Whoever is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WHOEVER in dictionary:

PRONOUN:
• whatever person
• the person or people who; any person who
• regardless of who
• used for emphasis instead of ‘who’ in questions, typically expressing surprise or confusion
• used for emphasis instead of ‘who’ in questions, typically expressing surprise or confusion
• any person who
NOUN:
• Whatever person; any person who; be or she who; any one who; as, he shall be punished, whoever he may be.

Words related to WHOEVER

whoso11 whosoever18

How to use WHOEVER in a sentence

• There was a fire in it, now, smouldering, as though whoever made it feared its red light would be seen by the distant pickets.
• She waited quietly there in the path where the girl, whoever she was, must pass in order to go up to her tent.
• Whoever it is, is afraid of falling, and creeps along cautiously, feeling by the wall.
• Soon after I heard splashing, and I knew that whoever it was was wading back to the stairs through the foot and a half or so of water still in the hall.
• Whoever chose the site ought to be kindly remembered for his good taste.
• Whoever dares to tell a lie, Whoever steals a pin, Whoever strikes an angry blow, Has done a deed of sin.
• Whoever it was has beat it back into the other valley.
• The Churches had come to feel that whoever failed them, they had Teacher Talmage still.
• Whoever will read the letter of Commodore Douglas of the 3d of July, and his letter of the 5th, will see the most amusing instance of backing out in the annals of diplomacy.
• Whoever can bear arms will joyfully hasten to the colors to defend the Fatherland with his blood.
• And we need a hand in passing it to him, whoever it is.
• My own impression is that my twelve francs, whoever they may benefit, will not benefit the British public.
• Whoever should then prefer the photograph must be either more of a naturalist than an artist, or else a better artist than Turner.
• Whoever then thinks by a few rapid marches to gain a start, and more easily to recover a firm standing, commits a great error.
• Taken all in all, Yolanda, whoever she was, would grace any station in life.
• The law charges the officer, whoever he may be, with the performance of certain duties.
• You just bet, little girl, whoever wins you has got to score right.
• After I had looked around some time, I was convinced that the owners of the wagons, whoever they had been, had been massacred by the Indians.
• The person, whoever it might be, was probably satisfied, for I heard the old boards of the lobby creak and strain, as if under the weight of somebody moving cautiously over them.
• And in a moment, whoever it was that passed the word, the men were gathering stones, and there they reared a mighty column.
• Whoever therefore, for the removing of the blindness of ignorance seeks to learn other arts and knowledge desires to fill his belly, as it were, with husks.
• Lalande, or whoever it was, who searched the heavens with his telescope and could find no God, would not have found the human mind if he had searched the brain with a microscope.
• The resulting plates should not be regarded as belonging to a single institution, but should be at the service of whoever could make the best use of them.
• But whoever is experienced in these matters, or considers things impartially, will be of a very different opinion.
• Whoever came in, or however he came in, whether he obtained the crown by law or by force, the hereditary succession was either continued or adopted.

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