaps the queen and her English ministry resolved to keep the succession open in Scotland as a check upon the whigs and house of Hanover.
• The ministry was formed in about a week, and it consisted of Whigs, and of those who had been formerly adherents of Messrs.
• It is unlikely that the Whigs, as a party, will ever regain the confidence of the Protestant dissenters of Great Britain.
• He was an object of jealousy, both to the Russell Whigs and the Aberdeen Peelites, and possessed more of the confidence of his opponents than of either.
• The Worcester Lyceum, which furnished the principal course of lectures in the city in those days, was in the hands of some very worthy and conservative old Whigs.
• The Whigs accepted the issue, built log cabins on wheels and drew them over the country from one mass meeting to another.
• As early as June 17, the Whigs had enormous mass meetings at Boston and Bunker Hill.
• Thomas, of Charlestown, and the Whigs nominated Thomas Kinnicutt, of Worcester, who had held the office of Speaker in 1842.
• The election of 1852 had been favorable to the Whigs of Massachusetts, but the contest was fatal to the Whig Party in a national point of view.
• The Conscience Whigs had become Free-soilers, and the Cotton Whigs upheld the flag of the party in the belief that trade would follow the flag.
• Grenville fell, and the king was forced to deliver himself into the hands of the orthodox section of the Whigs.
• The Rockingham Whigs were as substantially in agreement on public affairs with the Shelburne Whigs as they were with Lord North.
• This section of the aristocracy were the origin of the English Whigs, though that title was not invented until the next reign.
• Most young men in New England had hitherto been admirers of Webster and Clay, and termed themselves Whigs.
• This leads us to the consideration of what the Whigs of Massachusetts are to do, or such of them as do not see fit to support General Taylor.
• And now I foresee that, if in this district any considerable number of Whigs think it their duty to join in the support of Mr.
• I am sure that honest, intelligent, and patriotic Whigs will lay this consideration to their consciences, and judge of it as they think they ought to do.
• The loss of the Whigs was twenty-eight killed and a great many wounded.
• He was a Whig of pronounced although modern type, and the Whigs were in power.
• Being ardent Whigs, their testimony made an impression.
• The Whigs regretted the mercy that had spared the traitor.
• The Whigs are getting nothing out of the triumphs of log cabins and hard cider.
• I have to win them to the liberty of the Democratic party, and keep them from stopping halfway, contented with the fraudulent liberty of the Whigs.
• As usual the Whigs are vacillating, because their leader, Mr.
• It was sustained by a majority of the Democrats and a majority of the Whigs in this body.

Similar words containing WHIG without suffix s

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