Aids is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AIDS in dictionary:

VERB:
• AID, to help
NOUN:
• financial or material help given to a country or area in need
• a source of help or assistance
• help, typically of a practical nature
• a grant of subsidy or tax to a king or queen.
• promote or encourage (something)
• help or support (someone or something) in the achievement of something
• artificial insemination by donor.
• a serious (often fatal) disease of the immune system transmitted through blood products especially by sexual contact or contaminated needles

Words related to AIDS

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Words that contain AIDS

caids8 gaids7 kaids10 laids6 maids8 qaids15 raids6 saids6 vaids9 braids9 plaids9 saidst7 slaids7 abraids10 navaids11 barmaids13 embraids13 mermaids13 seamaids11 unbraids11 upbraids13 bondmaids15 cookmaids18 handmaids16 medicaids15 milkmaids18 bridemaids16 cornbraids15 dairymaids17 housemaids16 nursemaids13 overplaids16 bridesmaids17 maidservant17 pantrymaids19 schoolmaids19 chambermaids24 counterraids15 kitchenmaids24 maidservants18 nurserymaids18 parlourmaids17

How to use AIDS in a sentence

• Since this was written for English, our language has changed much, and at the same time acquired, by means of the press, some aids to stability.
• If she was aided by him, it was only as one strong mind aids another, by collision and suggestion rather than by direct teaching.
• Minnesota affords, of course, all of these aids in large abundance, and is likewise quite easy of access, thus answering, in these particulars at least, the ends desired.
• It is not the good fortune of every veterinary surgeon, however, to be the lucky possessor of one of these useful aids to successful operating.
• The Use of visual aids in the teaching of arithmetic.
• So far, then, is the Church from opposing the culture of human arts and sciences, that she rather aids and promotes it in many ways.
• Let me beg of you, my dearest young lady, to take to yourself all those aids which good persons, like you, draw from RELIGION, in support of their calamities.
• For himself he despised all human aids by comparison with counsel from above.
• It has become necessary to divert to this new object, a considerable part of the aids we had destined for General Gates.
• In art a vocation is everything, and a vocation needs no one, for God aids.
• He throws his whole influence against both, and aids the thief, in going free, to commit the same crime in another quarter.
• Plowing such land in the autumn aids in securing such density.
• A strong will, strong tobacco, and plenty of work were all aids in helping him to preserve his sanity.
• To have good reason for not laughing is one of the surest aids.
• An open fireplace, when it can be afforded, aids in ventilation as well as increases the cheerful aspect of the room.
• That is, the great barons of the realm had always given these aids in theory voluntarily.
• When his performed aids assume strength for achievement, our prayers implore the assembled steeds for gifts, yes, the prayers implore them.
• From their ranks came the most efficient aids in every department of the preparations.
• There are certain aids to improvement which must be used in order that the best results may be obtained.
• Brand, Gratz, Goodloe, and young Tom Clay were his aids.
• For his hour, however, the need was not knowledge of the thoughts, dreams, and mental methods of the past, but better mastery of the aids and instruments of active life.
• Growing familiarity with the seas aids Corkey in holding the craft to the wind.
• The following aids are therefore offered in the belief that they will make the work of the teacher, trained or untrained, more effective.
• We, with all the aids of modern knowledge and thought, are absolutely unable to say what distinction there is between matter and spirit.
• Let her not, then, look for support in such aids as these.
• She kept up with remarkable strength a supernatural tone which insensibly aids the imagination.

Similar words containing AID without suffix s

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