Alms is valid Scrabble Word

Is alms a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is alms valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

4 letters word
6 points in Scrabble
8 points in WWF

Definitions for ALMS in dictionary:

PLURAL NOUN:

gifts to the poor

NOUN:

money or goods given to the poor
(in historical contexts) money or food given to poor people
Anything given gratuitously to relieve the poor, as money, food, or clothing; a gift of charity.
money or goods contributed to the poor

Words related to ALMS

almous8 alms6 awmous11

How to use ALMS in a sentence

There came by an old Wagri woman who stared at him, whining for alms.
In many instances, private individuals even gave extraordinary alms to bring down the blessing of Heaven on the nation, so interested in the expected event.
They also gave alms to the poor, and presented the broken meat left at their banquets to the hospitals.
She was a Christian, and served God day and night with prayers, with fasting, and with alms.
Thereafter he should in various ways, which they told him, entertain guests and give alms to the poor.
They would no longer have to plead for freight from port to port as though begging alms.
Matthew, and give their alms publicly or in secret as seems to them best.
Above all, they have no income except the alms given them by the faithful.
I must tell you that an hour ago we met an old wolf on the road, almost fainting from want of food, who asked alms of us.
It is not an uncommon sight to see staff officers as well as soldiers stopping on the streets to hand out small alms to the begging women and children.

On the following day four oxen were gifted for an alms to Saint Kiaranus, and these he delivered to his uncle instead of his ox.
Then one man gifted him a cow as an alms, another gifted him a cloak, and another a kettle.
Just outside the castle gates, there was a blind boy seated, asking alms.
Rules for those who receive alms from the congregation.
I loved the man I saw to-day Who knocked not when he came with alms.
Home alms which it is their worst degradation to receive.
He first made himself welcome by giving her a handsome alms, and then inquired about her health.
He begged for alms, and Cuthbert threw him a small coin.
Her alms are eminently moral, and her cause comes recommended by the most beautiful associations.
At a grated window in the gate stood the poor debtors rattling their begging-boxes, and endeavouring by their cries to obtain alms from the passers-by.
Miss Phoebe still went to market and distributed small alms to the poor.
The Home for Poor Age, Helpless Childhood, Incurable Sickness, depends Not on fees or on wealthy endowments, but alms and free service of friends.
As I passed a crossing, a man in tattered habiliments, who was sweeping it, asked for alms, but being in no very charitable humour, I walked on.
And as he went he did great good, and gave alms, feeding the poor and needy.
I went to the Spanish Cathedral the next day, and saw on the porch groups of gray-haired negroes waiting for alms.
In strange parts of the town, where no other lady would have dared to go to give alms, it was rumoured that she went and did noble things privately.
The visitor who entered was an aged friar beseeching alms at every door, as was the custom of his brotherhood, with which to help the sick and poor.
You are one of those who would fall before the carriages of the rich and hold out your hands for their alms.

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