Buy is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BUY in dictionary:

VERB:
• to purchase
• obtain in exchange for payment
• pay someone to give up an ownership, interest, or share
• withdraw something at auction because it fails to meet the reserve price.
• procure the loyalty and support of (someone) by bribery
• be a means of obtaining (something) through exchange or payment
• get by sacrifice or great effort
• be a buyer for a store or firm.
• accept the truth of
• acquire by paying money for
• To acquire the ownership of (property) by giving an accepted price or consideration therefor, or by agreeing to do so; to acquire by the payment of a price or value; to purchase; -- opposed to sell.
• To acquire or procure by something given or done in exchange, literally or figuratively; to get, at a cost or sacrifice; to buy pleasure with pain.
• To negotiate or treat about a purchase.
• obtain by purchase; acquire by means of a financial transaction
• make illegal payments to in exchange for favors or influence
• be worth or be capable of buying
• acquire by trade or sacrifice or exchange
• accept as true
• obtain one's release from the armed services by payment.
NOUN:
• a purchase
• an act of purchasing something
• an advantageous purchase
• thing acquired through payment

Words related to BUY

bought12 boughten14 boughts13 buyable14 buyables15 buying12 buys9 coff12

Words that contain BUY

buys9 buyer10 rebuy10 buyers11 buying12 buyoff17 buyout11 outbuy11 prebuy13 rebuys11 buyable14 buyback20 buyings13 buyoffs18 buyouts12 outbuys12 overbuy15 prebuys14 buyables15 buybacks21 overbuys16 rebuying14 underbuy14 homebuyer19 nonbuying15 outbuying15 prebuying17 underbuys15 homebuyers20 overbuying19 underbuying18

How to use BUY in a sentence

• This the devotees give to the priests, that it may be burnt before the idol, but merchants often buy it from these priests.
• It can buy or rent property needed for public purposes.
• So mother took some money out of the bank to fit me out, and Major and I went down to Hartford to buy my things.
• Draxy made a careful list of the things she would like to buy.
• His mother sent him to town to buy meat to eat with the boiled rice, and he bought a live crab which he set down in the road and told to go to his mother and be cooked for dinner.
• He used to go out and buy oysters for Hodge, that the servants might not take a dislike to the animal from having to serve it themselves.
• And they come to buy muske, cambals, agats, silke, pepper and saffron like the saffron of Persia.
• Then she brought in some white bread which a presentiment of my coming had perhaps caused her to buy a month before, for it was green with mildew.
• She did nothing to Arnold except to leave him to the best schools and the best tutors money could buy.
• They said all he seemed to think of was to earn money to buy things to deck her out in.
• All the men are accustomed to have as many wives as they can buy and support.
• In any portion restored to Germany the German Government must buy out the French mines at an appraised valuation.
• From now till midsummer sell fat cattle and sheep, and with the money buy lean cattle and sheep.
• The defending counsel had set out to buy and corrupt.
• If the supply fails there is no one up there to buy or beg or borrow from.
• Buy oil-cake and bran with the money got from the seed, and growing clover-seed will not injure the land.
• I simply speak of Thorn as an example of why I think you should have a cool head before you finally buy the Lulu with my money.
• Rittenhouse to buy his land in Kentucky, for raising funds to complete his scheme.
• The captain then settled the factory on the shore side, and began to buy slaves and provisions.
• If he had been possessed of a thousand in gold he would have been no richer, for there was no one to buy from and nothing to buy.
• I thought that, as my uncle would shortly go to supper, I might soon venture out by the window, high up as it was, to buy myself some food in the town.
• It is impossible to buy a real tennis hall in the German Empire to-day.
• He lived in a palace, surrounded by every appointment of luxury that his wealth could buy.
• I want father to buy it, and do what is needed to it, without making it all new and snug looking.
• If there is any publishing enterprise somewhat larger than usual afoot, the trade will pay me something to buy neutrality.
• There is to be a restaurant in the house, where the lodgers can buy their meals.

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