Bates is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BATES in dictionary:

VERB:
• BATE, to diminish, also BAYT
• (of a hawk) beat the wings in agitation and flutter off the perch
NOUN:
• an angry mood
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to reduce the force of

Words related to BATES

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How to use BATES in a sentence

• I regarded them as so peculiar that I shouted for Bates.
• In short, if there was ever a worse education, it must have been in that academy where Oliver met Charlie Bates.
• The McKelveys gave him a Singhalese dinner, and Miss Elnora Pearl Bates, society editor of the Advocate-Times, rose to her highest lark-note.
• Missouri voted solid for her candidate, Bates, who also received a scattering tribute from other delegations.
• Bates, Louise Egleston, Florence Stryker, Hattie H.
• Bates had turned from his work to stand for a few moments on the hard trodden level in front of the house and survey the weather.
• Bates shut the house door, and went up the ladder to his loft.
• There were eight men in the party, two of whom, apparently its more important members, sauntered to meet Bates, with pipes in their mouths.
• The dog probably knew, but as for Bates, he not only did not know, but no conjecture rose in his mind as to her probable whereabouts.
• He intended to bring Bates to see the dead in the morning, and that would decide the matter.
• Bates should go ill and alone to his lonely home, but that it could not be helped.
• Bates was tendered the Attorney-Generalship on December 15, while making a personal visit to Springfield.
• He was educated in his native town, at Monmouth Academy, Maine Wesleyan Seminary and Bates College.
• Bates taught one Primary class, in 1889, after which I judged it best to close the institution.
• The common instances in his locality, and indeed everywhere in tropical America, were anything but the hard-pressed struggling forms assumed by the theory of Bates.
• Bates himself could never make up his mind to accept it.
• A man by the name of Bates transported them for him in a large two-horse wagon from my place to Washington Hollow, about twelve miles east of Poughkeepsie.
• Bates was taken into the conspiracy of friendship, and on the evening of April 28th we descended on Mrs.
• Bates gave me my coffee, put matches within reach and left the room.
• When I returned to the house Bates was at work in the kitchen.
• My rage must fasten upon some one, and Bates was the nearest target for it.
• But I was not half so angry with these conspirators as with myself, for ever having entertained a single generous thought toward Bates.
• As Bates came and went I marked Larry’s scrutiny of the man.
• Bates ran in to report a summons at the outer wall, and Larry and I went together to answer it, sending Bates to keep watch toward the lake.
• Bates, for the first time since my arrival, seemed really nervous and anxious.
• Bates was not in sight, but the barking of a revolver above showed that he had returned to the window to take vengeance on his enemies.
• I heard Bates yell at me, and Larry and Stoddard rushed for Pickering.
• Bates, let me propose your venturing on one of these eggs.
• Full of thanks, and full of news, Miss Bates knew not which to give quickest.
• Miss Bates was out, which accounted for the previous tranquillity.
• Still, I am prepared to do any literary work of the kind, as I told Bates some time ago, and that is the reason he wrote to me about it.
• Bates, and he has had a hard day, it seems, and is now having a late lunch at the Montezuma House.

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