Amass is valid Scrabble Word

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

5 letters word
7 points in Scrabble
8 points in WWF

Definitions for AMASS in dictionary:

VERB:

to accumulate
gather together in a crowd or group
gather together or accumulate (a large amount or number of material or things) over a period of time
collect or accumulate
To collect into a mass or heap; to gather a great quantity of; to accumulate; as, to amass a treasure or a fortune; to amass words or phrases.
collect or gather
get or gather together

NOUN:

A mass; a heap.

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to gather

Words related to AMASS

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How to use AMASS in a sentence

Nor do we wait for an indulgence in this luxury until we have consciously set to work to amass a vocabulary.
Gather, accumulate, amass, collect, levy, muster, hoard.
The victim of a vicious system, I have wandered over the world, working night and day to amass a fortune and carry out my plan.
Hamilton had money of her own, but wished Lemuel to amass enough fame and position to match it.
Some were told of the chance to amass fabulous riches, some of the opportunities for education and some of the hospitality of the places of amusement and recreation in the North.
He neglected his children to amass the ways of iniquity, and their coldness and indifference pierce him like poisoned arrows.
If you had not inherited millions from your father, you would be able to amass a fortune as a barrister.
Whence, pray, have you been able to amass so much money? My lord, my brother of Berry and myself have not so much between us three.
When Spinello first arrived at Arezzo, he took lodgings in the house of an artist, who, although he possessed no great share of genius, had contrived to amass considerable wealth.
Not alone, therefore, was their righteous vengeance nullified, but the crock of gold which had taken their community many thousands of years to amass was stolen.

Theoretically, he believed that no man should amass a fortune by the labor of others.
Altogether such an enterprise demanded capital larger than the ordinary merchant or gentleman could amass and involved risks more imminent than he dared to assume.
To have the settlers securely there, from the first, meant that they were to grow into a nation, not to amass temporary riches, and then return to an already overcrowded world.
He did not amass a franc save by his honest earnings, and so well was his character known in this respect, that he was above all suspicion.
Donna Isabel openly expressed her desire to amass treasure in order to follow up Montbar and take her revenge upon him for having marooned her and her people upon a desert island.
She spoke, too, of the imperishable riches which are so easy to amass each day, and of the folly of trampling them under foot when one has but to stoop and gather them.
Each official during his tenure of office expected to recover his initial outlay, and amass a small fortune besides.
Without its aid, without its institutions, he could never have been able to amass the riches of which he is at his death the holder.
As a speculation, I should imagine that the best plan would be to amass them on the Belgian or Luxemburg frontier.
It will not be possible in the future for men to amass great fortunes by the labors of others.
An Indian with one wife can not amass property, as she is constantly occupied in household labors, and has no time for preparing skins for trading.
Unfortunately, he died suddenly in the attempt to amass them, and Chayah was left an orphan.
Rockefeller did not amass a fortune by making others poor.
By this means Theodora was straightway enabled to gain very great influence and to amass considerable sums of money.
O soul, allow not thyself to be moved by family and relations to amass property for them so that thyself should perish.
After toiling through life to amass a fortune, they wish to have their own way of disposing of it.
In this expedition, he cruelly oppressed the provinces through which he passed, that he might amass riches.
He will amass wealth, he will injure the kingâ€™s revenue and pay to himself the pensions which Richelieu paid to others.
They are all hunters by trade, and amass amazing quantities of those furs.
Although the power to amass wealth is evidence of marked ability, the homage paid to it is one of the most sinister tendencies in American life.
A period of life in which such intuitions have been frequent may amass tastes and ideals sufficient for the rest of our days.
He pinched himself to amass a small sum of money from time to time, and then religiously took away the seemingly delirious picture, to hang it beside his masterpieces.

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