Years is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for YEARS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• YEAR, the time taken by the earth to orbit the sun
• the time taken by the earth to make one revolution around the sun.
• the period of 365 days (or 366 days in leap years) starting from the first of January, used for reckoning time in ordinary circumstances.
• a period of twelve months measured from a point other than 1 January
• a year regarded in terms of the quality of something produced
• a period similar to a year used for reckoning time according to other calendars
• a very long time; ages
• a set of students grouped together as being of roughly similar ages, mostly entering a school or college in the same academic year
• a late time of life
• a prolonged period of time
• the time during which someone\'s life continues
• one's age or time of life
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a period of time consisting of 365 or 366 days

Words related to YEARS

year7

Words that contain YEARS

midyears14 goodyears14 overyears15 yesteryears17

How to use YEARS in a sentence

• It was publicly read on every Fourth-of-July celebration for a hundred years.
• In 1912 we were told that for the past five years the revenue of Russia had exceeded expenditure by an average sum of L20,000,000 per annum.
• For 100 years they had dominated the land of the Five Rivers.
• But again, does that fact really cut off any great space of time from his hundreds of thousands of years? For when the land first rose from the sea, that glen was not there.
• Naturally impatient of control, he endeavoured by his precocious manhood to secure the respect and independence which would scarcely have been paid or permitted to his years.
• For about three years before the period of which I write, the village of Findramore, and the parish in which it lay, were without a teacher.
• Those killed are all children, except one, who is a young woman about twenty years of age.
• However, I will cut short these perhaps uninteresting details, merely stating that for three years I suffered most shameful treatment.
• It is now two years since this untoward catastrophe.
• Another son had been born to them some years before, but had died when only three days old.
• The work of Pearson did not appear until two years afterwards, or in 1672.
• Agnello remained Doge, or Lord as he preferred to be called, for four years.
• There are nominally one hundred thousand Catholics in the province, representing the labours of many French missionaries for a period of rather more than two hundred years.
• For thousands of years ye have been contending in warfare and strife.
• Henrietta was twenty-three years of age when her mother married Borrow.
• Fourteen years afterwards a boy named David Leone, fourteen years of age, was living in the house of an Italian exile in London.
• But a change has been wrought of the happiest kind in recent years, so that no cathedral in the country can boast a more admirable interior.
• These were years of trouble and severe work to make the College a success.
• It was now some years since he had declared that though Mr.
• At this time I was also a Sunday school teacher, and at sixteen years of age, a local preacher in the Methodist church.
• In less than seven years after the conclusion of that treaty our grievances had become so intolerable that in the opinion of President Jackson they should no longer be endured.
• I reply, first, That it was an object for many years with these to do away the Slave-trade as it was carried on in their own ports.
• It must be a dozen years since Carmela died in that little house beyond the cabbage garden.
• At twelve years of age Aaron Burr went to college, and after this time he never had even the apology of a home, indeed he never had a home such as his nature demanded.
• In 1830 he had forty years to run, and he filled the cup of the Hours to the brim with activity and adventure.
• Judge Dana held the office during four years, and he was succeeded by William M.
• In the last 25 years the use of alcohol by the medical profession has steadily diminished, its poisonous properties having become more evident.
• Tuke was the grandson of William Tuke, the founder, and when he published the History of the Retreat in 1812 he was but twenty-eight years of age.
• Bill Hen had been a sailor himself fifty years ago, and it was a point of honour with him to visit anything with keel and sails that came up the river.

Similar words containing YEAR without suffix s

year7 yeard9 yearn8 yeards10 yearly12 yearns9 midyear13 yearded12 yearend11 yearned11 yearner10 biyearly16 goodyear13 midyears14 overyear14 yearbook17 yearding13 yearends12 yearlies11 yearling12 yearlong12 yearners11 yearning12 goodyears14 multiyear14 overyears15 yearbooks18 yearlings13 yearnings13 overyeared17 semiyearly18 yearningly17 yesteryear16 overyearing18 yesteryears17

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