Workmen is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WORKMEN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• WORKMAN, a male worker
• a man employed to do manual labour.
• a person with specified skill in a job or craft

Words related to WORKMEN

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Words that contain WORKMEN

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How to use WORKMEN in a sentence

• It were better, perhaps, that most of the workmen should not be in the secret.
• Day after day old Geoffrey watched his workmen on the knoll.
• They are going about amongst the students and the workmen, dining at popular restaurants, hearing people talk.
• Workmen of this class were rare, never more than three or four in one factory, and it was never necessary for them to remain out of work.
• He had, I believe, no hatred for any living thing save Italian workmen and automobiles.
• The first Earl of Dorset greatly improved Knole, employing, it is said, 200 workmen constantly.
• An immense apparatus of train formations, railway and telegraph corps, and workmen must be got ready to secure the efficiency of a modern army with its millions.
• One of our workmen was also seized by four of the mutineers, who were going to throw him into the sea.
• If he had a dozen workmen like you, my brother and I should be ruined in trying to compete with him.
• On the Saturday night after Zorzi had hidden the box in the jar, the workmen cleared away the litter in the main furnace rooms and the order was given to let the fires go out.
• Even then the birds will have a good time of it in the morning, unless the workmen are on the ground early.
• Other workmen come with carts, pick it up, tie it in bundles and carry it to the mill.
• He labored so effectively for their salvation that in a few months seventeen of the workmen were converted, and they held regular meetings for prayer and study of the Bible.
• One year they had some building and repairs done, and had a number of workmen working for them by the day.
• The workmen, all skilled mechanics, were a remarkably fine body of men.
• The prompt closing of the shops had had its effect, and a deputation of the older workmen came to plead for arbitration and a peaceful settlement of the trouble.
• Besides, our Government needs soldiers now, not workmen.
• It proceeded from his workmen, who had come in procession through the garden, and were waving their hats and caps.
• Socialism, in which many of the better class of workmen believed sincerely, began to take on the red tinge of anarchy.
• A few of the better class of workmen edged out of the crowd.
• The theory of exploitation, as explaining profits, is very commonly held in a more or less vague way by work-men.
• It was helped forward by the migration into this country of skilled workmen from France, during the troubles of the revolution at the end of the century.
• These half-naked fellows are nimble workmen, and will unload a boat full of tea in an incredibly short time.
• Address to General Grant by the British workmen of London, England.
• The employer desires in his workmen spirit and alacrity, and these can be permanently secured in no other way.
• Tom threw his bridle to one of the workmen, then sprang from his horse.
• Something of the old look of pride comes to the calm and beautiful face which the architect and the workmen have always seen.
• Even that single spar, could it be preserved, would have been sufficient to have saved the workmen on that day when the Smeaton broke adrift and left them in such peril.
• The next day, workmen were sent to the tower to examine the bells.

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